Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1926, Page 14

REAL ESTATE. | BUI[DINB PERMITS IN WEEK $321.330 $600,000 Office Structure Is Largest Project Author- ized in Period. Construction in ‘the National Cap- ital amounted to $921,330 during the past seven days. According, to per- mits {ssued by the building inspector, a considerable amount of repair work and one $600,000 office building fea- | ture the new building authorized this ' week. The permits granted follow: American Ice 4. owners and bullders; C. Leslie Weir of New York, designer; to erect one-story concrete and brick ice distributing station, 1809 Rhode Island avenue northeast (lot 80, square 4131), to cost $10,000. Joseph M. Smith, owner and buflder; to erect one cement block private garage. 1508 Lawrence street northeast (lot 18, square 4009), to cost Howard I'. Hodges, owner and bullder; to erect one metal private garage, 1304 F street northeast (lot 163, square 1028), to cost $300. Three Dwellings 0. K'd. Aurora Hills Homes, owners and builders; Louis Justement, architect; to erect three two-story cinder block and stucco dwellings, 3600 o 3604 Quesada street (lots 25 and 26, square 1863), to cost $50,000. Edwin and Jacob Jacobson, owners; Edwin Jacobson. architect and bullder: to erect four two-story frame dwell- ings, 5459-65 ska avenue (lots 6 to 9, rquare to cost $30,000. Edwin and Jacob Jacobson, owners; FEdwin Jacobson, bullder: to erect four frame private garages, 5459-65 Nebraska avenue (lots 6 to 9, square 2025), to cost $800. George W. Rundlett, owner; James T. Kenyon, builder: to make repairs, 1336 Fourteenth street (lot 1, square 211), to cost $4,000. Baer & Scholz, owners and build- ers; to erect two tile and stucco ga- rages, 3115 Thirty-eighth street dot || 227, square 1923), to cost $600. R. H. J. Edgar Sohl. two.story brick dwellings, Third street (part of lot 1, 8332), to cost $38,000. R. S. Peterson, owner; builder; to_enlarge por street northeast (lot 45. to cost $400. J. L. Barr, owner and builder: to make repairs. 1908 K street (lot 822, square §6), to cost $500. To Build Retaining Wall. Anacostia Ice Co. owners and bullders; to erect concrete retaining wall, 1226 Twe 22 Sanford, owner and buflder; 5511-21 square A. B. Carter, ch. 816 Sixth square 832), ' third street (lots 2 and builder; to make repa Seventeenth street (ot 134, square 150). to cost $1,000. E. F. Bartlett I . Feller, builder; to mak son place (lot | $480. Preston E. Wire owner. architect and builder eract six 3-story brick and stucco dwellings, 5913 to 32 F 183, square 3 William R A AN pmnn[.. I Co.. to cost. $35, om\ . Cleveland. owner: 101 Ridge road (ot 5. square 5401), to cost $600. Angelo Vin Penini, huilder: F street northeast dot 75 1o cost 0. H.o» owner: . W. Giles, architect: Dodd. builder: to erect one 1-story 4720 Meade owner: Gallo & to make vepairs. 315 square 779), eorgia ave (lot %09, square 300fi| to cost $300. T M. Fullmer, to erect brick addition. $34 A street southeast (lot 805, square $89), to cost . owner; quare 833), to cost $400. owner. IGth St Heights 1303 Geranium St. Completed last a semi-de- tached house containing- Five Large Bedrooms Combination Bath and Shower Breakfast Room, Dining Room Kitchen and Pantry Living Room and Rec. Hall Garage in Rear This house has recently been re- duced from $14,950 to $13,500 —and now we have inStalled P . Frigidaire —with no advance in price. With $6,000 cash can be ‘purchased for #$12,500. Inspect—then act quickly. Cleaveland & Son Owners—Bullders Adams 5260 Fine Chevy | Chase Homes | Open Sunday 3737-3739 Military Road I Price, $14,950| Each Beautifully located new brick dwellings, just 150 feet west of Conn. Ave. on the most im- portant cross street of Chevy Chase. These homes are superbly constructed, have 7 large bright rooms, tile bath with shower, built-in garage, hard- wood floors throughout, large front porches and many other § fattractive features. and It will pay you to see these if you ave im the R. Owen dmonston, Jr. Realtor 1106 Vermont Ave. Phone Main 9148 owner and builder: to make re-| 301 T street northeast (ots 12} architect: to erect six |/ to make | Intent nn bringing to Europe and their native land modern American architectural and construction mdllodfl this group of G velopments in Theodore Bielling, Stuttga; Eugene_von Seidleim, man architects are touring America on an inspection trip. They were impressed with building d hington and The Star’s model homes. Left to right: Otl‘:) Koh{l, Berlin; W L N Eart; uenchen; Walter Krauss, Augsburg; Dr. Edward ‘Wilhelm Volz, Stu"‘lrt Knorr, architect of Munich; Dr. K. Kiessel, Berlin; Prof. Adolf Glatt, Augsburg; Dr. L. Birchler, Marca Einsiedeln, éwitb erland, and E. Piefer of th North ‘German Lloyd line. builder; to make repairs, 1737 Con- L. H. Harris, designer; to erect one necticut avenue (lot 13, square 91, to | 2-story brick dwelling, 1452 Juniper cost $6,000. George T. Santmyers, architect; Breuninger & owner Pederson, builders; to erect one 2-story brick [ Marcus Hallett, dwelllng. 1621 Otis street northe: (lot 28, square 4149) to cost $10,000. Ralph A. Cusick, owner and builder: ana | $10,000. street (lot 15, square 2739), to cost Miss Margaret J. Calvin, owner; architect Winfleld Preston, builder; to convert house into apartments, 1400 New Hampshire ave- (Continued on Twentieth Page.) Sunday and Monday Gives you another opportunity to visit Lyon Village The Place of Homelike Homes Open and Lighted Daily and Sunday urth street (ots 148 to | N Living Room, 27 Feet by 15 Feet Open Fireplace Hardwood Floors Throughout Finest “Standard Fixtures” Smooth-top Range No. 8 East Thornapple St. Chevy Chase, Md. (Just Off Conn. Ave.’ DESCRIPTT Sun Parlor, 20 Feet by 11 Feet Cedar Closets (2) Baths, With Showers Storage Hot-Water Heater Lot 60 Feet by 130 Feet 2-Car Garage Phone Mr. S. P. Handy—Joseph A. Hayden 1410 G St. N.W. Main 43l" Evenings—Cleve. 3118 TS A T Moderate Priced Homes ST 22 In An Exclusive Neighborhood 3102-3118 Rodman St. One Block West of Connecticut Ave. Situated on an attractive terrace surrounded by trees, these Semi-detached Homes are different and are outstanding values. Open fireplace in living room. and shower. Eight rooms, built-in bath Everything the latest, and only $13,750 o cominrem Sample House Open Daily Until 9 P.M. C. H. Small & Co. Realtors 925 15th St. N.W. Builders Main 6861 SIS S RS R SIS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1926 MRS. V. C. MARTIN BUYING GEORGE MASON PROPERTY Home and 20-Acre Estate Facing Potomac in Virginia Now Being Transferred. Mrs. V. Cameron Martin, Washing- ton society woman, is concluding the purchase of the handsome hor and 20-acre estate of Charles R. Lindsay, Jr., fronting for a quatrer of a mile the Potomac River in Arlington County. The sale was made through the real estate office of Ruby Lee Minar, Inc. The . property is said originally to have bee! part of the large holdings REAL ESTATE. of George Mason, of Gunston Hall, the N‘hly revered Virginla statesman who drafted the Declaration of Rights and the Virginia Constitution and later was a member of the Continental Congress and also of the Federal Con- wvention which framed the Constitution of the United States. pIIE Gas Helps Keeps Servants. One of the greatest problems in the country home is the maintenance of continuous and satisfactory domestic service. This problem is largely solved if the domestics have the conven- {ences usually found in the city home. For the kitchen, the most important of these is gas. An improved gas service is now offered as a definite and complete answer to this one im Before You Sign a New Lease See These Bungalows ON THE 14th ST. CAR LINE AT MANOR PARK, D. C. URELY you could find no better buy if you searched irom one end of town to another. The location itself is wonderful. Tt boasts a high healthy elevation: it is restricted to detached homes and values are in inspection. graded school. Bailey Bldg. Takoma, D. C. This beautiful home, and other types now ready for Our development is only two squares from D. C. No car line to pass. Watch your child all the way to and from school. Go out 16th St., or take Alaska Ave. car on Georgia. Turn right at Fern to 7th and 8th Sts. G. W. CHASE creasing in leaps and bounds. Many different designs. Prices as low as $7,450 with %500 CASH Easy Monthly Payments Drive_out Georgia Ave to house St east on Rittenhouse Third St Third two bi to_Peabod) ‘ourteenth car. marked “Takoma.” ar and Peabody. walk one-half biock TERRELL and LITTLE, Inc. 1206 18th St. N.W. Main 3285 Evening Phone Adams 3215-W No heavy traffic. Comes to Phone Adams { §i5 After 6 P.M.. Adams 237. TLILI Ll IL L0 20D LT PP LTl L LT PP PI T P LTI T O Ol LI T 17 LL LA L L AL aL 2 el Jameson-Built Homes 2801 to 2829 5th N.E. Thos. A. Jameson Co. Ovwner and Bullder 906 New York Ave. N.W. Rock Creek Hills —tinting the leaves of its stately trees to scarlet, gold and amber. the land scape will be no less beautiful than our “Master Built” harmonize with Nature! Priced Under $7,000 Inspect at Once Homes—designed to Easy Terms Here is a home within the reach of any purse. Moder- ately priced, vet complete in every detail. Located in Wash- ington’s newest subdivision— In Rock Creek Hills, a tract of 22 acres. every buyer is protected by the most rigid restrictions. Roads are graded—sewers are Drive out 16th to Alaska Ave. and con to «“ . o in. ) y Metropolis View tinue through on newly graded 16th St. Tapestry brick, 6 large rooms our office—or phone for appointment Sun and bath, hot-water heat, elec- tric lights and beautiful fix- tures; built - in refrigerator; extra large front and double vear porches; laundry tubs; » large rear yard to wide alley. An excellent home that {s com- Evans Buddmg—!\hm 2195 plete. Office on property—Col. 6433 day. To, reach proverty. g0 out Rhod Toland "Av “Eurth St and o Rorih in Wonrth 86 10 Frankitn Wnd then go eant one -square {0 wroverts. "For anle by Main 5526—Ask the Man Who Owns One Your Family Is Ready For a Real Home We have built on Ingraham street one-half block east of the Fourteenth street car line homes which are our conception of a real home. And when you remember that fourteen years of home-building experience is back of this cr'mceptinn vou must realize they are worth seeing. 5 Semi-detached, really large lots, eight comfortable rooms, two baths, three spacious porches and a location which insures increasing values. You can ask for no more. N\ Take a few minutes on the 14th street car or go in your own automobile out 16th street to Ingraham street and let these homes tell you their own story. Not a Bargain, But a Sound Value $16,500 [ & LUCHY| Members of the Operative Builders’ Association of the District of Columbla.