Aqua Long Beach Condos

The Aqua Towers are located at 388 E. Ocean & 488 E. Ocean Blvd are these two multi-colored high-rise condos on Ocean Blvd in downtown Long Beach, California.

If you are looking for ocean views, coastline views or city vies, then Aqua Long Beach is the community that has all three.

You can view the coastline from Long Beach to Laguna Beach. Very beautiful at night.

Long Beach Aqua Tower Condos for Sale

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Aqua Condos Long Beach Summary

Whether you’re looking for a beachfront property or a high-rise with city views, the Aqua Towers has something for everyone. Built in 2004, these buildings are well-maintained and offer all the amenities you could want in a home.

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Categories	Aqua Details to Know
Community Service Organization Fee	There is 1/4 of the one percent of the purchase price is usually paid by the buyer. This is a one-time fee.
What does the HOA cover?	Water, trash, internet service, the amenities mentioned above
Homeowners Association Fee	Monthly; Varies by size of the unit; there are two HOA fees. One is the master plan and the other is for the common grounds of the building.
Views:	Ocean, Mountains, Coastline & City
Amenities:	Pool, Spa, Fitness, Dry Sauna, Business Center, Barbecue area, High-Speed internet (account to be established with Frontier), Concierge
Pets Allowed:	Yes (limit is 2)
Year Built:	2004
# of Condos:	545 (277 units in 388 Ocean and 268 units in 488 Ocean)
Aqua Condos Location:	388 E Ocean & 488 E Ocean Blvd, Long Beach, CA 90802
Move-in Day	There is a $500 deposit to move in; 100 move in fee; Move in's are allowed on Monday through Saturday in 4 hour blocks : 10 to 2 or 2 to 6; must book appointment with Natasha in HOA at 562-495-1425.
Rentals Allowed	Yes
Elevators:	2 per building
Parking:	Underground parking; there is guest parking available

Floor Plans

Bedrooms	Square Footage
1 bed, 1 bath	580 to 680 sqft
2 beds, 2 baths	950 to 1,647 sqft
3 beds, 2 to 3 baths	2,070 to 2,490 sqft

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Community Service Organization Fee cover at Aqua?

It is a one-time fee that a buyer pays as 1/4 of 1 percent of the purchase price of the condo you love at Aqua.

Q: How does moving into You Aqua Condo Work?

There is a $500 move-in / move-out fee and a $500 deposit is required. Check with the Aqua Homeowner Association (HOA) for details. You cannot move into the building on a Sunday. So, scheduling with a date and time with the HOA is critical to moving.

Q: What are the Monthly HOA Fees at Aqua Condominiums?

Each condo varies in HOA fees per month. There are two fees. The 1st one covers the building and the 2nd one covers the HOA fee of the common grounds.

Q: Is their Free WiFI or Internet Service included in the HOA Fee?

There is a basic monthly internet service included in your HOA fee.

Exploring all Long Beach Condos Options to Find One to Call Home

I find a lot of people like to view all of the Long Beach located on Ocean Blvd which gives you the best views of the city, mountains, ocean, and coastline. I create a list of Long Beach ocean view condos too in case you want to compare the Aqua Towers condos to other condominiums in the city.

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Fun Things to Do in Long Beach When You Live in the Aqua Towers

Aqua towers condos for sale — Long Beach Grand Prix

Typically, we have the Long Beach Grand Prix every year that runs along shoreline drive which is just west of 388 Ocean and 488 Ocean here at Aqua. So, you could attend the races or watch them from the condos.

The excitement starts at Shoreline Drive, just west of the Aqua condominiums, where you can watch from a balcony or join the throng on shore to see cars racing by as they bear down for victory!

The annual event brings tens of thousands out every year with its thrill-a-minute spectacle that has been likened to “watching an ice hockey game”.

There are always plenty of spectator spots available – whether it’s up close onshore, perched high above spectators lined along beachfront balconies, or even if you’re watching from your own living room via live broadcast TV coverage!

This park, on the left, where the lighthouse is located is called Shoreline Aquatic Park. It is close to Shoreline Village at 200 Aquarium Way in Long Beach.

Other fun activities in the area include

Visit the Aquarium of the Pacific at 100 Aquarium Way, Long Beach, CA 90802
Go to the Queen Mary in the harbor. A great place for the 4th of July or New Year’s Eve events.
Shop and Dine in Shoreline Village
Take a Trip by boat to Catalina Island for the day
Go shopping at the Pike in downtown Long Beach
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