Bungalows

These are the signature California-style residences right along our main lake‘s shore.

 

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Table of Contents:

  1. Vocabulary
  2. Introduction
  3. Population Over Time
  4. Additional Notes
  5. Outsides (Images Begin)
  6. Insides
  7. Attic Windows
  8. Nearby
  9. Inspired by Hotel St. Germain
  10. Hangin’ Out

 

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bun·ga·low
ˈbəNGɡəˌlō/
noun
noun: bungalow; plural noun: bungalows
  1. a low house, with a broad front porch, having either no upper floor or upper rooms set in the roof, typically with dormer windows.

 

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Introduction:

Like our city’s Ti Houses, these residences are low, small, cozy, and personal.  Each one has room for a group of 3 or 4 people.  Their beds are usually located in the attic-level lofts, though some have their beds in the middle of the main ground-level room, with couches and beanbags in their attic-lofts.

You can always hear the calming surf from your windows in this neighborhood.  Each bungalow has a sliding wall that opens to a wide porch facing the beach.  Shops and other beachfront attractions are all within walking distance.

These are much like the nice kinds of beachfront homes and semi-high-rises you might see if you find the right places in Carlsbad, Mission Beach, and Oceanside.

 

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Population Over Time:

Roughly 1 more person made this neighborhood his/her home (or at least their 2nd/vacation home) every ~42 years from 2013 to 23000 A.D..

  1. 2013:  the first guest or resident here
  2. 2055:  the 2nd guest/resident living in this neighborhood
  3. ~23000 A.D. and beyond:  ~500 at capacity

 

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Additional Notes:

Heather “Lifeguard” Cameron makes her getaway home here; she maintains a residence in one of these Inisfreean bungalows.

 

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Outsides:

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Insides:

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Attic Windows:

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Nearby:

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Inspired by Hotel St. Germain:

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Hangin’ Out:

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