Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1922, Page 16

16 REAL ESTATE ____THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1922. i "REAL ESTATE - DWELLINGS UNDER CONSTRUCTION ON WISCONSIN AVENUE. ‘ 20 HOMES BEING BUILT. ‘3?53":;:‘5:?:,Hf}:-?;"fi?,,,}';,d:” $675.00 Now Construction by Matthew G. Lep- | Kineers. at Camp Humphrevs 1 Buys 50-Foot Lot v been ordered to West Foint X for duty at the Military A ley Already Begun. Construction of twenty small brick residences on Wisconsin avenue near R street has been started by Matthew G. Lepley, it was announced today by John J. Cunningham. : Included in individual plaris are | «ctric lights, | h house will CEDARHURST;;, On the Bay Take the Marlboro and polis Pike and house. The the way contain a living room, ining room, | kitchen, three bedrooms and cellar. o It s expected that the dwell will | et i prices varying according 10 the amount | S8 fihing, of ground. i it 1 BAUMAN & HF Phone M. 3500, WOODRIDGE HOMES - Just North of 18th St. and R. I. Ave. N.E. : Country Homes with City Improvements 1801 Monroe St. Fine Corner ¥l Large Living Room with Pure Artesian Water Under High Pressure. Modern Sewer System to Potomac River. Cement Sidewalks. Fine Graded Streets. Electric Lights on Streets. Telephone connections. ! BRICK STATION ON PROPERTY. o 25 Fine Houses There Now. 5 Under Construction. A Lot 50x135 Costs Only $675 On Easy Terms, and Still Less for Cash ENGINEER OFFICER ASSIGNED ON WISCONSIN AVENUE, NEAR R STREET.| Col George M. Hoffian, Corps o neineers. has been FOUR APARTMENTS |5+ ocac mearv s ON BULDING LIST |z e of Purchasers. Ten residential properties were iInspector Approves Con- | transterrea tnis week tnrough the o . e real estate office of Willlam S. Phil- struction Projects Costing | More Than $1,121,000. | Munei B "Robt " prtmmises 1355 Ran: he transactions follow: Philllp J.; dolph street northwest. This is a Construction projects costing in ex- | modern, two-story, brick house, con- taining eight rooms and two baths. cess of $1,121,000, more than half of | '3} g Miss Mary D, Cart ed £ 1 Whith Jaraount. 1s 1o, be invested In| Bugene A Gt e R o Open Fireplace { four large apartment operations, home at 542% 41st street northwest. 4 Bedrooms { were approved this week by the mu- | ThIS 18 a six-room frame house, con- | + |taining modern conveniences. H {nicipal building inspector. Willlam E. Dalrymple purchased one | The apartment hc planned fol- at 5619 9th street | low: The Rockiedge Compuny, at|northwest, a colonial brick residence | Sl : : of six rooms, tile bath, buflt-in re-: 2436 20th street, to cost $250.000; Bes- | frigtrator and oiher artrastive: feas sie L, Brown, at 2222 Q street north- west, $200.000; Walker, rd purchased a ' t 1 000, t 5006 13th! e s is a modern | and Hos street e northwe: g a deep lot with Hot-Water Heat Lot 47 by 133 With Parking Price, $9,250 1807 Monroe St. Aurora Hills, Virginia 14 MINUTES irom 12th and Pennsylvania Avenue on Washing- Alexandria Electric—the best Suburban Service out of Wash- bath and ha | double garag s Thompson sold to Mrs. mes Included. Many : Telephone or wr . I”rL .qu nent 1(0 take ynz in m‘.xr_ia;\tn- Many hume operations were includ- | Cors ford ‘the six-room bric mobiles, or come a talk ab special prices to me builders. 1 the list of permits, which fol- 1 h 04 New Hampshire ave me a pecial pric ome builders ed in the list of permits, which Bougoge o) mpsh i Detached Terms—$25 Cash Each Lot, Balance $12 per Month purchasediy e % : - E A 3 Stre f : 2 okt 5 ; 8. k4 8 Rooms Which Includes All Interest WALTER O’'HARA Exclusive Agent 1309 H St. N.W. Phone Main 4928 Branch Office on Property Open Daily Hot-Water Heat Lot 40 by 126 fzet Price, $8.950 1813-15-17-19 Monrce St. A Semi-detached 6 Rooms and Bath Hot-Water Heat Price, $6,75¢ A ton the six-room and k house at 434 Luray place ! t E. Funkhouser, monds street northwest; e J. Vander M { premises 113 Kentue from ler purchased nue south- + rk. This is! ouse. contain- t ‘0. to build, 1355 310,000 1w, 10 build ice e and 44th Smoots sold to Mr..i dern 8ix-room at 1015 F street north- ! m to Luild, 3523 brick house i $19 Down, $5 a Month ($250 and up) VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS 1. R. McGill sold Robert Slsson premises 308 V street northeast, a §ix- | room bric rtaining modern | 1provements. | e The first model film exchange huud-E | | ing is credited to Kansas City. iita ® tour | homes, 16 Allison t; cost, Over 100 Homes Erected and Occupied Eranic B Alifus to erec: samase = A Martin, to nces—electric light, run- stree -usl‘,‘ $1,500. ! lighted, etc. W. S. Phelps, to build, 2808 Frank- dows gare weather stripped and screened; awnings included. Owner is leaving the city. Built-In Garage $1,600. 09 M New 5-Rocom Bungalow, $4,100 BUNGALOW $500 Cash, $40 a Month -+ 2| Chevy Chase, D. C. I OPEN FOR INSPECTION Srie ifdivisions near the Nitiar's Capitat =) Howensioln o buiid x| BB comepitetatimaa e 1837 California Street ]\qrthwesl ‘ ALL HOUSES S0LD ON EASY | il i S e i PR | I s Fing h property 1of e to secie an esare. ™ MONTHLY PAYMENTS ; Vupor heat: &l doors and win: Price, $12,500 ¢ OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS \ ¢ ¥ JOSEPH C. ZIRKLE Main 4985 city cor fewalks, streets ¢ H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO. | é {lin street northeast; cost, $4.700. $12 ! $20,000 Repair ¥ ,(Nm 203 Colo. Bld 14th - I b b 3 an = 1314 F Ly Come Out Sunday—See for Yourself! Breuinger & Sons, to repair. £ d G Sts. N STREET NORTHWEST i it d v streets; cost, 3 COME EARLY TO AVOID THE RUSH i Thomas J. F“h"&‘;“-; Inc. 1 738 15th Street N.W. = { Take Alexandrin Car at 12th and Penna. Ave. and Get Off at VIR- S aetcol Main 6530 ¢ T Lt GINIA HIGHLANDS. An Abundance of Beautiful Shade Trees northeast; cost, { Commutation Tickets Fisure About S Each Way B ey ant B V. Toner, “to | N2 IR St vEoterty s on the upward trend; not on th B build two h 21 8 1ith street | = Our property is on the upward trend, not on the downward. 4““(““ e h“"m E 3 2 ‘NS ONE | J. B. Higdon, to build two home tm t LSRR N R ST 12901-2903 24th street northeast; co: nves en s Phillips, to build, 6731 Piney Telephone Office at 2 B £9,000, Clarendon Virginia x uild stores and 445-W-1 ° ° Highlands 4503-4817 Georgla avenue; cost, 00. P. Herzog, to erect garage, rear 7 Connecticut avenue; cost, $1,145. ,,,.1|I!IHll|I|lIIIIIIIIII!IllllllIHIlfllIlllllllflll!ll!ll!llll|I|llIlllllllllHlflllllJllJIlllfllllllllll]IIIIIlllllllIIIIIIIllllIIIlIIIHfiIIl B Fred D Genler, 1o buiia, 381z uceo; Near 16th and Columbia Road Price, $18500—Substantial three-story brick, ten rooms, six bedrooms,” two tiled baths: hot-water heat, elec- OME OUT SUNDAY See What You Can Buy For $1,000 Cash | R. R. Blundon and Louis Dismer, to gncit ‘t]h{‘ce;stor!' porches |build, 1320-1326 Buchanan street; in rear; built-in garage: eas- M l Th R t | cost, ‘825,000 i1y converted | mto' thrces alance onth y-—l .eSss an en family flat. Don’t overlook this, T i cost, | “E"H. Danel, to build, 300 Kentucky |avenue southeast; cost, $3,000. {NUMEROUS REALTY 90646)?*(‘);?:0"’:; ?‘ N.W. SALES DURING WEEK Downtown Price, $17,000—On New York Avenue. Three-story build- ing in first commercial zone. Good frontage and depth. Would make splendid room- ing house. Excellent terms. Just the Place You'’ve Long Wanted Every one who is interested in own- ing a real home of his own should nbt fail to inspect one of these beautiful homes in the rows on Madison and Longfellow streets. Sample House 817 Longfellow St. N.W. These houses are ideally located and are easily reached by motor or street car. Take the 14th street car marked “Takoma” or 9th street car to Ken- nedy street and Georgia avenue. Walk one square north to Longfellow and House on Sixteenth Street High- lands Purchased by Robert On Georgin VAvenue L Wede. Price, $4.250—One-story brick, Numerous realty transactions were wide and deep store, cellar reported this week by the firm of under entire building; suit- Boss & Phelps. i i A detached home in Sixteenth able for many kinds of busi S e e e o (N T Seld ill find tion: )fonx”g"lnxgn ;’%m JToome ::: Downtown vantages in location, surroundings, fit- with hot water an 5 5 : o : B e e fta and —aw floors. There Pn:eknz.soo—%n (i\hsnhcm. tings and prices as are offered here. Phone us any week day for automo- is a garage. | setts Avenue. Modern three- bile to take vou out. A house just completed by Wal-fN story building, hot-water You will not be able to appreciate the : :fifi?'\gnfpé&?nfed‘;y Jonn Vanee. heat, electricity; lot 22x101; 1 : : O D il d S d et ia “ann of about forty houses |N 14-ft. alley. This is an excel- real values until you inspect the pen Dally and Sunday being built by this firm. It contains lent investment. = _ sample house, inside and outside. Until 9 P.M. six rooms and bath, hot-water heat, Slectrio lights and a fiteproof garage. Majp 4884 Adreamencel Droyér!yto;\;xlx;dryyt(}er; Gar . er & D 't ln trude Frey, located i tree din Torthwest, was bought by F. H. Mil- ent, Inc. ler. This is & three-story, ten-room | 717 14th St. N.W. brick nouse. It is now being re- apartment located at 1338 Monroe street northwest, owned by Harry Levinson. The first-floor apartment i contains five rooms, and bath and the second-floor apartment six rooms and . R bath. The building is modern. There A 15 a garage. A home. in Washington Helghts at 1612 Ontario place, own. by E ward J. Shepard. was purchased by L. G.»Wallis. This is a six-room . brick house. A“ th Co f H A detached home of hollow-tile con- e nveniences of a riome struction at 2604 36th street north- . west, in Massachusetts Avenue . Heights, was sold to Raiph T. Ly Eas Ween‘ve:;‘ for ¥. D, Jones. This nouss Copper Sash h i t rooms an ath, hot-water rlce, ) Ternz'g haat. Electric lignts, porches and & A and Bars R 0 L R S S RS T T S R f f TR B e g FRtRARY P 1 AR R R R RRRR SRR IR AR : *Plenty of Play Room . The children have not been forgotten in plan- .Thes'e houses are all well built, of tapestry ning this neighborhood of comfortable homes. brick; six large rooms; hot-water heat; electric A large playground—70x140 feect—has been lights; tile bath, with built-in fixtures; oak provided in the middle of the square, where garage. - hi t 1226 Neale street north-| . Modern store fr 5 : Values Are:at Once Apparent in These New Homes. ;‘?xt' %&?553%1::3’2%&.’ E.EEE{:;- e Coppet e ad floors; ample number of spacious closets; Your boys and girls may play to their hearts’ Description : 6 rooms, tiled bath, hardwood floors, hot- + ||| *he nouse iy Scoms.ana bath: bars. We can supply Eitchen equipped with china cupboard and ]er”t; content, safe from the danger of the passing S 7 icity, hot-water heat, electric lights and . water heat, electricity, clothes chute, trunk closets, metal O or Joschen you with the safest type kitchen cabinets, large sleeping porches, concrete front One of the houses just cothpleted by of construction at a rea- s 2 : Boss & Phelps at 3519 Quebec street, ~ porch; large lot to alley; all modern improvements. Bt e e ey sonable price. We are automobiles and within sight of their own homes. pantry containing built-In refrigerator, Jelly. Be aure to let us quots F. J. Kelly also sold a house at 1208 E street northeast to W. B. Founded 1864 Davis. This is a modern six-room HIRES TURNER colonial brick house. After improve- ments it will be occupied by the new GLASS COMPANY owner. 1627 K St. N.W. Main 3174 We invite your inspection. Salesman on premises at William N. Sparhawk. This is a two- carrying a full stock of all times. ¥ T e both the }loun and In- . A home at 1210 E street northeast ternational lines and can 2 . vas bought by Carl F. Kohler. Thi . ARLINGTON REALTY CO. || This) momins un 113 i ot-water heat and electric lights. t REAL VALUES IN REAL HOMES The property was sold for F. J. Doesanc Cens! N Y. Ave. m. ° ‘l lps Main g ’ N.W. REALTOR v 4600 —_— Rosslyn, Va. WASHINGTON, D. C. * Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star sz 2w tosastes A R O SR R S