Real Estate » Hot Properties  Bigger and Brighter  Circa 1929
bungalow in Evergreen.    It's a common complaint that bungalows
are dark inside. A deep roof overhang and interior trim that's
stained, not painted, are often to blame. So imagine my surprise
when I encountered one of the brightest bungalows in Midtown,
with its original stained trim.  Certainly having more windows
per room than the average bungalow makes a huge difference. A
pair of ten-light French doors flanked by double windows
effectively makes the whole front wall of the living room glass.
It also doesn't hurt that the last two owners have done
extremely sensitive renovations. The prior owner did a major
second-floor enlargement, and the current owner did significant
interior improvements, as well as adding a rear studio and two-
car garage. Furthermore, the current owner added lots of
recessed, low-voltage can lights while maintaining the smooth,
nine-foot ceilings.  The rich, red-gum trim has never been
despoiled with paint. The interior co