Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1925, Page 20

20 * REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, oup of small investment prop erf to 65 (inclusive) L street,| sold to Charles P. Knapp| for & Little. | pro 748 § Kute ¥ 3 h i ment house site on 'l i | betw and O streets, fr & T n ‘ For Carl C. Jones a residence site Both Residential and Busi- | o e " Peen = ness Properties in Deals | e Shannon & Luchs Report. Gallery has purchased on street from . ne J . ve. | the property at S0 Bort . | Mrs. Mary S. R port o o5 i £ tial and by | ys B ss Property. Indicative ¢ P f the Spring mar | . on has o at 7 Luchs, Inc i 1y active ment in new hon include: John W. Edward F James masure, Twelfth 7 and 18, in| on sold for H. C. )er 1 the Century Homes Cor- ohn M Kremkau f 1 and 810 et has pur street h; abaugh Sollenber Mrs. Dor seventh Michigan Park 12th and Michigan Ave. N.E. built to last. front. Brick homes Lots "32' ft. Four bedrooms. ol Dining and Over 70 sold. Prices less than row r porches Historic Building Sold. houses. Middaugh & Shannon, Inc. Dupont Circle il ‘q’“g 1 ‘m:n%‘ | This House Must Be Sold Potomac 2200 D. C. MEN INTERESTED - Harry Crandall i | ington intere by Hi gotiating for the lot at North and Maryland avenues as | ple. WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1925. REAL ESTATE. e several months IN BALTIMORE PROJECT\E:;;.‘G’E | the deal, announced seve BauipiEd H"‘dl.«m, that efforts were beir Movement for Large Motion Picture Theater. BALTIMOR M The W i to be he d to be ne. consummated. ry Crandall DISTINCTIVE, INDIVIDUAL, SIX-ROOM AND TILE-BATH, BUILT-IN-GARAGE HOUSES $7,950.00 Easy Terms If you really want the best value for your money, see these before vou purchase any other. These houses have hard- wood floors thro colonial front porch, dou- ble back porches, metal kitchen cabinet, one piece sink, bu in box, glass doorknob ive entrance mfortable living spacious dining num| Fr the BUILT-IN GARAGE. Sample House 2808 6th St. N.E. Open Till 6 P.M. ST A Every Day STORY & COMPANY An Extraordinarly Attractive Home Buy in Beautiful Cathedral Heights 38th and Macomb Str;ets Corner 121 Clifton Street N.W. A very desirable lcation Large rooms, 2-car garage. Attractive Price Open for Inspection All Day Sunday and Every Evening from 7 to 9 O’clock L& BreuninGer & Sons BUILDERS and REALTORS Exclusive Agents Main 6140 Easily Financed ‘ [ | | | % 706 Colorado Bldg. | SRS RS, MRS SR &%. Why Not Buy a Home With Your Rent Money? Just 4 Left at This Price $7,450—Terms Just Five Minutes’ Walk ¥rom 14th Street. 800 to 848 Delafield Street N.W. Colonial Style Brick Homes, containing six rooms and bath, hot-water heat, electric light, hardwood floors, large, light, airy cellar with laundry trays, front and back porches, deep lots to paved alley. Sample House, 832 Delafield Street Open and Lighted Daily and Sunday TO INSPECT ) o Take 14th Street—or Georgia Avenue—cars to Dela- ¥ field Street, walk east to property, or phone Main 9080 for Free Auto Serviee Realtors 14th and K Main 9080 Phone Service Evenings Until 9 P.M. b Eight spacious rooms, 2 baths, hot- water heat, electricity, open fireplace, French doors, glass-inclosed sleeping porch, instantaneous heater, built-in ice box, and many unusual convenience features. Only $15,750 ——SEE IT TODAY—— Wh.S. PHILLIPS 1432 K Street N.W. In the Best Section of Southeast Washington— Homes of Kite construction— that will exactly meet your ideal of what a Home should be. 200-220 16th St. S.E. Directly North of Massachusetts Avenue. It’s one of the most attractive rows in Wash- ington—artistic brick; terraced with foundation planting; good yards in the rear. Handy to schools, churches, stores, etc. Read the Details 6 Rooms Bath Glassed Dresser Front Porch Back Porch Artistic Fixtures Sleeping Porch Hardwood Floors Hot-water.Heat Special Heater for Hot Water Closets galore Laundry Tubs Open for inspection every day, including Sunday—from 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. Prices and Terms T hat Will Interest You Built, Owned and For Sale by Harry A. Kite (Incorporated) Phone Main 4846 Member Washington Real Estate Board 'he plans are said to call for irement of o | theater that will seat about 3,000 peo- site for a large motion picture hou The lot was acquired by a ago for ilberstein, who represented and New York interests in stood the deal has ! 812 17th Street—Franklin 4100 Brokers Protected - Charming and ‘Homelike oy Place | In Fairfax County. Virginia ELIGHTFUL, historic section, within thirty minutes’ run of W ton,” The Plains and Middleburg, fox-hunting country. State highways. Near electric railway and bus line to Washington hington and one I HIRTY acres in beautiful lawn, easily adapted for a golf course. WELLING contains fifteen rooms, three baths and lavatory — eight fireplaces. Ample water supply irom artesian well. Outbuildings Consist of : ing eight rooms and bath; servants’ cottage; well-equipped barn > ; chicken houses, etc L farm of eight-two (82) acres, in excellent well-watered by neve d streams—with orchard of over six hundred (600) trees in full bearing REASONABLY PRICED and electricity. 1403 F Street N.W. Room 32, Wyatt Building > hour o Located on three concrete and 1 Has For Full Information and Appointment to See Property, Communicate With The Fairfax Development Corporation Telephone Main 1338 University Park Is a Community of Handsome Homes In the Most Convenient and Picturesque Suburb of Washington University Park —which lies along the great Washington-Baltimore Boulevard—just midway between Hyattsville and Maryland State University. Only thirty minutes from town. In University Park you won’t have to put up with any of the inconveniences of a new development. Here is a Com- munity fully equipped with all the utilities of the city—and endowed with all the natural beauties of the country. v e T Lots for Sale Some splendid lots are still avail- able in Sections One and Two— Sold on Easy Terms These Houses are already supplied with water, sewer, gas, electricity. They front on paved streets, with cement sidewalks. The designs are novel in type—lending a charm- ing diversity—under the guidance of the Corporation’s con- sulting architect. There is nothing in the Park itself to mar its beauty nor interfere with its quiet—but just outside are stores of every kind and churches of every denomination. A school is to be built in the Park—making it specially convenient for residents’ children. At Hyattsville there is a high school—while the University of Maryland is just beyond. Come and let us show you through these homes $10,000 to $13,500 —sold upon very attractive terms. University Park Co., Inc. B. O. L. Wells Representative Phone Hyattsville 36-J—712 Our Representatives .z Are Always at the Park Office—Week Days and Sundays A Home to Your Liking UL e Building Loans The Park Com- pany will assist you to finance the building of a Home Upon Easy Terms