Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1926, Page 25

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REAL IBEAL ROW HOUSES NEAR COMPLETION Model Homes at Fifth and Decatur Streets Open to Public. ) The Catfiity Construction Co. 1e. TOrts considerable progress in the frection of the group of The Star's ideal homes at Fifth and Decatur Streets, Scarcely seven weeks have elapsed Since this operation of 14 homes was —— ESTATE. begun, and in that brief time much has besn accomplished. This row of houses is now beginning to take shape . the various architectural and structural features that have been clouded by scaffolding and other temporary arrangements are. now be- coming more prominent. Practically all of the masonry has been com- pleted and the houses' have been top- ped out. i ‘The facade of this fow presents a picture strikingly different from that of the ordinary row house operation. Much thought has been given by the architect to effect variety in style, &rading and projections of the differ- ant_houses so that practically no two of them are exactly alfke In this row of 14. 'This Is cleverly accomplished with a combination of rubble stone, Spring garden red brick and Mme- stone trimmings. A number of the houses have octagon-shaped bay win- dows, some of them rubble stone porches and others have stone insets, to give the desired varjation. All of the rough plumbding work has THE_. EVENING _STAR, WASHINGTON, been completed, also the electrical work, The lathers have finished their work and the houses are now ready for plaatering. The front walls, ex- posed divectly to'thé elements. have been coated Inside with weather- proofing material to keep out the dampness. In most places wood lath has been used with metal beads in the corners and where brick and wood come together to prevent cracks occuring in the plaster, due to shrink. age. Slag roof will be used with vari- egated colored slate for the mansard. Now is & splendid time for those interested in the Structural features of homes to inspect this row, as everything structural is practically In the open =0 that one may easily see at a glance both the quality of materials used and the methods of construction. FIGURE IN TRANSFERS by Brodt Realty cnmpnny—len dences Are Involved. A number of downtown business properties are reported transferred by the office of the Brodt Realty Co. These transfers, accordihg to the or- ganization, aggregdte $450,000. The sales were: Lots 14, 16 and 16, in square east of oonstruction. '1684, were sold for Waldo M. Ward to 1). s rtheast, A. G. ’redllnd]fld" Brodt, in con- mctlon with the office of Charies w. n corner lot at Rittenhouse street Deals Tntlhng ;uoooo Reported | 4nd Broad Branch road was sold to C., SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1926. and Karl F. Brodt through p DOWNTOWN HOUSES [foiset ozttt s | 4. o o ‘This property con- tains 26,222 square feet, to be im- proved soon with & high-grade home by the preserg owners. Business property at 1"1! Now York avenue was sold to M. & E. M, Swing.. as an > investm .. - Business ,_were sold to contemphunl the building of their new home for Polly Trent Candy Co. Stores at 407 Eleventh street were sold for D. J. Kaufman to the Merchants’ Lunch Co., who are now remodeling, and.at 521 Eleventh street to Martiy REAL ESTATE. y located at 1209 K street was to M. E. & E. M. Swing, who are | Realty Co. rooms were 1314, 1314 lnd lllfl Benjamin Fourteenth alreet ‘was sold to Ernest. McHugh through the David E. Barry ! Three bm:x hounu of six and seven Gingle at street to ‘e. The property at 1622 Edward GARDEN APARTMENTS TAKOMA PARK, MD. Construction Details Hardwood floors Screened throughout Porcelain plumbing Roomy closets Hot Water Heat Ol Chevy Chase ] This charming home surrounded by beautiful | flowers with a 70-ft. frontage, was designed by a well known architect for his own use and nppeals strongly to the discriminating buyer. Reduced 2,000 Cement sidewalks _ “Only by seeing the interiors by the owner (Naval Officer) for immediate sale t f th Lty d Fort, S Ri —of the severaliypes an sizes-of Fort Stevens Ridge Homes r 4 Inspect Sat., Sunday, Monday specially designed for economy in upkeep. - : G owner on premises B ’ l ' 30 Gl’afton Stl‘eet o These_semi-detached brick homes with six rooms and tiled bath should interest ev oy : famlly with moderate income now in rented quarters. one block west of Chevy Chase Circle. Phone Cleveland 2874 One of the grnu shaded by fine trees. Four rooms, room 11x15. One room adaptable for den, an éxtra bedrob. a sleeping porch. Bathroom between oom and bedr. in conjunction with dressing room. chen with built: refrigerator, special range, sanitary sink and drainboard. Double floors, oak thruout. Steel casement windows in sun’ room and dinette. Hot-water heat; continuous hot wat, laundry in basement: storage compartment in attic; jamitor service. They are only a stone’s throw from two-car lines. A house of your own is security of the soundest kind. You (instead of a landlord) gain the advantage of every improvement you make from time to time. With these easy terms of purchase, why not pay the rent to vourself and in the end be tfie actual owner of what vou have paid fo:r> $400 Cash—$55, $60, $65 Monthly Prices $6,750—$6,985—$7,150 h Colom? a.:;u to n d NSWRI gc PE%O{;E slhc interiors of the F O?T WARDAMA 1430 K St. N.W. Deal With a Realtor Come and sce these high-grade apartments. Open until 9 pan. Two left, as charming as they are practical. Convenient to stores. ¢ Price, $60.00 Per Month 50 and 54 Elm Ave. t from terminus of 14th St. car line at istrict Line,, Adams $99. | University Park Tomorrow or Decoration Day Come out and see for yourself the double advantage of investment and residence in University Park. Choice Lots, $900 up. Finished Homes, $7,500 up, Including Lot First street to rif Drive out Sixteenth St. th Bargains in Homes exhibit house, 729 Rittenhouse and Apartment-House Sites Sa Hne are some very desirable resale Homes—that are offered far below their actual value for quick selling. All | the locations are good; the neighborhood: cellent——and ! University Park is growing so fast that the fifth section is being opened up—and already lots are selling. Houses open and lighted up to 9 p.m. You don't have to worry abont financing vour purchase in University Park. We will help you. “Investigate and You'll Invest” University Park Co. Phoneé Hyattsville 582-W 3 2233333““330388338833333333" s ex whether to live in—or for an investment, you'll find them ! extraordinarily good buys. Come to us for the details of payment—or, you can deal through your own broker. In the Northwest , 12 Euclid St. 531 Newten St. A thoroughly mod- Six 0 od-sized ern Home of six rooms -mf to-date rooms and bath. bath. Availa Excellent condition. immediate possession. $9,950 and Easy $4,750; $40 Per Terms Month 13384222842242428382424444822242242441/ | 18383388888883888888888388383288828323883233833838338 4321 Georgia Ave. A charming home of nine rooms and bath: vacant and readv for immediate occupancy., $10,950; Terms In the Northeast 604 A St. NE. Eight comfortable rooms and | large bath; perfect condition. ! This Home is now vacant, and we will sell for- $7,550 and $65 per month 251 10th St. NE. 0 0 6 0 b od b od b o4 b o4 b o4 b od b od b od °0 ol .. 26 e 00 *> *9 Here's one of those Attractive Homes— 2708 Woodley Park 3119 Newten St. N.E. A detached six-room and hath Home. A beauty and vacants $8,250; $65 per month: 3110 Newton St. NE. Reautiful. detached,’ five: and bath: Home, Rndy for. oc- bl bith 5 cupant. Vacant. Splendid condition. $7,950; $62.50 per month |§5,450; monthly payments $50 3154 Moaroe St. NE. . 11 8th St. NE. Five-room and bath bungalow. Eight farge, comfortable roams In excellent condition, and modern bath. Low price— $6,650; $57.50: per month $6,750 and $60 per month In the Southeast 1336 D St. S.E. 202 16th St. S.E. Modern Home of four spacious Handsome new Home of six Among the most attractive Homes on Columbia Heights—wonderfully well built; and excepuonally well ‘equipped—and at the price at which it can be bought it ought to sell in a hurry. On the first floor—large reception hall, living room, dining room, kitchen and pantry, with built-in ice box'that can be iced from the back porch. On the second floor—three large sleeping rooms and bath. On the third floor—three more large rooms and bath. The home is equipped with electric and gas lighting. The dining room has beam ceiling, with built-in china closet; large dresser in kitchen, with glass door. Three porches—front porch, back porch and sleeping porch; tiled baths; hard wood floors. In the basement is the servant’s toilet, Jaundry, cold storage room; hot-water heating plant; and Pittsburgh heater. Big closets, metal weather stripping; screens—and built-in garage. Look Washington over—and you won’t find a better equipped home. Price Is a Bargain —and terms can be arranged Open Sunday and Monday from noon until dark. Or, phone our office any week day up to 9 p.m. .MCKEEVERW!G DEAL WITH A REALTOR 1ts size is limited gdts density-controlled. Surreunded by a permanent belf of great Estates - and exclusive holdings, it will never sprawl out into ill-designed cheapness. Nor-will tall buildings +with staring store.fronts- ever-huddle-together-in Weodley Park. B Hotnes-of various fypes, sizes and prices-are in course of erection. and-the strict limitation of 0. miny S iyl o) € B * the area which can be built upen makes a home 1'1; Woodley Park a sound and profitable invest- right in. veniences and equxpment large. ment. ' Only $4,500; $40 per month | porches. Only— < e TaR S SE | S50 nd 465 per e Practically new. five-room apd . bath MHome. Priced to sell 1331 D St. S.E. three-apartment Homes of seven rooms with modern appointments, two baths and bulll-m garage sell for $2,500 caah and $125 monthly. Prices, $16,500 and $17,500; quickly at— A $6,250; $55 per month 1723 B st. SEE. - New six-room and bath Home with garage, modern equipment and conveniences. $6,550; $57.50 per month Apartment House Sites A St. Between 14th | Spleldid Corner . Lg:': 807-808, and 15th S.E. At 5th and D Sts. uare 847 Lot No. 2. . Sl;‘;llflb"Sq‘\x::c g’{”l" Vi k:f;:anEe:xx/ieee 1038. $10,000 for ‘*k St. on Sth St. S.E Price, $6,000 i =L Very low price— by ¥ HarryA Kite it $5,250 ‘Hmlnr_ Wnlfinnvl_u Real Estate Board. building. Each Suite has six well arranged rooms and modern bath. Every convenience and comfort. Rental value is $1,650 per year. . $15,000 Accommodating Terms Other homes in this beautiful commu- nity—now built and ‘building—are priced at $28,500, $32,500 and $55,000- with liberal terms available. Cathedral Avenue N.W. Is open for inspection daily and Sundays until 9°P.M. Square 1415 K Street ; e

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