Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1924, Page 18

18 REAL ESTATE. I APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD | THE EVEN'iNG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1924 ° BUSINESS BUILDING SOLD FOR MRS. F. J. BARRETT The business building at 1636 Con- necticut avenue northwest, was sold this week to an out-of-town invest- ment corporation for Mrs, Fannle J. TWELVE HOUSES SOLD. Cathedral Highlands Group in ‘W. 8. Phillips’ Transactions. ‘William . Phillips reports the sale of the entire group of houses built on street; Maybelle Lewis, 3830 Veazey street; Thurston B. Johnson, 4315 39th stroet; Harry E. Neuenhann, 4321 39th REAL ESTATE. lolc——=lal—=loal——=lc——=|o|—=]|0|c—=|0] street; Charles Siemon, 4317 - 39th street, and D. B. Guynn, 4319 39th street. N Growing number of women who have attained such standing as real estate dealers that they have become entitled to and have obtained mem- Stowell, 8717 Fulton street bership in constituent boards of the Sorensen, 3719 Fulton street; .| National Association of Real Estate Louis H. Tripp, 8721 Fulton street, | Boards has been recognized in new and John L, Cassin, 3801 3§th street. | constitutional changes. Its provi- He also reported other sales, as|sions are phrased so as to apply to follows: Fred 8. Schow, 3831 Veasey | woman realtors as well as to 4 Fulton street at 38th street in Cathe- dral Highlands. John W. Tavenner purchased 3713 Fulton street; Karl A. Swanteson, 3715 Fulton street; Mrs. Anna M Barrett. This buliding was erected .wo years ago by Willlam A, Hill and is five stories in height. The sale was negotiated by Moore & Hill, Inc. e Bert L. Clogston of Los Angeles, ice president of the division, is of- ering the prize 1 MANOR Overlooking Saul’s Addition $7,950 Don’t Fail to Inspect These Homes Tomorrow . ! _Pelham Conrts, 2115 P street local investor for H. A. Toulmin, sr., H. A Toulmin, . W. Schaeffer, trustees for the Radnor Trust cxtate. The oore & Hill, ; SALES TOTAL 31]1,000. }in\’esh)r through the office of R. A. Humphries, S | A house at 413 L street northwest Petty & Petty Report Property|was purchased by Caleb T. and May : Transantions: | D. Lokerson from Mattie A. Daish. | . James Murray disposed of his hold- | A Dunsulow at 1433 Longfellow i wt Tth and Q streets northwest |Street northwest containing seven an Goodman, consisting of a [F00MS Was sold for Lawrence H. modern corner building of two stores | J0Ses to Alice Simpson, who will oc- | § {{ith three apartments and the ad-|CUPY the premises as her home. joining three one-story stores. i Hofa urehien o s | CREATIVE SALES TOPIC g 2 sold 1754 S street | AT REALTORS’ MEETING ree-story residence of | v to Henry Kapneck. | 1 cstate broker's special sher & Co. represented | serv aser | perc Kremb purchased from |any onald two six-room dwell- | T≠ 2 et north- | fu Exhibit House—916 Delafield —EASY TO REACH— Take 14th St. car to Delafield Place, then walk two blocks | east—or take Georgia Avenue car to Delafield and walk half | a block. . PlflCE To Those Who Have Looked in Vain For a Real Buy in 16th St. Heights —1436 Longfellow Street is offered for sale at a figure fixed, not by the true standard of value in this section, but by the necessity for closing a cer- tain transaction immediately. | S 1 e O e B e B e e O e I = e e D e i possibilities which iven property has, and to ar- for the use of the property to that s1bi y ative Sales,” sales involving the altor's creative judgment in the use rti 1 be discussed by the tion of Real Estate ming annual conven- hington, D. C., June 3-6, the openmg topic of meetings of Among the usual features are— Cozy arrangement of unusually large living and dining rooms. Completely cquipped kitchen, built-in ironing board. Cold-storage pantry, built-in refrigerator. Three bedrooms, all bright and cheery. Tiled bath, centrally located. . Numerous large closets. Lawn sodded and planted to shrubbery. Deep rear lot to paved alley. ) The house is completely detached, built of brick and frame, in the Dutch Colonial style, and includes 9 large rooms and 2 baths, equipped with every modern living refinement. The lot is just off 16th Street and is 156 feet deep—and there is a brick pergola and a two-car brick garage. investor through tl offic J. Leo Kolb. * The buildings 1020-2 taining six roof mma Orlovetzs| CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS NEW MODERN HOMES 3108-10 38th Street N.W. Well Constructed—Attractively Finished Convenient Location Open Daily and Sunday Until 9 P.M. 713-715 14th St. N.W. Main 2345 P e R AT S BN Semi-detached, six large, well proportioned rooms and tiled | | bath, electric lights, hot-water heat, hardwood floors, day- il = EEEE—&_EEE light front porch, concrete rear porch, instantaneous hot-water \h_tmr, built-in garage. N. L. SANSBURY CO.,, Inc. Exchusive Agents “Everything in Real Estate” 1418 Eye St. N.W. Phone Main 59034 Members Washington Real Estate Board This is certainly the answer for any one who has a sincere desire to locate in 16th Street Heights. Open for Inspection Tomorrow Afternoon HANNON: & LUCH Realtors We Can Arrange the Terms to Suit You MDORRIS CAFRITZ CO* REALTORS—Owners and Builders Phone Street Main 617 - New Homes—New Prices—New Ideas Inspect Tomorrow Quality, Beauty, Accessibility, Comfort and Location Combine to Make This the Best Home Offering in Chevy Chase Today Playing the Game of Getting Ahead See This Big Value in Small Homes Price, $4,950 $750 CASH—$55 PER MONTH A Bright Example of Intelligent Home Planning A HOME OF CHARM g d Ll N w— 1303 Holly St. N.W. Center entrance with exceptionally spacious hal colonial stairway. (Stairway is not straight, but has of overlooking the first floor as from a_balcony). This is most effective. Living room full length of house, with most attractive real open fireplace, bright dining room, especially designed sun parlor, up-to-the-minute kitchen with one-piece sink, book closet, perfect arrangement, pantry, built-in ice box, cold Storage, four excellent bed chambers, two splendid sanitary baths, one with :ho}v'm:xr, large attic, wide deep lot, garage to match. Wholly de- ached. 3741 McKinley St. N.W. . This is a home of integrity built by the owner to be his own home. He offers in this house every attraction for the home lover of discernment. 1472 Spring Place Open Tomorrow for Your Inspection From 1 to 6 P.M. The natural advantages of the location enhanced by 107-09-1 1.13 Nmeteenth gardens; flowers and shrubbery of the most artistic loveli- Street’ Southeast ness, in addition to architectural excellence and con- Careful attention to detail of arrangement has pro- This is a most desirable Mt. Pleasant Home, just off 16th St. Many people have been looking for a four- bedroom house with two baths. You will find your wishes gratified in this respect, with many other won- derful features. A cheerful open fireplace gives added charm to a living room 14%4x17% feet. The dining room is 13x18%% feet, opening into an attractive glassed- in breakfast room. Every part of the modern kitchen has been carefully planned to save time and steps for the housewife. A sunny and well ventilated sleeping porch completes the upper floor. The house is a light texture brick, 23 feet wide, running through to Ogden St. Entrance to a built-in garage from Ogden St. The house is screened throughout, and a complete set of awnings are included. | . RNACKEEVER={GOSC...... 1415 Eye St. Main 4752 venience of plan, presents a combination that is most rare and a joy to possess. First floor—large living room with real fireplace, sin parlor with exquisite bird fountain opens onto a large screened side {orch. dining room is large and overlooking a private lily pond, itchen with every convenience and pantry. Second floor—four large, light bed chambers and two full-tiled baths. Floored attic over entire house. Garage to match. Paved alley. Open for Inspection Daily and Sunday from 10 AM. to 9 PM. Right by the New Eastern High School Modernize your idea of Washington. A visit to this fast growing section of home owners will be a revelation when you see its mar- velous growth. ‘These homes were built by W, C. and A. N. Miller, bullders of high- srade homes. They containm every comfort of moderately priced homes. Open for Inspection Daily and Sunday from 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. duced this irresistible home, which, combined with honest construction, exclusiveness of environment, architectural beauty, good taste in interior decorations andwertainty of increased valuation offers the ultimate in home buying opportunities. INSPECT AND SEE FOR YOURSELF THE SMART BUYER WILL DISCERN AND ACT AT ONCE Open for Inspection Daily and Sunday from 10 AM. to 9 P.M. ARNOLD AND COMPANY s 1416 Eye Street Exclusive Agents Main 2434