This charming bungalow in the water-privileged Pine Haven neighborhood has new EVERYTHING. It was renovated stem-to-stern with careful attention to detail. The design enthusiasts who updated this classic Pasadena beach cottage were inspired by the one thing we all know you cannot change: location. From both front and back yards, you can glimpse the depth and flash of Stoney Creek. The community beach is at one end of the block, and the dock and boat ramp is at the other end. Stoney Creek feeds into the Patapsco River, then out into the Chesapeake. Berry Drive, just one block long, is a sweet, special location. Inside 7655, the formerly tiny rooms have been opened up into airy living/dining/family spaces with vaulted ceilings. The chef's kitchen has quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, and a bold gray-and-white patterned wall of tile, punctuated with windows that give bright glimpses of water. Durable luxury vinyl in a cool weathered grey-brown flows throughout the home. The bright, sunny master bedroom has a pocket door into its bathroom, with marble tile in a rich warm color mix and a glass-enclosed shower. An additional window was added to another bedroom to create yet another water view. The hall bath features richly textured tiles in a cool, watery blue color, and both baths have round mirrors reminiscent of portholes. A cute little blue garden shed and two back patios create additional living space outdoors, and an exterior stairwell provides access to basement space for utilities and plenty of storage. Truly, this water-inspired home is a knockout. Technical note: dual heating system uses a heat pump AND an oil furnace for optimum energy efficiency.