PLAN P-645—House area 985 sq. ft. on living and bedroom levels. Difficult as it may be to believe, this is about the smallest 3 bedroom, split level home that can be designed . . . maintaining room sizes of sensible proportions. Professional handling of exterior gives it a big house look, interesting features and homestead charm. This is a truly economical home . . . small in stature — does not demand a large lot — incorporates more livability than often found in much larger houses. A full basement under the living level augments the closet storage area elsewhere. Recreation level embraces the informal room, a garage, full bath with shower, mud and laundry room and access to both kitchen and basement. Note direct access to rear yard from this level . . . through-the-house traffic is reduced to a minimum with this feature. Kitchen is but 4 short steps up, has the efficient “U” shaped arrangement and provides space for a breakfast table. Full dining room forms an open “L” with the living room giving space appeal. Vaulted living room ceiling and open rail stair adds to the spacious feeling. Up on bedroom level, the bath and closets are tucked scientifically between the 3 full sized bedrooms. A well planned home . . . a sound, sensible investment.

PLAN P-643—House area 995 sq. ft. A cute-as-a-button cottage for people with distinctive taste . . . and economy minded too. It is about as small a sensible 3 bedroom home could be, thus low cost is one of its principal offerings. It lacks nothing in livability and interesting features as a careful review of the floor plan will indicate . . . covered front entrance — entrance foyer — multi-use bath location — well equipped kitchen with breakfast space — two way fireplace for living room and kitchen — direct access to basement from kitchen and outdoors — combined 31 foot length of open entertainment area — abundant storage — outdoor living area and many more. A unique feature is the sliding wall which can separate living room and den. It doesn't open part of the way or fold back . . . it slides completely out of the house into a pocket. The pocket forms a privacy wall for the terrace.

PLAN P-339—House area 1040 sq. ft. Without wasting a penny on unnecessary frills, this home provides wonderful livability and some spectacularly good features. On the dollars-and sense side, count a simple rectangular plan, unbroken gable roof, vertical board siding. Living room boasts a picture window at the front and glass from floor to roof along the side. Unique inverted flying buttress-type supports for the extra-wide roof overhang add a novel note. This plan offers a special spot for the TV set; it may be viewed from any location in the living room. A hinged bookcase wall permits double use of den as part of living room or as bedroom, while a divider screens off a small vestibule.

Storage space is tremendous for a house of this size. The L-shaped kitchen plan is most efficient, and there is room for freezer, semi-circular breakfast nook, and equipment closet handy to the rest of the house. Pass-through makes meal service easy. A single bathroom is centrally located for convenience.