Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1926, Page 24

' N 5 panazdact ol o i G v - g =S 're 24 REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1926. REAL ESTATE. erect one two-story brick store, 1204 | chitect; T'. Young, builder; to erect | brick dwelling, 4326 Argyle terrace | 6100-6118 Fourth street (lots 47 and | ell, builder; to make repairs, 1128 | pairs, 732 Sixth street southeast (lot | northeast (lots 803 and 807, square Pennsylvania avenue southeast (lot 46, fone two-story trame dwelli; 904 Belt | (lots 89-40, square 2642); to cost $13,- | 61-66, square 3266); to cost $56,000. Sixth street (lot 40, square 449); to |17, square 878); to cost $700. 4319); to cost $965. square 1019), to cost $10,000. place northeast (lot 16-17, square | 900. Thomas B. Fetzer, owner and |cost $500. John W. Portch, owner; A. B. Jef-| Terrell & Dinger, owners, arch J. W. Baker, owner and builder; J. 15204); to cost 00. Dettow M. Marthinson, owner and | bullder; J. T. Walker, architect; to| Atlantic Cleaners and Dyers, own- | fery, architect and builder: to erect | tects and buflders: to erect one - Petrie, architect, to erect one one.| Mark Kabib, owner and builder; J.| builder; J. E. Sohl, architect; to erect | erect three two-story brick dwellings, | ers; M. Levy, builder; to make re- |one sun parlor, 2817 Central avenue (Continued on Page Twenty-five) story frame dwelling, 1313 Forty-fifth | Germuiller, architect; to erect two !one two-story frame and stucco dwell- | 1526-1530 Neal street northeast (lots DECLINE SLIHTLY !50,060 Contemplated Con- ¢dlruction Announced in % Week—Gain Is Expected. g'{ ain s”xpe Zfet the first time v weeks g Yiconstruction proje athorized ‘afritz Construction Co., owners | lin street northe: D ._Moore, ugipR the last seven days the Dis- | and builders; D. W. Moore, architect; | 4285); to cost $3, teenth street (lot 807, square 169); to | Le: W. Giles, architect; to erect g 1 below the million- [to erect twelve two-story brick dwell- $7,000 Hou: one Zstory brick flat, 2044 Eighth | 4 The total amount, how- | ings, 709-731 Gallatin street (lots 93- s il er; J. A. Melby, | street (lot 895, square 2875); to cost | - 8 1 od close, with @ total of | 104, square 3149); to cost $60,000. _S. J. White, owner and builder; L. o J. ‘Ward, bullder: to |$3,000. . é‘ " owner and builder; | - Harris, architect; to erect one two- 15 Fifteenth street Will Erect Garage . ¥ i’ nt of activity tmyers, architect; to | Story frame dwelling, 215 Whittler to cost §600. | 4 . N Y a ve . a falling off cry brick dwellings, | Place (lot 34, square 3363); to cost ner and builder; Daughton, owner and | . l ° . . . ¢ 7,| §7.000. architect; to erect erect one cement block | Ithough the spector will number zs in the next week 1d the building totals use projects, | 8 street northeast (lot 6, square 5119), to cost $6,000. Repairs Are Authorized. Julius H. Reiley, owner; William Halfpap, builder; to make repairs, 656 Pennsylvania’ avenue southeast (lot 109, square 873); to cost $1,000. James B. Lambie, owner; Charles C. Kennon, builder; to erect one brick addition, 1532 1 street (lot 45, square 199); to_cost §1,800. Vance Schlueter, owner; D. E. builder; to make repairs, 431 husetts avenue (part lots 6 square 8516); to cost §625. square 1833); Cafritz Construction Co., owners and builders; D. W. Moore, architect; to erect nineteen two-story brick dwell- i 1410-1416 Parkwood place (lots o cost $45,000. one-story brick store densburg r Germuiller, architec brick private garage builders; George T. tect; to erect one tv ment, square 2582); to cost John Rubins, own: architect and builds one-story brick sto Newbold, A. T. I owner; , 1107-1109 Bla- ad northeast (lots 2 ; to cost $10,000. bib, owner and builder; J. to erect two , 1108-1109 Bla- t (lots story brick apart- 1712 Summit place (lot 131, 0,000. C. Becker, o erect two 2407 ¥ heckels, owner: ) Walter erect one 9 R street 4); to cost v-fifth_street (lot 837, ; to cost $7,500. iner, owner and builder; , architect; to erect 10 two-story brick dwellings, 1253-1271 Owen place northeast (lots 200-209, square 4080); to cost $50,000. Will Make Repairs. Frank B. Crawford, owner; Wil liam N. Beahm, builder; to make re- pairs, 1327 Valley street southeast (lot square 6799); to cost $500. t; Teunis F. Collier, to make repairs, 610 Seven- brick_dwellings, 5701, huilders: to erect reven wner: Edw. A. Roys- | 371 3. Wire Co., owners, archi- | 3. , square 4073); to cost $12,000. ." L. Munter, owner; Joseph P. Roberts, architect and bullder; to erect one 1.story frame dwelling, 521 Anacostla road southeast (lot 11, square 5453); to cost $3,000. Ethel N. Butler, owner; C. N. Nor- ton, architect; C. A. Lohr, builder; to erect one 2.story brick dwelling, 630 Raleigh place southeast (lot 2, square 5952); to cost $6,000. { A. ¥. Ridell, owner and builder; George T. Santmyers, architect: to erect two 2.story brick dwellings, 3720 Twenty-second street (lots square 4226); to cost $10,000. | owner and builder; te garage, 4529 Condult road (lot square 1363); to $2,000. “. A. Blundon, owner and builder; to erect five 2-3420 Thirty-fourth street ; to cost $1,00 2 Bargains for Prompt Buyers We have two splendid home properties located in the first commercial zone— so that your investment will have not only a wonderful present value—but cer- tain of continued enhancement. over—and the terms will be made as accommodating as you wish. 6 rooms and bath; hardwood trim; elec tric lights, etc.—and everything in excel- lent repair. . throughout ; 6 rooms and bath. lot for garage. We've put the price very low for quick turn- Colonial type Home, newly decorated Room on and 7482, square 2688); to cost Bros., builders; to erect one v brick and stucco dwelling: To Build Garages. o *7,990 lake 9th auto. o *7,950 Near Navy Yard and Lincoln Park Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. L3S St. car, or we'll send our o brick private gar- Inc.. to erect second t and stucc X F et to cost $20.000. Row Plunned. Open 9 AM. to 9 P.M. Wonderful Homes for the Price!! ‘Built by “Dunigan” | In the Location Where You P | Would Like to Live y o 5719 Fitth street ||} e : } eight brick Viarre Somebody’s going to snap them up—for they are money makers. « CAFRITZ = Owner and Builder of Communities | s PN e M N N TR M PO e R P R TR Ao ey Homes for Happiness : - R CQU’LL find family will settle down to solid A x Y your family will settle down §* x, wo-story by partme heast (lot 15, squa and build- chitect: and 126, square and ) owner 24,000. Bush, owner; W. A. architect Cool, uiller, Heive, ar- Woodley Place (Open Sunday, 2-6) 2742 enjoyment of life if you'll install them in one of these new specially planned Kite Homes. We've studied the community’s needs and then designed and are constructing Homes that’ll solve the problem for every one—turning renters into Home owners—thus saving in a profitable investment the money you are now exchanging for rent receipts. Two attractive groups—splendidly located R R e e s et S 2] City View Heights ONE of the highest points of Washington—over- looking the entire city—and creating an ex- A beautiful semi-detached brick residence near Wardman Park Hotel. ok BEUEETY | 8th a}ld Hamilton Sts. N.. Sample Home—733 Hamilton St. N.W. Open Until 9 P.M. = 6,950 Remember—These are the only Homes in this residential section with southern exposure, paved alleys, built-in ice boxes and other features selling for $6,950. 14th St. or 9th St. cars to these homes. Eight rooms, bath and shower— metal weather stripped and screened— two glass-inclosed porches—garage. Price, $15,950 N. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc. i Ij 1418 Eye St. N.W. Main 5904 clusive Kite community with these practical, ; = e I D.J.Dunigan,Inc., 1319N.Y.Ave., M. 1267 pretty Homes. S | B —— Dunigan Homes Inside and Outside Always Look Better RLRRRLRRRRRRE FERERRR RNy Bladensburg Blvd.—at L St. N.E. Choice of several types—all of artistic brick construction. “"ery roomy rooms, well arranged; complete bath, handsomely "ed; hardwood floors; a most economical system of heating; g porches; wide lawns, with pretty plantings. Street improvements are progressing rapidly 9,375 %9,679 *5,975 Semi-Detached Corner Homes Bungalows De Luxe CHEVY CHASE The ideal has been achieved in these rare new homes, located in a choice section of Fashion- able Old Chevy Chase. The popularity of Chevy Chase as an ideal place to live has no equal in any part of Washington. %8 t**‘ifi ffl‘fiifi'i:fifitlt'itfi_fli-:lt*fiififi*ifi QGRGLNE 1222288082888 8 6090888880088 88 & e YO YO Y Y O YO YO YO YLLK kA kA ek ek e A KAk Ak hk LR Inside Homes We’ll make the terms to Suit YOU 16th and N. Y. Ave. cars to 15th and H Sts. NE.— changing to Bladensburg Bus. Or it's but a short two blocks to walk from 15th and H Sts. N.E. etk ek OX0I030 ke ddeok: Tudor Homes in a setting of picturesque verdancy YOO *khkk Live here and have for your neighbors the aristocracy of the National Capital. Open Every Day and Evening Including Sunday s s S S S S S S S S * OXC: L e FRERF R R R RN R ELLRERY. Cozy Monroe Bungalows IN a neighborhood of detached Homes—with sur- Price $9,950 Terms within the reach of any earnest home buyer. TR roundings that are most artistic. All Homes of in- dividuality—of which these new-type Bungalows are the most distinctive in character. 3122 to 3146 Monroe St. N.E. A Home-full of rooms all on one floor. Spacious rooms that will furnish effectively; with ample room for the furniture. Liv- ing room and dining room uniquely separated by paneled par- titions, with built-in bookcases; large bedrooms; elegantly tiled bath; fine hardwood floors, etc. Lawns all around—grassed and planted with shrubs. Terms to Price, $6,650 N G Street cars to Monroe and Rhode Island avenue, walking west. Open, Every Day and Evening Including Sunday of this entrancing combination of modernly appointed Homes — perched high on the heights overlooking Rock Creek Park—a per- petual picture of glorious landscaping painted by nature’s own lavish hand, 1635 to 1641 Madison Street Just west of Sixteenth Street, beyond the reservoir . z‘ N all Washington there is not the counterpart FEATURES: Built with first-class materials and workmanship. 50-foot lot, full concreted daylight cellar with toilet, laundry and coal bin; Colonial front porch, hot-water heat, double oak floors, highly polished; real open fireplace, finished brick mantel, tiled bath, large living room, elegant dining room, full kitchen with cabinet, one-piece sink and refrigerator, spacious well-planned bedcham- bers, big closets, French doors, beautiful fix- tures and decorations. An unfinished second floor, large enough -for three additional rooms. TO INSPECT: Take Chevy Chase cars to Taylor Street, walk east two squares to these superior Homes. Drive out Conn. Ave. to vlor Street, east to these homes just east 3rookeville Road. Sample house on Turner Street. Open, heated and lighted from noon to 9 P.M. LA S e s e s B a e st s st tals s s sty s Your inspection is invited—with a view of fit- ting these wonderfully complete Homes to your needs. They have 8 rooms—and they are all of unusual size—which permits exceptional fur- nishing effects. The 2 baths are elegantly appointed. The inclosed sleeping porch is very practi- cal for use at all seasons. The construction details insure immunity from upkeep—for the roofs are slate, the win- NN YOO YOO YOO X B RO R T A RT3 R O 2 3R] ik g ok ok ok s o ek ok ok AR RO A IO dow sashes metal, the glazing plate, the hard- RAAAAAIRAAAARAAAAARKAIAA KA ey ware ornamental wrought iron, the floors of fi “ hardwood. ; Built, Owned and For Sale by Washlngton Real Estate In the baéement is the laundry and there’s 1814 X Mai a detached garage with each home. pe H arr A K ite an K Stizet ¥ . 4846 By motor or bus out 16th street turning west into Madison— Tncorporated Company 1415 Eye Street N.W. Call Main 2257 Evenings—Adams 1514 = E e Jjust beyond the reservoir. Phone our office up to 9 pm. ‘KEEVER =~ GOS(...... o Open all day Sunday and every day from noon to nine Price and Member Washington Real Estate Board terms will prove very interesting. ¥ Sk ek ARk ok ke kokokkok @exinu ROY TR TR S MO0 R X A X 1415 K Street Deal With a Realtor Main 4752 1*144 x R4 x * X e