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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1962

Page

29

House of the Week J-47 Ranch Designed From Reader Picks

Architect Herman H. York reveals design J-47, a one story 2 504 square foot ranch with 88 2 by 41 depth dimensions. The plan features three bedrooms plus a fourth, two and a half or three baths, a centered hall, and a full basement.

Jules Low Herman H. York York

J-47 Statistics: One-Story House Specs

A single story residence with three or four bedrooms, living room, dining room, family room, three baths, central foyer, kitchen dinette, oversized double garage, and full basement. Living area 2,504 sq ft. garage 231 sq ft. Overall footprint 88 2 by 41 feet.

Enclosed payment notes for baby blueprint design J-47

A brief payment receipt states 50 cents for a baby blueprint design J-47 and 1 dollar for a YOUR HOME booklet, with handwritten name street and state printed.

Second Home Demand Grows and Prefab Housing Rise

Increased leisure time drives demand for second homes within 50 to 100 miles of owners. Prefabricated shells offer quick low cost construction and allow owners to complete work themselves. Buyers often own land already and pay on time or cash, enabling weekend or vacation use.

Simple 12 by 12 Fiber Glass Roof Overhang Frame

Build a frame from 2 by 6 lumber with five 2 by 6 rafters inside and at least two braces between each rafter. One end rests on a 2 by 6 attached to the house with lag screws for frame houses or expansion bolts for masonry.

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