Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1925, Page 15

) REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1925, REAL ESTATE. 15 — ~ I : W, o ) most needless to premise that none |the advertisement reads, “water car- |the produce of their lands to market.” | will be fixed at the mouth of the |within the space of two vears from George ashlngton s Real Estate Ads can exceed them in luxuriance of |riage is now had at Fort Pitt (now | The first President predicted the|Great Kanawha." -~ [next Octobe acres from ev soil or convenience of situaton, alll pitshurgh) by an easy communica- [rise of future cities. “And it may| Washington proposed in his adver- |contained in each lot shall be c oy ; Left Out None of Site’s Advanlages of them lying upon the banks elther | o, e ™" "« "1t 4 thought the port- [not be amiss further to observe that |tisement to divide his 20,000 acres |fenced and tilled, and that a of the Ohlo or Kanawha, andabound- |,56" o Powtowmack will be re.|* * * these must be among the |“into any sized tenements that may | . » i 50 good fruit trees for ever 4 lease them upon mod- ing with fine fish and wild fowl of |55 (0 FOWtoR THables Sl W& % fhoin | Do assttad various kind, as also in most excel- | jjeq to the gre‘};tc:;’:«?fis?xdfl e I aonttenity o i . e ving a °reasons quantity of land shall be pla lY rze Was : 3 3 conven- | their contiguity to the seat of Gov-|erate terms, allowing a 'reasonable |duantity of land s |N SAI_ES UF REAI_ How Cooms Tesheniomnofh hisyiill e Droaemeduin Soie raryiof it Mneaton®, Sy Beowi by [ience’ of the settlers in transporting ernment, which more than probable 'number of years rent free, provided, the premises bulletin issued by the |tate Boards. in their nresenl state, almost fit for —————— sgclation of Real Esta The “ad” shows the selling meth- |the scythe.” » week. ods used by the most successful and ‘Washington knew, as well as the Hedges & Middleton Report advertisement, as it appea best-known real estate man, sub- | modern real estate man, what a large In the August 20 issue of the Journal | divider and colonizer of his time. factor transportation facilities are in and Adverti s| “As these lands are among the |determining land values. He had his Property Transfers for Week | in possession of C. 3. Holliday of San |first whioh have been surveyed in |eve on prospective transportation A ‘photostatic copy, |the part of the country they lie in,” |routes as well as existing ones. B Diego, Totaling $246,070. sent by the San Diego Re: the announcement read: is al- om every part of these lands,” A considerable number of transfers ential properties and building lots were reported this week by the office of F & Middleton k& s a continued de- and unimproved mates the value of rs through its office v Y.‘ ", " TWO BEAUTIFUL CORNERS ™ s include ess Louise de Sieves pur. chased the former home of Amos B. 519 Lowell street, Cleve . ¥ Chase property, 3926 Mor- rison street, containing eight rooms and two L sold for Henry H Tryon to >arton. und, located in the northeast section and known as the M ct, was sold for Ger trude L. One of the pleted by Winfie! street northy Mae Le Another Chevy Chase I William M. Phelan to Bessie P. Howlette wu chaser of a new six-room brick dence, 48 th street northwe W was just completed by Floyd Dayvis A modern tapestry brick residenc?, built severa vears ago by Winfied | Preston, 146 g place northwest, was sold by F. Johnson to a loc {nvestor. 7126 Alaska Ave. Just Off Sixteenth St. N.W. Lieut. Col. Douglas C. cDougal | 1300 l h S purchased a new home. Thirty t m Hedges & Middletc beautiful plot of ground with spacious lawn. Home is 45 feet front, very large rooms, porches of unusual size, real old-fashioned fireplaces—12 rooms, Heights A The location, plan and construction of this charming detached corner home will surely appeal to you. The excellent condition and extremely low price will unquestionably please you. The picture can only approximate its many appealing features. Do not miss the oppor- lot on Thirty-fourth | three elegant baths, servants’ rooms and bath—spacious closets throughout Solomon to & A new, detached, center-hall house—hardwood floors—3-car garage—screens—awnings and weathes it house, 4518 Lowell street, y 5 his b : 1 | Heigh purchased by William | v inspec s 5 S J g . Helgh purchased by William tunity to inspect this home strips throughout - I the builders. Robert Le Fevre. purchased two building lots on Thornapple street, Chevy CI Md., from Frederick Imirie and John W: Mann, Another new, detached home, 532¢ Reno road, Chevy Chase, built by Frec N. Gore, was sold to Frank E. John . PRICE i | 1‘ Abundance of Shrubbery About 37,000 Square [l 144-Ft. Front $ Feet of Ground | Beautiful Lawn A Wonderful Trees Stone Wall in Front ’ Most Unusual Bargain i l| | 17 Completely detached and in perfect condition in every respect. There are son i lredo\n Schwertzner purchased | ten bright rooms and two tiled baths, one shower; hot-water heat, with ther- I Dot mostat and instantaneous heater ; beamed ceiling in dining room; large living il 5439 C room, with open fireplace; choice electric fixtures; numerous closets; many I i The owner has authorized us to quote this low price for a quick sale. The actual cost of a similar plot of ground with a home of this character built on it, would il exceed by $10,000 the price asked for this home. f A three-story bric commercial zone, 1733 F street north west, was sold for Dennis McCarthy to Theodore Simmons. lot on v-fifth street additional features most unusual in a moderate priced house will be found in this home. - \\%“\\\\%‘\\i\\‘\‘&!'&\\\%‘\\‘ \\\\S‘\\\\“»\j\\\)\\“‘“\\%‘S‘\‘)‘)&‘\‘\‘%’»&‘S‘&\‘»fi\‘@‘\\%&\‘\% h A wonderful home, of the colonial type center hall plan—situated on a I OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY FROM 11 TO 6 N. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc. ‘builders frc Also another Open for Your Inspection Sunday 2 to 9 P.M. Drive Out 16th St. to Alaska Ave. to Property A new six-roc \\’Vr‘lg‘l\" !:mlw ' G T, ek hgoots | L. E. BREUNINGER & SONS F 1418 Eye St. N.W. Phones Main 5904-5 REALTORS Realtors I Colorado Building Main 6140 ‘ was_sold for = Agents I Harry P. Hud 3 & | \ S et s A E AL E TR TEALERRXERS S S MRS SSS NS S A S SAS S S EIE DEEEEE [B[——|alc———|al——Ja|——] DE——EE o EU et Bl [ne———[= WE RECOMMEND THESE PROPERTIES | — —FOR YOUR INSPECTION — 3905 Morrison St. ¢ 1409 21st St. N.W. $ 4401 7th St. NN\W. ¢ CHEVY CHASE : Owner leaving city has instructed us to sell at less than cost. Corner residence of center-hall plan. Strik- : A of INDIVID.UI‘;\LITY‘ ’.re"bbeafi' Splendid for rooming house, appealing to ing appearance, eight rooms and bath. Heated Eight rooms, 2 baths, breakfast room, excep- ;1futl roo:s a:gaz?;l:'s%sg:;::sy?zfi?;:ebufi: ir; better class. Ten large rooms and 2 baths. sleeping porch. Large living room with open tionally large living room with open fireplace. ast room. S . e . 3 garage, also separate garage in rear. Lovely reception hall. fireplace. . : : This is a bargain and can be bought on easy Fine porches and beautiful terrace. A genu- bery which will attract your : e e : eveBez(i;;:;l 32: u;,:;z; _l]cust“;lneablzilc( fi-om terms. Several thousand under-priced. Open ine bargain if you have $2,000 cash. Easy pay- this fine section’of Saul’s Addition. Inspect Sun- Conn. Ave. « for inspection Sunday. « ment. Open for inspection Sunday. % day. W. H. WEST CO 916 15th St. : : Phone M. 9900 m E o Large lot with garage. A beautiful home in lfl m m B ] | ——| o] ——=2 |8l e——|e| ——a|n| ——|n| —F——|o| ———jaj———|n| ———|a| a0 | —= |0l ——|a|——al———2]a] E—:EEE:——:EEUZ—ZDEEEEEE:——E ale———lal———Jal——— ES