Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1926, Page 21

REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE. Whether Your Income is $1500 or $15000 there is a home on this page A & &w;{izzzk%zf’ ]’:\GL!SH type, brick. 5 and 6 good- sized rooms. Tiled bathroom with new- 18th & Newton est fixtures. Hardwood floors. Tinted and Streets N.E. stippled walls. Downstairs walis paneled. Plenty of closet space. Fully equipped Tichen, Covered front porches and double rear porches. Deep back yard. School less than block away. Beautiful lighting fixtures. Hot- water heating plant, automatic water heater and laundry trays in basement. Only $6,950, with monthly terms, covering everything, down to $50.50 (less than rent). $500 cash puts you in possession. Go out Michigan Ave. past Catholic Univ. to Monroe St. and turn left at 15th, one block to Newton. Or take Brookland car to 12th and Newton and walk east. (Brookland bus runs to 18th and Monroe—one block from house.) SE\!IDETACHED. English type, brick and stucco. Wondertully finished. Large lot. Nine rooms, two tiled baths with shower, garage. Four bedrooms. Spacious * clothes closets. Open fireplace in living room. Extra-sized kitchen with newest fixtures. Outside pantry. Beautifully designed electric fixtures. Heating plant, automatic, water heater, laundry trays and servant’s toilet in basement. Hardwood floors throughout. Southern exposure. Soundly constructed, thoughtfully de- signed, carefully and beautifully finished. Especially attrdc- tive price and terms. Investigate! This is a real buy! Go out Conn. Ave. to Porter and walk west a short 3177 Porter Street N.W. MPLETELY detached, 9 rooms, 2 baths, built-in garage. Covered front and side porches. Living room with open fireplace, large, bright din- Ing room, completely equipped kitchen, Six bedrooms. Hardwood floors throughout. Modern heating plant, automatic gas water heater, laundty trays and servant’s toilet in base- ment. Attractively decorated inside and out. Beautifully landscaped front terrace. This happens to be a bargain—for the price was recently reduced. We urge quick action. Just west of Conn. Ave, and near Columbia Country Club. 919 ~15th Street No. 7 Leland St. Chevy Chase at will just »szzzt You . AN A\ et Y L lo’inl mosTdeszmble J‘ec ashm - RS T&_\‘AS\STA\—~ \A s e e FANE WSS W N T T 1701 Hobart St. N.W. Offered for the First Time LL-BRICK construction. 6 and 7 @ Linen closet and cedar closet in hall. rooms, bath, built-in garage. An ideal location. = View Rock Creek Park, National Cathedral and_Bureau of Standards from front and back porches. Delightful living room with open fire- place, dining room, screened back porch, which can be used as breakfast room, commodious, fully equipped kitchen, outside pantry. Three and four bright bedrooms, each with large closet. All walls tastefully tinted. Downstairs walls stippled and paneled. Attractive- 1y designed lighting fixtures, Hard- wood floors. Basement contains heat- ing plant, automatic gas water heater, storage room, laundry trays, servant's toilet. One of the best buys in the city—and surely the best in Mt. Pleas- ant. (One block and a half from 16th and Col. Rd) Price only $13,250 up Read All About 7 Different Types of New Homes in 7 Different Sections of Washington at 7 Different Prices! THE small family wants a six- room house—that’s all they need. The larger family requires a house with four bedrooms—that they must have. Some want in-town locations. Others prefer to be at the city’s edge—or in sections like Petworth or Northeast. No matter what your requirements— no matter what section you prefer— no matter how much you want to pay —this page pictures and tells about THE home you're looking for. There are six-room, seven-room, eight-room, nine-room, fifteen-room homes. Homes in Mt. Pleasant, in Petworth, in Cleveland Rark, in Chevy Chase, on 16th Street, at 18th and Newton Streets N.E.—every one desirable—every one near to car lines, busses and shopping centers—every one sure to be worth more money as the years bringincreases in Washing- ton real estate values. Prices right—as low as $6,950! Terms right—in some cases only $59.50 per month — even less than rent. A wide range—throughout! Read this page—carefully. The de- scriptions are brief—purposely—for one must SEE these homes to know their values. But remember — all were planned with studied care, to give the maximum in space and con- venience. All were built to rigid standards — to give inherent sound- ness which means .ratzsfaman for many years to come. Read this page—read about every one of the new homes pictured. Then go as soon as possible to visit those which interest you most. Inspection invited with definite assurance that you will not be under obligation. All property open daily from 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. dapiro LB WSRO ALL-BRICK construction. 8 rooms, bath, 5 bulltin garage. Every room an outside | Corner in Petworth room. Center entrance hall, contains clothes | 8th & Gallatin N.W. closet. Living room with open fireplace leads to covered porch. Large dining and break- fast rooms. Good-sized kitchen, fully equipped. Four cheerful, commodi- ous bedrooms, each with clothgs cleset. Tiled bathroom with latest fix- tures and shower. Basement contains heating plant, automatic gas , water heater, laundry trays and servant’s tollet. Priced right. Con- venient terms. Go out Ga. Ave, turn east to Hamilton to 8th and south one block to Gallatin. Also two inside houses of rare merit. 68 built. Price, $8,950; $500 cash; $75 mo. GEMIDETACHED Spanish _type. Stuceo finish over brick. Six and | 38th & Van Ness seven rooms. Corner houses have garage. Truly .Spanish interiors. Open fireplace in living room. Break- fast room. Commodious kitchen with one-piece double-drainbo sink, cabinet and Roper range.Wrought-iron electric fixtures and staircase rafling. Casement windows. Two bathrooms with builtin fixtures. Six big clothes closets upstairs, most of them cedar lined. Hardwood floors. throughout. Heating plant, automatic storage heater, laundry trays and servant's toilet in basement. An unusual home for those who want “some- thing different.” Price and terms exceptionally- attrac- tive. Go out Connecticut Ave. to Bureau of Standards and turn west, or go out Wisconsin Ave. to Van Ness and turn east one block. 'OMPLETELY detached, all-brick- construction. Lot 50 by 139 feet. | 4407 16th St. N.W. Two-car brick garage. Center en- trance hall, living room with open {'”'";[[z':.b)’"’ - fireplace, library or music conserva- tory, dining and breakfast rooms, beautiful kitchen with outside pantry. Five bedrooms, two huge bathrooms with builtn fixtures. Full attic, which can be made into playroom, den or billlard room. Basement contains MAG- NIFICENT BALLROOM, buffet kitchen, pantry, ladies’ dressing room, mald’s bed and bathrooms, washroom and heating plant. Quartered oak floors, Banitas-covered and hand-decorated walls. Bpectally designed lighting fixtures. A magnificent home—complete in all respects and thoroughly impressive. "B 2S00 b ERwAs o m e ey