The fiftieth house in my "1920s Series" - inspired by 62 Beautiful Vintage Home Designs from the 1920s - is the single story "Cheney," a two bedroom bungalow, with a full basement and detached garage. This house is built on a partial 1-click foundation - it has one step up to the front door, but the rest of the house has a regular foundation. The basement stairs are interesting too - they 'wrap around' the back corner of the house. The stairway is completely covered, but separate from the rest of the house. So the basement could be used as a completely separate living quarters for someone... hmmm, it's pretty dark down there too. Cheney/Chaney... didn't Lon Chaney (Sr or Jr) play Dracula? ;)
This is a combination of both plans for this house. I used the option with a basement (so no screen porch,) but then added the dining booth to the kitchen. It seemed too crowded combining the living and dining rooms.
This not the least expensive house in this series (that would be House #34, at $26K) but it is close! This one comes in at just over $27K. I hope you have a family that will enjoy this house :D
This lot has been adjusted with Mootilda's GridAdjuster to have a partial cute little 1-click foundation.
AND it has a basement (a regular dug-out basement, not a no-slope/page-down-to-the-Nether basement.)