Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1923, Page 21

REAL ESTATE. WEEK’S REALTY SALES| | AGGREGATE $275,000 ;ilou & Phelps Report Transfers of ¢ Property Titles in Various Sections of City. ! Realty sales involving properties walued at $275,000 were reported this meek by the office of Boss & Phelps. I'wenty pieces of real estate changed owners. The transactlons follow: Edward A. Willlams bought a brick residence aty 2053 Park road north- west, in Mount Pleasant, owned by Jesste A. Chapman. This is a three- ftory colonial brick house, having ten rooms, two baths, hot-water heat, electric lights, and a lot 20 by 150 THE INVESTOR BUYS CENTURY BUILDING. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON the near future for business pur- poses. The sale was made in con- junction with Hoover & Davidson. Another house bullt by J. B. Sha- piro at 1619 Upshur street northwest was purchased by C. R: Hancock. The house is of colonial design, having eight rooms on two floors. M. J. Holland s0ld his home at 1472 Monroe street northwest, Pleasant, to E. Tammasi. The house is of brick construction, six rooms and bath, hot-water heat, electric lights, two-story rear porches and a garage. . A house recently completed by D. J. Dunigan for Francls S. Gettle was sold to Jacob Hamburger. This i colonial type house, having six rooms and bath, oak floors, hot-water heat, electric ilghts and front and rear porches. Charles H. Taylor bought a house at 423 Irving street northwest from Charles C. Schnatterback. This is a six-room brick house, having mod- ern improvements. TOTAL OF 4 NEW HOMES. D. O, SATURDAY, MARYLAND FARMS ATTRACTING MANY Inquiries From All Parts ol' U. 8. Come to Baltimore Realtors. Good Climate Held Cause. BALTIMORE, Md., April 21.—Excel- lent climatic conditions of Maryland are the cause of hundreds of inquiries which have been made by persons living in various sections of the United States who desire to buy farms in this state. Many of these inquiries are from persons desiring to locate in Baltimore, Howard and Anne Arundel countles.” Others writ- ing are interested in property on the eastern shore, southern and western Maryland. For the past week Charles H. Stef- fey, a Baltimore realtor and former president of the real estate board, has recelved many such letters. Among APRIL 21, 1923.° A large portion of the letters recetved this week are from New York state roome who are desirous of purchas- ing farms from 50 to 160 acres. Many prospective rers want farms, ‘while others poultry DAM NEEDED IN PANAMA. PANAMA, April 21.—Soundings made s mp) the need for the proposed Alajuela dam, which would afford an increased water su THE SHELBOURNE g 1631 S St. NW. Just completed, ready for oc- |§ Three rooms, recep- |} reception hall and bath, Open cvcn;n,: until 9 REAL ESTATE. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY To PURCHASE A REAL HOME 3715 Morrison Street CHEVY CHASE, D. C. Near School, Churches, Stores, Etc. Lot 50x130 Large living room, four bedrooms—many cxtras. Built and occupied by owner as a home. First Time Offered Price and Terms Reasonable Possession will be given by Owner-occupant. feet, A home at 603 T street northwest was bought by Jessle L. Dickerson from Willlam F. Henry. The im- provements are of brick construction, containing ten rooms and bath, and furnace heat. > A house, just completed by J. B. 5 Upshur street nort] The firm of Little & Marshall, has Franklin, M Just completed the first of @ series of | . (.; Stevenson, operations in Brightwood. There are | Mass.; Elgl four detached houses, each bullding | Spokane, Was! different in design and containing six rooms and bath. They are located at 6210-16 Sth street northwest, just above Rittenhouse street. i those received are some from Kansas | [f H UNION REALTY CORPORATION 1410 G St. N.W. Main 8413 ts, never before state have so Inspect. Tomorrow This Beautiful Center Hall Home In Chevv Chase and modern improve- 20 by 140 feet. apartment, owned by A two-fami S 1678 Irving Ernest A. S e apartment . and separate The prop- With Brick Garage 1A detach &tree for 1] R. Sa poff. * The houve gtruction, with six rooms and bath, electric lighting and garage. > purchased . T. Cushing from H. E. Phillips. erty, situated at 1604 Kear- rtheast, iv a detached | ix rooms and bath, d a lot 50 by 150 “New Petworth ~Homes” Two lots, in square 2908, located on 13th stree i h Columbia Yicights, were pure by Maurice Silber from J. J. Wallace. These lots Will he improved in the near future by brick_house < bought a brick strect northwest, Jessie L. Dickerson. The ix rooms and bath and Office structure, 412 5th street northwest, which hax been xold to an out-of- house at town investor through the Joseph Shapiro Company. Best Location CHAIT Viemiiondeh sold « bullaing at | 414 latrobe heat, and will be occupied | provements. Ne1z 14thistrect/morthwest to e docal| “AnnieiE! Hallibionght athomeiat 134 L bW Bvestor. uilding has three | 6th street northeast from C. T. Wa 522 nlories. with a store on the first | 5% street mortheast from . ¥ 5 floor. and two apartments above The | nent house, having ten rooms, two 2 : . containing twelve rooms and | owner will hold the property for | = = The | e eynsy yillhold baths, hot-water heat, and other im- ot e g g | Lhe s wlhs wlpsdn] 4204 Third Street N.W. (Between Upshur and Varnum) fgehed home juss Compieted by ¥ A | R A MM A Headquarters For Six Rooms, Tiled Bath and Hot-Water Heat Apartment Houses construction, with eight rooms and | bath, hot er h electric lights | and othe: Rose We sell a greater number of apartment houses than the average Real Fstate Offices that do not handle these properties exclusively. We have a great demand at this time for apart- ments like yours, and now is the time to list your property with us. HOUSES ALSO WANTED . We have a large number of applicants for houses of all sizes in the city and suburbs. If you would like to have a quick sale effected on your property send us a full description of your house. STONE & FAIRFAX “OVER THIRTY YEARS OF REAL SERVICE" 1342 New York Avenue Phone Main 2424 Member Washington Real Estate Board NN 0 2, 0 0 0 O 0 S The new owner has| sive improvements. | t sold a brick residence K street northwest to W. on. This is a four-story bric | Jo hou bath. 4104 arrison Street Description Center hall house, built of Hytex brick. Eight rooms, two baths, built-in garage. Open fireplace, hardwood floors, all the conveniences. Lot 60 feet wide by 130 feet deep, with beautiful shrubbery, fruit trees, etc. nveniences, i yman bought a two-family | 12 h street nort 3 Robinson. — Each | four rooms and bath. | heating plants. The | s bought for investment latest Very large porches, front and rear, with decp lot to wide alley. These homes are specially priced, and it is to your advantage to inspect them at once. Reasonable Terms Can Be Arranged Open and Lighted Daily Until 9 P.M. property PUrpOSes. A home at 618 E street northeast, was bought by Annie E. Matthews from C, T. Wi This is a! ten-room brick house. ater heat and electric | It has just been remodeled for_the new owner. ’ situated | An inspection will convince you of the unusual value offered in this house. Open Tomorrow From 1 to 6 P.M. Your Inspection Invited Or Call L. E. BREUNINGER & SONS 706 Colorado Bldg. Main 6140 Dewhirst sold an apartmént 0 14th street northwest to a non-resident investor. This is building, having “six of five rooms and bath The building is now under nd will be retained for an in- it . story brick house, tts~ avenue owned by A. J. Pres . Farr. . house, D. J. Dunigan 1321 New York Ave. Phone Main 1267 at 104 northwest, ., was sold to This is a three-story having ten rooms and bath b bbb bbb bdddedd bbb bbb b bbb bbb T it 3 I nnmw Homes That Appeal to the Most Discriminating Buyer Each in a Most Exclusive Residential Location Facing the Million Dollar Bridge Exclusive Massachusetts Avenue Heights RO P S I 5 SOLD—1 LEFT 3714 Fulton St. N.W. Massachusetts Avenue Heights, Located 2 Squares South of Intersection of Massachusetts and Wisconsin Aves., Then Half Square West A home of distinction. Moderate in price, but beau- tifully planned. Located in an exclusive neighborhood, where some of Washington's finest homes are built. De- signed and finished by experts, but built to sell at a price you can afford to pay. These homes are only two blocks south of the new Episcopal Cathedral, and “situated 300 feet above Wash- ington, with a magnificent view of the city and surround- ing country. ) i Six rooms and bath (shower in addition), hot-water heat, electricity, hardwood floors throughout, porches front and rear, open fireplace, French doors, etc. Open and Lighted Every Day Representative on Premises e e [l 8 rooms and 2 baths and 6 rooms and one bath, hot-water heat, electricity, hardwood floors through- gué;‘front porch, breakfast porch, inclosed sleeping porch, open fireplace in both living room and master edroom. Walls and ceilings tinted throughout. Beautiful cornices on both first and second floors. Finest quality electric fixtures of silver and dull gold. Trim and doors of unusual design. Exterior has limestone columns, slate roof and wrought-iron porch railings. Two-car brick garage with each house. One home is of center entrance type. Massachusetts Avenue Heights—2807 35th St. N.W. Located a square north of Massachusetts Avenue, overlookin, park. Elevation affords wonderful view of the city. Reasonably priced. Easy terms. . Beautiful new detached home. Stone, cement and frame construc- tion. Spacious front porch. Eight well planned rooms and two baths. Hot-water heat, electricity, hardwood floors throughout, massive stone open fireplace, enormous attic, with space for more rooms if desired. Double rear porches, large lot, slate roof, large pantry and storage closets. 2 built, 1 sold first time advertised. Beautiful new home of center-entrance type. Eight spacious rooms and two tiled baths. Hot-water heat, electric lights, hardwood floors throughout, large porch, double garage. Splendid plot “of ground, located just far enough from Connecticut Avenue to be free from noise and dust of cars. French doors between living room and library and entrance hall and dining room. Open fireplace, sewing room.- Slgte roof. Completely equipped with screens; two_sets of window shades. Instantaneous heater. Attic. An exceedingly fine, high-class residence in every way. WILLIAM K. HARTUNG & COMPANY REALTOR Phones Main 372-160 Attractively Priced On Reasonable Terms Inspect Tomorrow Representative on Premises All Day Sunday . -and Every Afternoon and Evening Week Days 1108 16th Street N.W. S