Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1926, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, SATURDAY. APRIL 24, 1926, REAL ESTATE. h will add wateris and comfort. house at | a very tough hoard about oneinch in is of Georgia These |l|n_ which, in insulating quality, shipped in fre ch wall. This are known to out heat or lo for this class of work. I 5 insulation has | re; directly upon the steel girde grade of copper | which are In the basement. s of construction which I which is of construction makes fi the house is progr partition wall and will elim are attracting visitors to the property | be possibility of cracks developing It duily | 1 on. builders are including many features 1 an experlenced engincer, i« ready at all times to explain to those visit tho job the details of the struction. - This home is now ready ng and the many intereste made on the Breuninger Alaska avenue and Thirteenth street, o REAL ESTATE. Progress Reported in Construction wal his home are Of All Ideal Homes Sponsol'ul by Star | up i the oo s been bt o covered with the heavy felt water. proof paper which is an underinsu- (Continued from smpmpmuh Page) | number of the houses and now the | Iation for the mottled green and pur individuality of the roups ple slate roof which will be put on 2 uy 4 C i > | later. may adequately meet the conditions imposed. beginning of the Some of | It is interesting to note in this con- | o z5. the brick work homes will b bble stone | nection how materials which are going | | Preston E. Wll’e Reports onj. eing rotated from | merging into sandfinish colonlal red|into this house are assembled from to the next, in [brick, while others will be completely 311 parts of the country. The slate Transfers Aggregating furnished The superintendes n this work, | additional 1 of the mmmmmm&mm&mg MILLER-BUILT Near the Bureau of Standards 1) inspect orl k nn\l llm l|n 1 coat is the When but in this t be continuous | of red The plumbing has also [ for the roof is quarried in Vermont rilong Trenches have been dug ana iy brought tho builders to W 1y 1and the | T The lumber used in the interior " these were g upporting partitions above the first %I NEW HOMES Subfiooring | pre of these homes from now on the boards of | will be more and more int 1l P Open for Tnspection (One Spld) 519-21-23 17th St. S.E. X Ave. lights, join i by subtloorin is Just a rough flo the second floor Lo the ro are of stucco. The sidi has provided | this portion of the walls ation and the [ known as Climax board questions (o those who | Florida of compressed palmetto leaves with alt on each side dicated i i} ring ha 4 4 ss has been Anions: ties purchased ] e = L t and toar po how. heat, i dirn. $300 Cash—$62.50 Mnmhly Ineluding all Interest LACY & BELT Quners and Huilders 193 G st SM Ph. Fr. 8068 Controlled HEVY Offers No Better A R e ol o HASE New-Home Value : : ' o CHASE pany. and was vestor. A fiveraom hungalow at 61 rakota Suutons \n un\mmli\ well built home of 7 rooms, 1 bath—garage (situ [hird strect. wer " : | ; ated on a large lot with tively : e . - . i . good shrubs) Ten of the f this firm Just North of Cleveland Park at Wlsconsm Avenue and Van Ness Street Van Ness Street is now open from Connecticut Ave. to Wisconsin Ave. BETTER HOMES—BETTER VALUES English Architecture Semi-Detached and Detached Brick and Stucco—$12,950 to $14,500—Tile and Slate Roofs Attractive Prices Convenient Terms This house must be ~ Six and Eight Rooms—Side and Center sold, owner is Ieavl'ng Exhibit House Hall. Rooms of Unusual Size.and Charm. Open for Inspection 3815 ing Arrangement—Every Closet Lined LE very Afternoon ) to a local in North 1 Newton stre city Van Ness Street With Cedar. Evening and All Thomas J. Fisher | — e & Co., Inc. 738 15th St. NW. Main 6830 To Inspect Means to Purchase 2/ W. C. AND A. N. MILLER = . ANOTHER OFFERING OF SHAPIRO-KATZ PERSONALLY CONSTRUCTED HOMES 18 BUILT—2 SOLD BEFGRE COMPLETION THE BEST SPECULATIVE BUILT HOUSES IN THE CITY R R AR R R R tRR AR Rt tR AR tRLA AL Main 1790 ‘fi!fi‘fi!fifihfiEfi!fiEfi!fififiEfi!fiEfil‘fififi% % : : : o : : : : 2 g SPACE RAPiDI.Y GOING IN BIG PRESS BUILDING Ground Stores Expected to Bring | Highest Rentals in D. C. History. 3720 Reno Road Just South of Harrison St.) Take Advantage of This ¢ream stucco home with green tile root is lo Thi cated in one of the best sections of Chevy Chase and is surrounded by high-grade development. Oppor- The house is a center-entrance-hall plan, designed tunity R AR R R LR R R R YR R LR AR LR LR R UL RS LR LR LA YRR R SRR along Spanish lines, and is fully equipped, including Quiet May Oil Burner. On the first floor is a wide To entrance hall, living room full depth of house with open Look fireplace, dining room, pantry, kitchen and a maid’s It room. On the second floor are 4 very large bedrooms, Th h unusual closet space and two tiled baths. There is a s full attic with easy stair approach. e The grounds have a frontage of 93 feet is a 2-car garage to match hnu\\ b T Find TO INSPECT—Prive out Conn. 4u~nm- to Harrison St.. Revenue Freights Advance. It west one square to Reno Rd. and south v, square. Hedges & Middleton, Inc. the first 12 weeks REALTORS 1412 Eye St. N.W. . and therc e divided | You home of the | then Open Sunday i | After Concrete Paving in February. | 10 AM Awards of ment during Febr square volume recorded for the correspond ing period in 1925 concrete surface ry totaled 5,000 Franklin 9503 6132 GEORGIA AVENUE IS THE SAMPLE HOUSE OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL 9 P.M. These homes are carefully planned and built of the best material cbtainable. They are 20 feet wide by 32 feet deep. Large concrete front porches with ornamental iron railings. There are 4 bedrooms. The baths are tiled and equipped with BUILT-IN PEMBROKE TUBS, showers and pedestal stands. Plenty of closet space, flocr plugs What Will You Have When It Is Paid For? This is an important question On Ingraham Street ground is Far confronting the average home purchaser—for it is seldom that the full cash price is available in ready funds. And so often by the time payments are completed cither the location or the home itsell has proven undesirable. However, you are assured of fu- ture enhancement and increas- ingly desirable living conditions if you take as your home a New Colonial in On the first floor of these homes is a center hall, a large living room with open fireplace and exqumte colonial mantel, a spacious dmmg room a sun- flooded man’s room, a com- pletely equipped kitchen. Large double rear porches, one a sleeping porch and a large front living porch add to the home in the Summertime. On the second floor are four bed- rooms, 2 baths, one with shower and 4 cedar-lined closets. . steadily increasing in foot value. Already we have seen a 300%, gain over a price that we are now ask- ing. Shannon & Luchs Lasting Construction and unusual appoint- ments are the result of vision in home requirements. The tastefully designed woodwork and finish, like the colonials of old England, will always meet favor with a discrim- inating home owner. Beautiful Fourteenth Street Terrace 1334 Ingraham Street N. W enough out for the the family—yet near enough in for the business man. (Sampie House) Members of Operative Builders® Association of D. C. in all rooms, OPEN FIREPLACES in living rooms, very attractive and expensive light- ing fixtures; hot-water heating plant. HARDWOOD FLOORS THROUGHOUT. EQUIPPED WITH WELSBACH HOTZONE AUTOMATIC STORAGE WATER HEATERS, that once experienced will never be relinquished at any price. This guarantees a continuous supply of hot water at all times. DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THESE HOMES SUNDAY WE HAVE A WONDERFUL AND PLEASANT SURPRISE IN STORE FOR YOU