Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1922, Page 14

14 REAL ESTATE.. WASHINGTON’S GREATEST SUBURBAN DEVELOPMENT The Shannon & Luchs INTOWN SUBURB 14TH STREET TERRACE All the advantages of .suburb-n life, but with all the city’s advantages And the only restricted Home Community in the central northwest where the responsi- bility for its future correct development is in the hands of one organization. Many delight- ful homes purchased at very fair prices have been depreciated by future developments en- tirely beyond the control of the original build- ers. Our investments in this section must be protected for a period of seven years'3fter the last homie is built. N That explains why we have been particu- larly cautious in the selection of our purchasers. Our ability to produce in gquantity permits us to name prices on Homes practically beyond competition even when compared with far less desirable locations. Your time would be well spent seeing the wonderful Home Devel- opment now going on in this com- munity. OVER 100 HOMES SOLD BEFORE COMPLETION Several Sample Houses Have Been Re- tained and Are Open for Your Inspection TO INSPECT (AND WHY PUT OFF?) Take 14th St. car (best service in Washington) to corner of Jefferson St. NW. Or drive out 16th St. to Celorado Ave., to Ingraham St., then one-half square to 14th St. NW. SHANNON - & LUCHS Owners and Builders 713 14th St. N.W. In the Choicest Section of Old | CHEVY CHASE —a new Dutch Cclonial house of unusual design’and construc- “tion. The lot is 115x125 ft., with large shade trees, including ~many evergreens. The house is sided with California red- wood, government inspection. The floors of the first story are of quartered oak, with white oak staircase; second floor =" of select Georgia pine. Subfloors both stories are narrow ° tongue and groove with rubberoid insulation; walls are also insulated with rubberoid. The plaster is of patent cement un- usually well applied and on special lath. The price is right and special terms can be arranged. THOMAS J. FISHER AND CO., INC. 738 15th St. N.W. Main 6830 R A A A L A T THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. BUSINESS BUILDING PURCHASED. ° BUSINESS PROPERTIES PLANNED FOR EARLY DATE Allan E. Walker Investment Com- pauy to Construct Improviments on Two Designated Sites. Two business property developments. will be started by the Allan E. Walker Investment Company, it was announced today. A business building will be erected at 1019 17th street northwest and stores will be constructed at the northwest corner of Massachusetts and New Jersey avenues. The 17th street structure will be two stories high, thirty feet wide and 106 feet deep. It was designed by Robert F. Beresford for the Maryland Battery Company. which will Install its salesroo: ce and service sta- tion there. Construction will be of reinforced concrete with attractive stone and ornamental iron front. It will have steam heat and electric light. The plans call for a driveway, with en- trance at front and exit at the rear; through the entire building. ’ The improvements are being made for the owner of the land, a local in- vestor. The investment company purchased the property at the northwest corner of Massachusetts and New Jersey ave- nues, containing about 3,500 square feet. The property has a frontage of over seventy-six feet on Massachu- setts avenue and over 118 feet on New Jersey avenue. A large brick bullding on the corner will be remodeled immediately So as to provide two large, modern stores with apartments above. The remainder of the property will he developed for business purposes in the immediate future, after plans by Robert F. Beresford. The ground and development will represent an investment of approxi- mately $40,000 when improvements are completed, it is stated. ELECTRICAL FIRM PLANS NEW BUSINESS HOME | : |Ross & Wells Buys Property at 915 12th St. N. W.—Other Real Estate Transfers. ! Ross & Wells, for many years in the electrical business at 1105 E street northwest, have purchased the property at 915 12th street northwe: preparatory to replacing the old res dence there by a modern busine: home. _Thc dwelling to be razed contains nine room: Plans for the new building have been completed. It wil] h_n\‘a a front of glazed terra cotta and iight brick. The property was sold by Mary A. Jaeger through the office of Bauman & Heinzman. | _The Washington Electric Company. 21 H street northwest, purchased from W. B. Hibbs the three-story brick dwelling at 928 I street nort. west. This property wlll be remos eled into business property and will be occupied by the company. A two-story business property with store and apartments, 2010 K street northwest, was purchased by Francis A. Crawford from the estate of W. eston Willlamson. Clarence Parsley hought two busi- {ness properties, and 3230 11th street northwest. Mary A. Lampson was the seller. Abraham Goldman purchased from i{John F. Emery properties at 3224 and 3. 11th street northwest. Exten- Improvements sive alterations and will be made. Premises 13591; D street southwest, fa two-story brick home, near the bureau of 'printing and engraving (] . Do you require only a 6-room house? 'AND —want all the features which your friends have in _their large and more costly homes, and, the most im- portant of all, a location equal to any? Here is a house which has the above features and built as well as you would build a home for yourself. Priced to Sell Quick 1630 Argonne Terrace In beautiful Mt. Pleasant, just west of 16th street. Tapestry brick home, of six rooms and bath, with glassed in sleeping porch, giving efficiency of 4 bed- rooms; built-in garage; house in splendid condition, with all the modern refinements. Owner has made a substantial cut in price for a quick sale. .Open Sunday After 1 P. M. Exclusive Agents | ! /1405 Eye Street N.W. Main 4752 3717 Keokuk St. § (Second House East From Connecticat Ave.) ! Detached 50-Foot Frontage Brand-New Six large rooms; electric lights; hot-water heat; hard- Swomi. floors; sleeping porch; open fireplace. Price, $11,500 Terms Arranged Open for inspection 1 to 7 P.M. Sunday. Act quick, and don’t be among the disap- pointed, as there is only one left. 1336 N. Y. Ave. NW. Room 202 The Reason Why we recommend polished plate glass for the home is bicause it not only permits clear and undis-— il torted vision and makes the architecture of the house more pleasing, but also it adds greatly to the intrinsic worth of the structure in the eyes of a prospective purchaser. Send fer Balletine , Foundsd 1864 HIRES TURNER GLASS COMPANY Roeslyn, Va. Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star ¥ = fe 7 WASHINGTON, D.C. - Store bullding at 614 #3th street northwest bought tl Georges, who will occupy the wpper floors. Stamps deed 1ndi W, that the considerdtion was between MISS NEWMAN A NOTARY. I President Harding has appointed | Miss Ruth L. Newman, notary DIIbHc' for the District of Columbia, it was announced today. Miss Newman settlement clerk In the office of Bo: & Phelps. ON BUSINESS TRIP SOUTH. W. B. Nairn of the business loca- left Washington Tuesday for Florida lon a ten-day business trip. Mr. Nairn will give his attention to certain pro- posed real estate developments there. — — | sold to Katherina Mothershead | by Dr. D. E. Harrigan. | A modern two-story home at 648 | 6th street northeast, having six rooms and bath, was sold by the | Young estate to Robert Robinson. | Premises 1780 Willard street north- | west, a four-family apartment build- | ing. was sold by Louls Sokolove to | |¥red Kogod. The property will be | held as an investment. | The former home of Augustus G. Heaton, Washington astist, was sold | to Charles W. Pacy. property | is located at the corner of 17th and | Corcoran streets. It contalns fifteen | rooms and three baths. The build ing will be converted into modern apartments, one of which will be oc cupied b week by William | eate | 12th and Michigan Ave. Bungalows and Central Hall homes, in town, with ground all around for less than houses in a row. Over sixty sold before comple- tion. Easy terms if desired. Take Brookland car to end of route. Built by Middaugh & Shannon, Inc. Woodward Bldg,, 15th & H ‘No Place Like Home; No Home Like Ours’ 1R R — ' A Word to a bunch of old your property be a source of I 1418 Eye Street N.W. You cannot borrow money on Why not purchase a home for your business in a location where values are rapidly increasing, and let than a monthly expense for rent. Look at 612 13th Street N.W. and consult our Business Property Department for price and terms N. L. Sansbury Co., Inc Exclusive Agents SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1922 ‘|coL. J. K. CRAIN BUYS HOME AT 2863 29TH ST. Nine Other Properties Sold by Firm A Arkansas avenue, was sold to Daniel J. Burke for George L. Skirm. This house is one of a square of detached homes erected about a year ago by Middaugh & Shannon, Inc. !{has seven rooms and bath, with hot- | water heat, clectric lights, oak floors and several porches. the Wise rent receipts income and profit, rather Phones M. 5903-4-5 8 Rooms ~ 2 Baths Houses such as these Kennedy Overlooking Rock Creek Park Park and Klingle Roads N.W. High-Class Homes Built by Kennedy Bros., Inc. built homes a standard for comparison. For Sale By % Bros., Inc. 2400 16th St. N.W. Col. 7200 -- Concrete Porches e have made Kennedy- BUILDERS 122 B STREET N.E. JUST COMPLETED One Square From Capitol, Library and Building Six rooms and full tiled bath. Glass-inclosed sleeping porch. Thorotighly mod- emn in every particular. Oak floors - throughout. Laundry in cellar. Large lot to alley —room for ga- rage. M-ost desirable location in Northeast. Small Cash Col. James K. Crain hgs purchased | the residence 2863 29th street, Woodley Park, it was announced today by the firm of Boss & Phelps, through whose [office the sale was negotiated. {Eara K. Waggaman was the seller. The house was built several years ago by the Arthur C. Moses Construction Company. nine rooms, two baths and various con- veniences. There is a fireproof garage. Contella. This is a three-story colonial brick house having eight baths, with ern residence. Double garage. lights and & two-car ‘was bullt about five of Boss & Phelps in Week’s Report. housz has nine rool | | ten years ago. street northwest, Mrs, This is a six-room improvements. new house just It is of brick and contains of frame constructio; detached home situated a: 4902 in Saul's Addition, Fahy. having hot-water It| Another northeast street, owned by Mo vestment. This Is L. Willis sold her residence at | building. to Thomas the Ball estate to E. Semi-Detached, Woodley Park, - nedy Bros. The new owner has taken possession of the property. A three-story brick house situated at 1236 Irving street northwest, in bia Heights, was obtained by Lucius Balderson from Charles A. Baker. | water heat and front and rear pcrches. L. E. Breuninger bullt the house about | A house owned by Daniel J. Burke was bought by Florence The property, located at 1414 Webster years ago by Charles E. Wire, Inc.| water heat, electric lights and other &}helw at 3514 Quebec street, in Rich- mond Park, was bought by Commander C. Edwards. The house Is detached, situated on a lot 50x110 feet. Linus A. Sandberg sold & property at 1415 East Capitol street to Th F. This is a six-room brick house lights It will be improved and occupled iby the new purchaser. chased by Ethel M. An old residence property situated at 1111 11th street northwest was sold for 81 en rooms and two baths, REAL ESTATE. [‘nd will_be modernized by the owner. property. Investment property garage. The house years ago by Ken- Colum- e nard & Johnron to M. Gallagher. e yms and bath, hot- | under rental. new There is a side lot with this vhx:ted at 1926 and 1928 L street nmorthwest was sold for an estate through the office of %r'; property consists of twe frame houses L. Chambers. was built a few o—Four rooms, a.m.l, pave house having hot- completed by Boss n, centra)-hall plan, $5,750—! & omas Tot. 3 .000—Six ra., new. a.w.i., how.hi, and electric | $0.00Six m. ner, &P et foor, ra. heat house, at 224 12th ses Stern, was pur- Fautty for an In- a six-room brick LILLIE & : Lov) 2123 Carroll ave., Tal resi- Near Wardman Park Inn A Beautiful Home in a Most Exclusive Residential Section " Built of - Tapestry Brick Containing 11 rooms, 3 complete baths, sleeping porch, electrc lights, hot-water heat, laundry room, maid’s quarters, front and rear stair- way, built-in garage. ' An Inspection of this property Will Convince You STONE & FAIRFAX J. T. Mean?, Preésident 1342 New York Ave. 'BEST OFFERINGS IN WASHINGTON Here we present an unusually attractive list of Houses for Sale in almost every section. Prices are uniformly low and terms reasonable, making the purchase of a home a real investment of merit. Crittendon St., West of 14th— | ' * $11,500 Very attractive eight-room and two-bath house, hot water heat, electricity, front and rear porches; hardwood floors; breakfast porch; modern in every particular. Jefferson St.—$8,750 $1,000 cash will take this attractive six-room and bath house. Brick construction, Hot water heat, electric light and other features. This is a very well built house on lot 29 feet wide with garage. Small Apartment—$17,000 Excellent building on E_ast Capitol, closa to Library of Congress. Contains one six-room and bath apartment, two apartments of tifree rooms and bath and one of two rooms and bath. An- nual rentat $2280. Hot water heat, electric light Attractive terms. *Maryland Ave N.E.—$6,500 Here is an eight-room and bath house on ex- cellent wide avenue. Lot over 28 feet wide. Latrobe heat, gas light, good basement. Near 14th & Monroe—$9,850 . Here is a very nice corner house in high class locality. It contains six rooms and bath, hot water heat, electric light, porches, hardwood floors and trim, and in best condition. This is a very good proposition. Lamont Near 18th—$16,500 - Here is a beautiful home of 10 rooms and two baths in exclusive locality. It has sleeping porch, front and rear ‘rorches. hot water heat, electric light, hardwood floors and trim, and all of the features of the most complete and mod- “o Bungalow.in Brookland This very pretty little home contains five large and attractive rooms and bath on first floor, with attic space sufficient for two additional rooms. Many built-in _features. Breakfast alcove and Pullman set. Fireplace. Porches and large lot. Located in best section of this pretty suburb. Moderate terms. Allison St.—$6;750 Very well arrafiged house of seven rooms and “bath, steam heat, electric light, hardwood floors and trim; brick construction, with hardwood floors and trim. ‘easy terms. ¢ Iowa Ave.—$10,000 This is a most interesting offer of an excellent six-room and bath house in very good residen- tial section. It has sleeping porch, front and rea® porches, hot water heat, electric light, hard-. #vood floors and trim; brick construction. Garage -| ,on good lot. Chevy Chase, D. C.—$20,000 Very beautiful residence, containing nine rooms and two baths, in excellent location west of Conn. Ave. Hot water heat, electric lights, sleeping porch, front and rear porches, and many other features of the strictly modern residence. Garage on attractive lot 75 feet wide. 7 Near Wardman Park Inn— . y On beautiful Connecticut avenue, in smartest section. Very elaborate house containing 10 well arranged rooms and three baths, semi-detached. Splendid brick " construction. porches, hardwood floors, 955 Two sleeping hot water heat, elec- light, built-in garage. This is a house well ited to family of refinement, in a locality that is socially right. - . Chevy Chase, D. C.—$16,000 Most attractive detached Dutch Colonial house containing eight rooms and two baths; center hall type, front and rear porches; large side living porch; hot water heat, electric light and all features of the complete modern house. Lot 60 feet wide. . Chevy Chase, D. C.—$21,000 This is a very beautiful residence containing eight rooms and two baths, including shower, on Iot 60 by 150 feet and in delightful section of the famous suburb. Sleeping porch, other porches, hardwood .floors, two-car garage are among the many features of this complete resi- dence. 3 . Other properties on_our lists will interest home buyers, investment seekers and those who desire speculative propositions. 813 15th St. N.W. Allan E. Walker & Co./Inc. FOR Main 2430 HENPRICK, | Moderate cash payment and - SALE TAKOMA PARK HOMES 50—Five rooms, garage, water. elec. lts. T P00 1A E