HERE is presented the rambling-type house developed to meet the particular requirements of the small-home builder in the South.
Generous porches with low sweeping roofs are designed for outdoor living and dining, and for the development of recreation and hobby areas. The kitchen is small and designed to provide the greatest convenience in minimum space. It has a streamlined cabinet at the north end, and space for the hot-water heater, range, refrigerator, and a small table.
The isolation of the sleeping units from all noise of operation of the household makes this plan particularly desirable. The hall is minimum in size.
The bath is in an ideal location for convenience of the sleeping units, and still close enough to the semipublic spaces to make its use convenient for guests.
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source: The Progressive Farmer – Distinctive Southern Homes | 1950
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