The progressive farmer - plan 2139-C

 


WHAT do you want in your new home? Comfort and convenience, as well as good looks? Big-house extras — planned with an eye on the budget? A plan that makes the outdoors a pleasant part of everyday living?

Then consider this house, for it has all these features — and more. A singularly livable arrangement makes it convenient. Over-all floor space of less than 1,500 square feet keeps building costs within reason, yet open planning gives a feeling of spaciousness. (There is no separation between the living and dining areas — though the L-shape gives the effect of two rooms — and only a serving counter separates the compact kitchen from the dining area.)

Two window walls in the living area make the garden a part of the room. One of these glass walls overlooks a spot that is ideal for an outdoor living room, as it is shielded from the street by the double garage.

The kitchen is centrally located, just a few steps from any room in the house, or the front door. A protected porch connects the house and garage, and this porch opens into a central hall from which you can reach any room directly. (No need to traipse across the living room with an armload of groceries!)

One of the house’s luxury features is the twin bathroom arrangement. Note, however, that the fixtures are placed back-to-back to reduce plumbing costs.

The trim, attractive exterior contrasts brick veneer and wood siding in an interesting effect.


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source: The Progressive Farmer – Distinctive Southern Homes | 1950


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