Plan CC6414 by Homes Beautiful represents the pinnacle of compact, contemporary mid-century design. The exterior immediately captures the eye with its low-slung, asymmetrical gabled roofline and an elegant mixture of textures. To the left, a beautiful accent wall of stacked fieldstone contrasts perfectly with the warm, horizontal brick siding that wraps around the rest of the structure. The absolute focal point of the facade is the vibrant, double front door painted in a bold, optimistic red, accented by starburst hardware. Large, floor-to-ceiling windows flank the entryway, promising an interior flooded with natural light.

Designed with efficiency and family life in mind, this compact blueprint packs incredible functionality into its footprint. It features three comfortable bedrooms clustered away for privacy, alongside one and a half bathrooms. To suit the builder's climate, the layout even offers an optional basement.

The true heart of the home, however, is the family room. Embracing the era's revolutionary indoor-outdoor living trend, this central gathering space opens directly onto a rear patio. It is a home built not just for shelter, but for hosting weekend barbecues, watching the kids play in the yard, and enjoying the suburban dream. This design captures a beautiful moment in architectural history where style, affordability, and modern functionality perfectly aligned.

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source 1955 Homes Beautiful | L. B. Wright, Inc, Ohio

Not all things are surpassed by time. The Holbrooke's unusual charm and staunch character will continue to make it the popular choice of those strong individuals of sound principles and determined nature.

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source 1955 Standard Homes Washington D.C.

Some homes will outlive their popularity. Not the Warren. Its classic features and thoughtful design will always be appreciated by its fortunate owners and will always be a proud member of its community.

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source 1955 Standard Homes Washington D.C.

A man is often judged as much by the home he builds as by the company he keeps. One would expect to find the owner of The Carlton a man of good judgment and a sentinel of progress in his community.

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source 1955 Standard Homes Washington D.C.

If more floor space per dollar is desired in a home without the sacrifice of architectural beauty, the Rockport is the answer. Not only is it spacious, but unusually attractive as well. The floor plans offer many time and labor-saving features.

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source 1955 Standard Homes Washington D.C.

Few will pass the Pasadena without pausing to admire its symmetry and balance. And the thoughtful will observe and appreciate the many extra features of convenience so graciously added.

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source 1955 Standard Homes Washington D.C.