There's something refreshing about a home that doesn't pretend to be perfect. It simply gives you good bones, useful space, a surprisingly generous piece of land, and the opportunity to make it your own. This 1925 bungalow offers 1,088 square feet of character-filled living space on roughly .38 acres, with a deep lot that feels like a rare find in the city. Step inside through the enclosed front porch, a classic feature that adds usable bonus space before you even reach the main living area. Picture a couple of comfortable chairs here, morning coffee in hand, windows open and a little time to yourself. Inside, neutral colors and light flooring create a simple backdrop ready for your ideas. The kitchen keeps things practical with plenty of cabinetry, a gas range, microwave and a window over the sink looking out toward all that backyard space. The home offers three bedrooms , one full bath, central air and forced-air gas heat. There's also a detached garage, plus the kind of driveway and lot depth that gives you breathing room beyond the house itself. And that yard may be where the opportunity really starts to click. The lot stretches approximately 273 feet deep, creating room to garden, build out an outdoor hangout, add a firepit area, or simply enjoy having more green space around you.