When we think of the perfect bungalow, we imagine a space that is both open and intimate–one that connects the outside world to the home's interior, and one where cozying up to a fireplace in winter and lounging in the shade during the dog days of summer are both easily done. And we found such a place on Imperial Street. Built in '42 and remodeled just a few years ago, this charming cottage is equal parts functional and inviting. There's over 2,000 square feet of solid living space–a few bedrooms, a couple of baths, and a basement watering hole that has us itching for a rowdy game of darts and a cold beer. Other things we love include the ample windows, the low horizontal lines, and that bar tile roof. But we'd hate for you to forget things like the two-car garage, the updated (and adorable) kitchen, and the formal dining with the pair of built-ins (that's where grandma's Depression glass goes). We're utterly mad about its location, too...being just a few kicks on your board to Sugar House Park, 15th & 15th's Paris Bistro, King's English Bookshop, and the forthcoming Trestle Tavern can never be a bad thing. It's a cottage in the city that has it all. And it's all good. Square footage figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only . Buyer is advised to obtain an independent measurement.
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