Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1921, Page 11

4th and Upshur Streets ' Three Left Out of Five These Are Quick Sellers Two Sold Before Completion . New Homes built of tapestry brick by Clarence H. Small. The location —4th and Upshur Streets N.W., near Soldiers’ Home Park—a permanent improvement that in a way guaran- tees property in the vicinity. Six large, well proportioned rooms and reception hall. Concrete front porch, sleeping-and service porches. Slate roof over attic that affords ample space for storage. Cellar under entire house, servants’ toilet, laundry trays. These homes are finished in hardwood and have %s-inch oak floors. Hot-water heat, electric lights, modern plumbing fixtures. Open Daily and Sunday Until 9 P.M. These Homes Are Quick Sellers and Well Wor'th Your Inspection o saximy ervice Exclusive Sales Agents 1405 Eye St. N.W. Main 4752 WOODLEY PARK “A Section of Exclusive Homes” A Corner House-—fust Completed 27th and Garfield Sts. North of Conn. Ave. Bridge - and One Block West of Conn. Ave. Well-proportioned sleeping roams—two baths—and garage. 5 Hardwood floors—house finished in mahogany and white—with beautiful electric and plumbing fixtures. Broad lawn and stone retaining wall. Sleeping porch, breakfast porch and service porch. Concrete covered porch, which affords home comfort in the evenings. Concrete cellar under entire house, laundry trays, servants’ toilet and cold storage room. Built-in garage. 3 Open Daily and Sunddy Untd oM. : =GOS M KEEVER ervice EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENTS 1405 Eye St. N.W. Members Washington Real Estate Board THE - EVENING STAR WASHINGTON UNITED STATES TREASURER BUYS HOME. e northwest. Frame and stucco is a combination for home builders that is proving daily more popular. First of all, such a home is always attractive from the outside and stucco is a material that fits in well with practically all sur- roundings. Even in the most exclu- sive suburban developments does the Stucco cottage hold its own, so that the person who is considering build- ing will not go far astray if he chogses this combination of materials wherewith to build his home. The house shown today is an ideally planned bungalow. For the family without a servant it is most conven- iently arranged, while it can, on a mo- ment's notice, be turned into a two- family house. Thus the owner, hard pressel to make ends meet, will be able to help out his finances by making the second floor into an apartment as well as building a house that is attrac- tive and charming not only from the outside but on the inside as well. Entrance is into a large living room which extends the full width of the houseé. It is pleasantly lighted and has an open fireplace to add charm. Off 16 BUNGALOWS _SOLD BEFORE COMPLETION Indicating that the public is in a “home-buying mood,” sixteen bunga- lows now being erected by Shannon & Luchs on 13th street between Ham- ilton and Ingraham streets, have been sold before completion, it is reported. These houses are erected on lots forty-three feet wide, with ample space between. Four styles of front elevation are used, the plans having been " drawn by Arthur B. Heaton. In_eight, on the first floor is found a living room, dining room, pantry, kitchen and sun parlor. In the other Open F 2 until Residence purchased this week by Frank White, treasurer of the United States. It is located at the northwest corner of 15th and Hamilton streets Shannon & Luchs were the bullders. FRAME AND STUCCO HOMES _ARE GROWING IN POPULARITY from the living room is the dining room In the rear of which is the modernly equipped kitchen. A narrow passage- way connects the bedroom and bath with the front part of the house and assures privacy to these two rooms.’ A spacious front porch and a service porch_in. the rear complete the first- floor plan. Upstalrs there are two bed- rooms, a balcony and plenty of storage space. The total size of this house, exclusive of the porches, is thirty feet wide by thirty-three feet six inches deep. It is of frame construction finished with ce- ment stucco and its broad, sweeping roof Is covered with elther color8d as- bestos shingles or with shingles stained with creosote. The cornices and all outside trimmings are of pine, painted white, and the stucco surface Is tinted a coft cream. The main living and dining rooms are finished in mission, stained oak, and the second story, also the kitchen'and rear rooms are finished in Washington fir with a light brown stain. There is a full basement with concrete walls and cement floor. The estimated cost of building this little home, exclusive of the plumbing and heating, is placed as being between $7,500 and $8,500. lace of the sun parlor is an eight in room. Each has three bed- extra b rooms and bath on the second floor and lavatory on the first floor. Among the features are stone fireplaces in the living re specially selected elec- tric fixtures, high sinks in the kitchen and a co: nd umbrella closet which appears as a bookcase. Other bungalows of this general type will be erected shortly, it is un- derstood. One of the purchasers was Frank ‘White, - treasurer of the United- States, who bought the northwest corner of 13th and Hamilton streets. —_— Lake Huron has the curious record of having more islands than any other lake. rom 6 P.M. 1817 Belmiont Rodd Three stories; ten fooms ssix bedrooms) ; steam heat, elec- trici%.‘ gas, etc.; brick garage arge enough for two cars: e location is unexcelled. The price.is, right and terms can be arranged. The owner has occupied the ‘property, keeping it - in Al condition. Recently the house('wll papered and plmtfd throughout. - i 7 ' Shannon & Luchs - 713 T4th St NW. SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1921-PART 2" 23 HOMES REPORTED SOLD BY W. M. BRASWELL Two A]‘urtmenu Also. Figure in Realty Sales of Past Week. Homeseekers and apartment-house investors are Increasing their demands for living accommodations to such an extent as to disclose the uggent need for more small houses and for apartment bulldings, it 1s reported by W. 3L Bras The sale of twenty-three homes and two apartments, aggregating in value $236,000, was announced by his office. Some of the transactions follow: Charles L. Mageo purchased the apartment house at 1466 Rhode Island avenue northwest, containing five apart- ments, completely furnished, with all modern improvements, for $30,000. L. A. Halsey bought the two-story brick residence at 402 10th street north- east. B Nellie P. Owens acquired the two- story brick dwelling at 404 10th street northeast. America J. Faina obtained title to the two-story brick dwelling at 406 10th street northeast. Charles L. Magee purchased resi- 788 Irving street dences 784, 786 and northwest. Mrs. Monk pald $9,000 for premise 3639 New Hampshire avenue north west, a two-story brick dwelling. Braxton B. Webb purchased houses at 1153, 1155 and 1157 1st street rorth- ‘west, for $7,600. R. M. Parvas bought a dwelling at 1406 Monroe street. Mt. Pleasant. and —_— e cAsant and Open for Inspection Until 7 P.M. - 417 Upshur St. N.W. Petworth _First® floor contains large living room, dining room, kitcHen and reception hall. Second floor, four bedrooms, two complete baths, large closet for each room, laundry chute to basement. Concrete basement under entire housg, stationary laun- dry tubs, coal bin, gas heater, lavatory. _Hot-water heat, electric lights, hardwood floors and trim; floored attic for storage. The arrangement of the sec- ond floor is such that a private apartment of two or three rooms and bath can be made Without expense, the rental from which would make these good investments as well as ideal homes. Terms—Small Cash Pay- ment, Balance Monthly D. J. PARTELLO Owner and Builder 4227 8th St. N.W. Phone Col. 1977 s0ld the same to Earle R. Rlley. Mr. Parvas also bought the'property at 3525 14th street northwest, and sold it to Henry Wassung as an investment. Charles L. Magee sold premiscs 1662 and 16564 Kalorama road. Mrs. Elizabeth Landis sold to D. W. Reisinger the bullding at 2020 Sum- mit place northeast. * Mrs. Clara 8. Backus sold to C. N. Bellinger the residence at 1017 P street northwest. Mrs. Anna Carter of Baltimore sold to Mrs. Abbie L. Snowden residence ut 3602 11th street northwest. Harvey L. Akers sold to Charles Kutz the house at 703 32d street north- west for $14,000. Harvey L. Akers purchased prem- jes 1360 Falrmont street northwest, consisting of twelve rooms, three baths, hot water heat, elgctric lights. Helen C. Nelson sold lo Lorena C. Richards the house at 4001 Mariboro Dlace. Churles Mondes %o1d the property ai 1320 Monroe street northwest. Abbie L. Snowden rold to Richare M. Parvas the dwelling, 3229 1ith street northwest. BUNGALOWS SOLD. The bungalow at the corner of Old- chester roud and Maiden lane, in the English_village of Bradley Hills, Md., was sold this week through John F. Maury’s office for Ben L. Prince. The house, which contains six rooms and bath, is located on a corncr lot containing about one-half acre of ground. There is a detached garage. Another bungalow recently built by R. Behrends on Old- chester road was soid. It contains six rooms and bath and is on a lot contain- ing about one-half acre of ground. Office Space For Rent In new eight-story fireproof . o 3° ~ Otis Building On Eighteenth Street N.W. Just North of Pennsylvania Avenue Near the Interstate Commerce Commission, Court of Claims and other large Government Departments. For terms for loft space or subdivided:nto offices to suit tenants, apply to the Albemarle Investment Company 816 Connecticut Avenue N.W. or temporary rental office on site Exceptional pagking facilities are available in this location. - Will be ready for occupancy about March 1, 1922 - Beautifully Designed Homes Entirely Detached These houses have no competition in price 1201 to 1207 Hamilton St. N.W. Open, Lighted Today and Sunday Until 9 P.M 5 Sold—2 Left 1321 New York Ave. N.W. Phone Main 1267 ' and winter months. TZION ANNAPOLIS PikE Purchasers of These Beautifully Located Waterfront Sites Have Built and Are Now Occupying Many, ‘Their Modést Summer Bl’ln.lowl. ‘While Other Bumgalows Are im Course Construction or Being Planned The Bullders Are Now Completing Two Sample Bungalows, Which We Offer at Bargain Prices BUNGALOW COMPLETE -ON %, ACRE SITE Living Room, Fireplace, 10-Ft. Porch, 2 Bedrooms, Screened Dining Room, Kitchen, Artesian Well. : The other sample bungalow is on a larger scale and is offered at $3,000. Moter d to South River Park Sunday, taking the Washin (hed‘tmrmqimdhdlnikfihfldeofsoml River. You will be welcomed and shown every courtesy. > y For Complete Information Apply ' $2,500 ot -Annapolis Pike, turn in at Phone