No. 1090-This is one of the most attractive designs we are featuring. The exterior of the first floor is painted stone and the second floor is siding with battoned vertical siding on the large front dormer. The floor plans show seven rooms, three baths, numerous closets, a porch, and an attached garage.
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source: Garlinghouse Artistic Homes, 1950
No. 30-This design is one of the most beautiful Monterey homes we have seen. The exterior is brick veneer and battoned vertical siding. The plan is ideal and shows six fine large rooms, breakfast room, two baths and closets. A large recreation room is provided for in the basement.
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source: Garlinghouse Artistic Homes, 1950
No. 21-We found a wooded hillside where we built this beautiful little English cottage. It seems to beckon one to stop and rest a while; in a moment, tea and delicious little cakes will be served.
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source: Garlinghouse Artistic Homes, 1950
No. 322-The outstanding feature of this beautiful home is the large room over the garage which may be used as a library. studio, guest room or play room. The deck in front makes it especially desirable. The first floor plan shows live lovely rooms, bath, closets, and a double garage.
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source: Garlinghouse Artistic Homes, 1950
No. 36-Brick veneer painted white for the first floor and wide shingles above add to the attractiveness of this extremely beautiful home. An excellent arrangement of seven rooms, two complete baths and breakfast room make up the floor plan.
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source: Garlinghouse Artistic Homes, 1950
No. 184-A beautiful design of Dutch and Colonial descent. The simplicity of the design adds to the homey attractiveness of the exterior. An exceptionally convenient arrangement of rooms is shown. A large recreation room is provided in the basement.
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source: Garlinghouse Artistic Homes, 1950
No. 155-A beautiful cottage with brick veneer exterior and native stone trim. The large terrace in the rear overlooks the gar- den side of the house. Both indoor and outdoor comfort and convenience is realized by the arrangement of the rooms, porch, and terrace.
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source: Garlinghouse Artistic Homes, 1950
No. 1380-This very lovely stone veneer cottage is especially artistic both outside and inside. The living room is lower than the rest of the house and the ceiling follows the roof line. The stair landing overlooks the beautiful living room. The kitchen with its many windows and breakfast corner is very convenient.
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source: Garlinghouse Artistic Homes, 1950
No. 1082-Native stone veneer is used for the front of this very lovely cottage. An excellent plan of five rooms, bath, closets, and attached garage are shown. The stairs from the kitchen lead to a full basement. A large attic is reached by the stairs from the hall.
Cubic Feet:
Basement: 8,560
First Floor: 9,095
Attic: 4,650
Garage: 1,920
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source: Garlinghouse Artistic Homes, 1950
No. 6012-You will find this modest size home larger than it appears to be from the photograph. The bedrooms with double windows are light and airy and each has been provided with ample closet space. The efficient U-shaped kitchen includes a built-in range and oven and a large breakfast nook is conveniently located. The exterior is stone veneer with brick used across front bedroom.
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source: Plans for New Homes | 1960
No. 7354-Standard size 8 x 8 x 16 concrete blocks are used to construct this neat little Florida type house. The windows are modular size aluminum casements. Open type planning has been used in the kitchen and living room but a folding partition is provided so the rooms can be closed when desired. The two bedrooms have plenty of closet space. The bathroom is large and contains two lavatories. The kitchen is conveniently arranged with a built-in range and oven.
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source: Plans for New Homes | 1960
No. 6002-This split-level plan makes good use of a sloping lot. There are actually four levels as the partial basement is lower than the garage and utility level. The room arrangement will delight the modern homemaker as it has many outstanding features to make the home comfortable, convenient and efficient.
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source: Plans for New Homes | 1960
No. 5866-The smart lines of this design will appeal to the home-builder who wants a home that appears new and attractive but maintains traditional styling. Study the floor plan carefully to note the many "extra" features. Comfortable living is assured in this plan.
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source: Plans for New Homes | 1960
No. 5187-A luxurious exterior, spacious and convenient floor plan, center hall to separate living and sleeping quarters, easy access from garage to living room and many other features make up a compact ranch home. Stone planting boxes beneath the living room windows add color and beauty as well as a modern touch.
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source: Plans for New Homes | 1960
No. 8022-This little cottage with its modern exterior will appeal to the couple that has a limited housing budget. The plan includes five rooms and a breakfast nook as well as a full basement. All of the rooms are exceptionally well-lighted and ventilated.
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source: Plans for New Homes | 1960
No. 9522-This three bedroom contemporary design has wide roof overhangs all the way around. Both the front and rear entrances are completely covered and protected from the weather. The attractive terrace at the rear is accessible from the living room and activity room. The central hall offers excellent circulation. The washer and furnace are conveniently located near the kitchen.
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source: Plans for New Homes | 1960
No. 9508-This house was designed so that the breezeway and garage can be omitted without detracting from the appearance of the house. By omitting them the house can be built on a very narrow lot. The housewife can certainly see what is going on from the kitchen. The four casement windows will provide more than adequate light and ventilation. Two full bathrooms are provided. The one with shower is very convenient to the master bedroom, kitchen and rear service door.
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source: Plans for New Homes | 1960
No. 6450-Although the traditional center hall has been eliminated in this modern version of the Cape Cod design, the rooms are so located that there is no crosstraffic any place in the house. The efficient U-shaped kitchen has both a breakfast nook and a serving bar. The downstairs bath has a shower, while a tub is specified for the upper bathroom.
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source: Plans for New Homes | 1960
No. 7352-Here is a very neat two bedroom concrete block house. The living room has been placed at the rear for maximum privacy. Sliding glass doors open onto the terrace from the living room. The central hall permits excellent circulation between all rooms. The kitchen is very attractive and contains a corner sink, built-in range and oven and a washer and dryer niche that closes with a wood folding door. The large bathroom contains both tub and shower.
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source: Plans for New Homes | 1960
No. 7266-Roman brick, waveline siding and battened vertical siding combine to add natural beauty to the clean modern lines of this 1,476 square foot ranch house. All three bedrooms are comfortably large with a large wardrobe closet in each of them. The living room contains a corner type fireplace with bookshelves built right into the brick masonry. From the rear of the living room, sliding glass doors lead to the large flagstone terrace. An attractive brick planter makes the terrace even more colorful. The kitchen is conveniently arranged and there is room for a small breakfast table. The stairway leads to a full basement which can be divided into utility, storage, and recreational areas. The garage is extra large with adequate space at the rear for bicycles, wagons, etc.
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source: Plans for New Homes | 1960
