PLAN P-273—House area, first floor 845 sq. ft., future expansion attic 450 sq. ft. Double economy is offered in this two-way expansion home. The $1\frac{1}{2}$ story house is a true construction cost saver, particularly when it is rectangular in shape and is size-designed to fit standard lumber and material lengths. The two-way expansion possibilities add tremendous value and are another economical feature of this small lot home . . . expansion upwards under an already constructed roof is inexpensive and simple enough for the home mechanic to do. Space for two additional bedrooms and a bath has been provided to be built when needed. Expansion downwards into the already constructed basement is another economical and uncomplicated project. Here living possibilities may be increased by the addition of a family room, den, shop and storage area.

PLAN P-546—area, 1492 sq. Entrance foyer channels traffic direct to living room, bedrooms or kitchen. Spacious living-dining area is lined with sliding glass doors doors at the back, communicating with the big rear porch. Kitchen has absolutely everything, including good eating space and room for washer and dryer. Storage of every sort is on a lavish scale. All three bedrooms are good sized and well closeted, and the master room has its own bath and a closet-lined dressing room.

PLAN P-560—area, 1,374 sq. ft. in living and sleeping levels. Extra-special plan for families with lively youngsters. Family room level, with lavatory, coat closet, storage for bikes and wagons, and play space, takes care of practically all their needs and spares the rest of the house. Mother in the kitchen can keep in touch with activities in the play yard, just outside, or the family room, just four steps down. Upstairs, three big bedrooms, huge closets for toys and miscellany as well as clothes, and a bathroom with dual lavatories and separate tub to ease the early morning traffic jam.

PLAN P-463—area, 1,330 sq. ft. Casual, contemporary ranch, at home in any surroundings, in any part of the country. Planned to fit many different families and ways of life. Centrally located multi-purpose family room can serve as second living room, playroom, hobby area or TV room. Covered porch can be seen and reached through sliding glass doors in both living and dining rooms. Entrance foyer and kitchen vestibule solve all traffic problems for family, guests and deliveries. Two baths serve three large bedrooms, and there are plenty of closets for every personal and household need. Kitchen is compactly arranged, features built-in range-top and oven units. Two-way fireplace, shown in detail drawing, furnishes just the right amount of separation between living and dining areas.

PLAN P-499—area, house, 1,725 sq. ft.; garage, 409; porch, 181. Good-sized ranch, fine facilities for easy work, enjoyable living, and both formal and informal entertainment. Unusually large and well-arranged kitchen; adjacent family room for informal meals and activities. Bedrooms are all above average size. Central bath has dual lavatory; second door permits master bath to serve family room and kitchen as well.

PLAN P-503—area, 1,823 sq. ft. without garage. Every room in this big ranch is large, but for all its size, it’s designed to get the most for the money. Centrally located indoor-outdoor family room is easily accessible from any part of the house. Sliding glass doors provide a view of the out-of-doors at all seasons and open up to convert the whole room into a porch. Sweeping, floor-to-ceiling bow window and a generous fireplace give the living room two dominant points of interest. Kitchen is built on the same generous scale. Lavatory is convenient between kitchen and rear vestibule. Master room stars with a full bath big dressing room; if you don't need extra closets, turn them to the foyer.