We also have a Bridgeport. It is wonderful. The Gardenia was our second choice - but kitchen lust won out.
What may have been possible (or not) at the time we bought is not necessarily the same today, so take this with a grain of salt. Our neighbors considered a Bridgeport, but could not gt a full summer kitchen at that time.
If that is still true today - and you want a Bridgeport - the best thing is to look for a lot with room to go back a bit. You would then have to get T&D or another contractor to enlarge your lanai. Make sure your lot would give you enough room to do this.
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Holyoke, Mass; East Granby, Monroe, Madison and Branford, Conn; Port Clyde, Maine; North Myrtle Beach, SC; The Village of Bonita (April 2009 - )
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