Morning Happens on the Porch. Everything Else Happens Out Back. Most intown bungalows make you choose. The charm or the renovation. The location or the yard. This one refused. The fireplace, the arched dining room, and the deep covered front porch belong to the way Berkeley Park was built in the 1930s, when a porch was a room and neighbors used it. The quartz kitchen, the gas range, the stainless suite, and the frameless glass shower belong to the way you actually live now. Nothing here asks you to finish someone else's project. The floor plan is the quiet advantage. The owner's suite sits on the main level with a double vanity and a walk-in shower, so daily life never touches a staircase. Upstairs stays flexible: two bedrooms plus a skylit study lined with built-ins, ready to be an office, a nursery, or the guest room your friends will not want to leave. Baths are positioned so guests and everyday routines never cross paths. Then the house saves its best move for last. The owner's suite opens straight onto a two-level deck above a deep, fully fenced backyard that stays green and quiet while Westside Provisions, The Works, and Westside Park all sit minutes from the driveway.