Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1926, Page 24

REAL ALASKA AVE. HOME Tasteful Colonial Residence, With Prerevolutionary Wall- | paper, Is Furnished. The Star model home at ’Th.n'lf'vn;.!) and Alaska avenue, built by L. I Breuninger 3 ESDATE. THE EVENING ) RTAR. WASIIINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY. JU KEAL ESTATE. closet opens off the dressing roc affords a_conveni nd_room e for the keeping of clothing free from moths, Another one of these large closets opens off another bedroom Two Tiled Baths. The two baths on the second floor e been tiled in the soft shades of | ind pink tile and th ctive for this reason. Fr dows on the second-floor bed the hills of | of ample size to accommodate the longest of cars. Upon the basement foundatic rest the steel beams which the entire structure of the house. These steel beams support of the house, and olid Georgia pine supports, which carry the uppe ture of the house, extend cle roof. A roof structure of pe is thus assured sagging in the roof or ¢ plaster walls from set details as th while not from these beam: Acking of the | Such | y ecn after | Rock s which | The attic wr closet, can be very aining another large s over the entire house. comfortably | if desired, for, construction it in the Summer and and is a big improve. m inished type of attic, which is | which is un \ble in Summertime wearing | because of the heat. The roof of th ¢ floor s | used for I up thre cond-floor | because of 'his paper is secured, 1 easly | ntire house is pleted and fu for public insp In its beautiful setting, of over 100-foot fronts tached colonialtype home pr striking_appe While i | home of moder: , having \ s and two L it is un frerent fror » the average home | s character in that | attention has been given o | The resuiting effect is charming. l‘l'h: )umh-:’n home should be noted for its c e v its tasteful decoration, ers of this home have endeavored to incorporate these modern features in 2 home of simple colonial attractive- ness. rner omforts, its conveniences and and the mm.LI | | Unusual Wall Paper. Upon entering the house one is im- | mediately struck by the unusual wall| paper and likewise by the manner in | which it is put on the wall. The walls have been paneled in a unique and un- | usual way, the same molding being | used for the panels as around the doors and windows. This molding | or trim, as it is called, i5 of a special | design made ticularly for I_ | home. The papers on the hall, living | room and dining room are reproduc tions of papers used in homes in New England before the Revolutionary | days. g The light'ng fixtures carry out this | same color al idea. The living nvmn} and dining room do not have center | Jights in tde ceiling, but have brack-| ets around the side walls. The cen-| ter of attAction in the 1 room, | however, i3 the large open fireplace, | with its colonial mantel shelf above. | This fireplace is centered on the wall of this very spacious room. On either side of this fi ce are doors which | Jead out on to a large veranda, and | here another unique feature is seen. | Part of this veranda is covered by a | roof and par* is open to the sky. With | its large si™, this type of veranda really combiges two porches into one. | Directly from this porch one can walk out on the ous lawns surround- | ing the house. 4 to & feet above the sidewalk, and | therefore a bea-tiful outlook is afford- ed from both tne veranda and from | the lawn. Beca e of the setting of | this house on a curner lot and directly opposite a small public park formed | by the juncture of three streets at| this point, this outlook is unusual. Hall Truly Colonial. The hall and the stairway follows a true colonial design. The stairwa of the true colonial type, with the ma- hogany hand nd white balusters. The hallway runs entirely through the house and has a colonial doorway at the back of the house, which leads | out on to a formal garden. Inciden-| tally, the center of interest of this for- | mal garden is a large flint rock which was found on the property when ex- cavations were made. It has been so arranged as to harmonize with the treatment of the garden. The view from the back of the house is delight- ful, as, because of the high eiévation, it looks down upon the wooded hills of Rock Creek Park. As one enters the kitchen from the hallway the comforts that make the modern home different from the old colonial homes are at once seen. The large double drainboard sink contains an automatic dishwasher, which elimi- nates much of the drudgery of house keeping; an ironing board is conven- fently located in a wall closet, and nearby is an electric plug attachment for the electric iron. Also in the kitchen is the white enamel gas range and attractive blue and white kitchen dresser. The fuse box is also conveniently located on one of the walls of the kitchen, where it can be easily gotten at and where trouble with the electric fuses can be located readily and eas. fly. This is a great improvement over the old method of having to go to a dark corner of the cellar and search for the blown-out fuse in a box on the cellar ceiling. The kitchen walls are tastefully decorated in white and blue. On either side of the kitchen sink are cabinets, where china, pots, pans or silverware may be conveniently kept. Linoleum covers the kitchen floor. Blue and Cream Breakfast Room. Just off the kitchen is the breakfast alcove, tastefully decorated in blue and cream, with 1ts colonial-back seats; also one finds here the conven- fence of a large clo: where brooms, ete., can be put away. At the back of the kitchen is a pantry, with an electric refrigerator and its shelving for supplies, dishes, etc. The dining room is entered from the kitchen by the usual swinging door. The rear door leads to the base- ment, which contains the heating plant, the laundry tubs, storage closet, ser s 1z and built-in garage —_— x| = 3822-3824 Veazey St. North Cleveland Park cast of Wisconsin from the Ca- w semi-detactied e prope convince you that quality, work- manship and design are outstand- g featu Price, $15,500 Open All Day Sunday Salesman on Premises H. H. CARTER Realtor 308 Investment Bldg. M 4178 EAEIEUREEIREAFRTERAI e TEeEYETEeITEITITICRTEIRIED 0000000000000 0000 00000000000000000000000000000000 puinting is | covered with @ creen and it was ne Hor ot e \te harmonizes pa desired to |ticularly with the style and design of However. with | house which has heen built. 4 Rear Perspective Attractive. TesiLookens ok The perspective of this home from he larze master s bedroorn on the [ (he rear, that is on the Hemlock street sed as been tastefully deco- [ side, is every bit as attractive as the In fact the modern detached <hould be designed so that the the house should be g as the front eleva- The formal garden in the rear v o pa use periodically i keep it looking fresh the “Duco” finish the paint can be | room has s private 1 and private dressing room. iy feature of this room is the Ia closet which it contains. This cedar Homes of Quality We Have Only 2 Left It Is without a doubt the best buy on the market today. These Homes were not thrown up but were built to and your inspec- tion Avill convince you of this, For convenicnce we have put house a home. Before you buy we want you to look at our 4616 N. H. Ave. N.W. 2 Blocks North of Grant Circle Our price and terms are easier than renting. Doen't miss this opportunity of getting one of the two houses, as pre tion, in everything that makes a Sample House Salesman on Premises Open and Lighted Every Day Until 9 P.M. Harris Shapero 2% Phone Adams 1539 i ©0000000000000000000000000000000 $350 Cash—$60 a Month A Group of Bungalows and Two-Story Homes Newton Street and R. L. Ave. N.E. We are going to urge you to inspect this offering very promptly because it is absolutely certain that they will sell quickly upon such extraordinary terms. They are four, five and six rooms, most practi- cally arranged; tile baths; hot-water heat; electric lights; and big lawns all around. They are just such homes as you are looking for if you want comfort, convenience, and location. Open for inspection every day and evening, including Sunday Exhibit Home, 3110 Newton Street N.E. Take R. I Ave. cars leaving G street, opposite the Treasury, and ride to Newton Street N.E.—it Is but @ step to these Homes. Harry A. Kite Incorporated Member Washington Real Estate Board Main 4846 1514 K Street 00000000000000000000000000000000000000’00900000Q Valuable Acreage For Subdivision About 100 Acres in N.W. Md. Abutting widely advertised and successful subdivision, on main highway. Bus Line and Street Car Near LIBERAL TERMS to Responsible Party Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc 738 15th St. N.W. Main 6830 B s On Unusual - Térms To Own a New Brick 7 Rooms—Tile Bath Built-in Garage 6605 Georgia Ave. Open 9 AM. 10 9 P.M. and Sunday (Ga. Ave. and Van Buren St.) - William S. Phillips & Co. INC. Realtors 1432 K M. 4600 and [of the home a ness. from the door at the end of the main hall, which opens onto a small con-|crete. te porch flanked with colonial iron | rafls. leads to the garden. Likewls: can be h; Zar bu The garago i being under the broad ve side of the house, put of the way, vet casily The entire lot has been with an artistic stone wall entrance is likewise of stone and the walkway to the house from the street is made of flagstones laid with very wide are used around S T T e Remarkably Low Price clusive of servants’ quarters in attic, First floor has 1 with open firep, into Kitehen Second floor has 3 1a Dbedtooms with tile bath oil heater, servant’s toilet and bath. House eq sereens and awnings. with an attractively desgned lawn, shrubbery. flowers and hedges Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc. ds to this attractive- in the place of the ordinary concrete |open for the inspection of the public, den can be entered walk. An artistic touch is thereby |during the next two wee It will secured that cannot be had with con- [ be lighted in the evenings and there will e attendants present at all times This home represents the very |0 explain f ¥ latest in the art of home huilding and contains features that only an inspec- | tion can reveal The home has been | one steps | furnished completely throushout, from L Color in the The | cellar to attic, and the furniture is in | bearing on what we how we ach- | keeping with the style of architecture. | feel and what we a All of us| |1t is expected that its many labor: [are keenly sensitive to the stimui [saving devices will make an appeal | tion of color harmonies. Colorful * | to the woman visitors. surroundings have an unconscious The huilders, L. E. way of adding richness to our mental | Sons, have a and physical life. | YLIIIPIR /111 LT This From this porch a bri & i Color Is Important. home has a direct ment o entirely fire it is cone Breuninger & ed to have the home 227 Jameson-Built Homes! 1800 to 1850 Potomac Ave. S.E. Over 100 Sold Priced at Less Than $7,000 and Up Easy Terms home within tha reach inclosed The main gstone walks also nd about the house joints. Beautiful Chevy Chase, D. C. Home at a Hora is of ‘any pur yet complete in’ ev cated in Washington's newest eub- Seven division— large, ®unlit rooms. ex- vely living room which opens EASTERN TERRACE room and Tapestrs _brick: 6 rooms and and_toilet and w rat: electric lights refrigerator ze. well lighted and doubln rear Cellar, ) ok Yane_ fear yard to wide alley ‘An excellent fioe Ra"ie comatete, Selling Fast Four hlocks from _the new East g High Schiool.”Ses” these ideal homes now Ask the Man Who Built, Owned and For Sale by THOMAS A. JAMESON CO. 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The Exhibit Home—5015—is Now Ready All our building experience—all the buying influence of this mammoth organization—you'll find reflected in these Homes— with their incomparable features. The description reads like $15,000 Homes—and that’s the class they are in—although the price is but— $10,950 When better Homes are built it is always Cafritz who builds them—for we never stop in our endeavor to excel—and our efforts to surpass—and our latest achievement brings to Petworth new prestige and establishes a new standard of value. With Cafritz Helpfal Financing Terms "We predict—knowing their exceptional value—that they will prove the fastest selling of all Catritz Homes Ill be necessary to inspect promptly and choose quickly Open 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.—beginning this evening Take 14th St. cars to Kennedy and walk south to homes; or 9th St. cars to Farragut St.—walk, 2 blocks east to homes. Or let us send our auto. There’ll be no obligation incurred. 14th & K Owner and Buillder of Communities Note ' The Details Carefully 6 Rooms— —and of most generous di« mensions; admirably ar- ranged for comfortable and convenient furnishing. 3 Porches— Colonial front porch with heavy brick pillars supporting the canopy. Breakfast and sleeping porches—10x20 feet —a most unusual size—each ening from the bedrooms. creens— Both breakfast and sk ing porches are completely screened. | High-tiled Bath— —with best quality and late est type of built-in tub and shower. . Lighting Fixtures— —of specially ornate design —center lights and side lights. Electric floor outlets in every room. % Floors and Trim— Finest grade of hardwood floors, upstairs and down— and natural oak doors and trim throughout, Closets— Big wardrobe tloset on 1st floor, with mirror doon Linen closet on 2nd floor, and large closet in every sleeping room. Master Bedroom— Extends across entire front of home, with two unusually large bedrooms across the rear—with doors leading to sleeping porch. Kitchen and Pantry— Large and light kitchen— with ~one-piece porcelain sink; white enamel Detroit Jewel gas range; glassed-in dresser. Inside pantry with window. Guaranteed Niag- ara Heating Plant— Very latest type of hot- water heating; and separate instantaneous heater for the hot water, with storage tank. Bone-cfry Base- ment— —light and airy, with laun- dry equipment, Servant's toilet. Garage— —built-in—and of &mple size to accommodate the largest car. Large Lots— The front terrace is 25 feet wide and prettily planted. The rear yard, which is completely sodded, runs back-to concrete-paved alle AFRITZ