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The picture is an upper class house. The description of who lived there is lower class. That being said, the average house size through the 50s was 800 square feet. Poorer families lived in proximity. Somehow that is now considered a bad thing. Sharing a bedroom with an other sex sibling is now tantamount to abuse. It is but the whining of generational spoiled brats. Drive through an old neighborhood from before the 60s. Then consider that the bigger houses were occupied by the upper class who lived and whose children went to school alongside the lower classes. The societal divisions were not so distinct that people needed to be apart from their brothers and sisters.