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16 REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . SATURDAY. AUGUST 20, 1927. 7 REAL ESTATE. tion story, 723 Lamont strest (ot 92,| L. W. Giles, architect; to erect lwn!' S 'CHURCH CONSTRUCTION LEADS |t oo o sowedon s 23 Lo s 0o 0. 12 6 Gl st o et o = — : | A BREUNINGER V David Franks, owner and builder: N. Mezzanotte, owner and bullder:|y\finnesota avenue southeast (lots 86 [to erect one Zatory frame dwelling. | Speiden & Speiden, architects; to erect = g ALL CLASSES DURING WEEK ! l"?7IH‘|wlm$r:‘ing place w‘;\rlhmul ot 47, H:r-n ‘e--mr,\! brick dwel“nfin, mu]] to ""r'; Rq-, lmu(?ve 5561), m‘ co,!l Il!,'fl)flv | square 5155), to cost $2,000. 1303 I.Enfant square southeast (lots . 8. Lavins, owner; to inclose rear b e " : S Ty ql,. H. Otto, owner and builder; Mur- | 4 and 5, square 5556), to cost $12.000. | porch, 1350 Otis street northeast (lot (Overlooking Rock Creek Park) 2 G < O phy & Olmstead, architecte; to erect | Joseph Freeman, owner and builder: 115, square ) cost $1,000, | Permits Issued Show $150,000 Gain Over ‘e Zaon brick shop, 214 Firtn . | street northeast (Iots 23 and 24, square 3816), to cost $10,000. Figures Reported for Previous Calvin Lynham, owner: Sears, Roe-| UNIMPR()VED PROPERTY buck & Co., designers; to erect one | Sevgn Days I-story concrete block and frame dwell- | . ing, 1608 Twenty-eighth street south O 2 OOO S east (lots 76 to 78, square 5584), to cost | ||if . tant o 0 78, square 5584), to ¢ ‘ Vel fl ’ quare o o ok | Mrs. Robert Woods Rliss, owner: Construction of church buildings or ‘ ers; to erect one 3.story brick refec. |Tonm W, e, by i 7 . il ol road | 1¢ . Davis, builder: to er F of Very Desirable gmprovements of church achool prop. |tory and dormitory. 2000 Lincoln road |3 RiE la yies greenhouses, T H eet Y [ northeast (marcel 12071, square 3300 | (iong’ and S streets (parcel 3 I Residential Property Located At erties led all other building projects | POTINeASL thacce t t §400,000. square to cost $5,000. approved during the past week hy Col S e s i A a | At S ouhikny Districtibullding | Lourih RIabiterian O o ime| Vigder Shereshevsky, owner: fo Inspector. and amounted in total es. | ot b . make repairs, 1923 Lincoln road north aska ve imated value to more than $600.000, | 5. T OMBRAR €O DU EETE t |east (lots 142, square , to cost | ° 1 value of all constr i niih strect {iots JE06 00. | e 3 s w square 2839), to cost $200,000. | Apartment to Be Built. This is one of the few large tracts left in this oF mearly $1 | George A. Martin. owner and !tufl'd | R.and V. Cabill, owners and huild neighborhood and is constantly increasing in value. week. Sl i e oiasa Me10 o m: (Ceonke [T, e o The lot is covered with a fine stand of mature oak dnn\l-mvum.‘:‘ Zflxil“}fil"”&'z DDty [and 612 K street southwest (lots 36 and | 57 O street (lots 50, 60 and 808, squa trees, and is on grade. Priced to scll—our sign O & Ahtecstory ‘brick refectory and |37 sauare 471), toicosti§11600. 616), to cost $35,000. | is on the southeast corner of the property. dormitory for the Kisters of Notre | Raleigh Sherman, owne y Al Donnelly, owner; to make repairs, | [l g Dame at 2900 Lincoln road novtheast, | Dickinson, ~architect: A v - 1601 Rhode Island ater ;;vzz}:}onm 1 . - r “Catholic developments | struction Co., to erect |(lot 7. square 4131), to .000. | Th M t L ree Cuthole Qesciopments | seuetion o, e, Betitens, de rt 1000 L Beg et bt e Munsey [rust Co. y $400,000. The re- (ot 805, xqu to cost $4,000. L. W. Giles, architect: to erect one | 1 dormitory building was | Presbyterian Church, owner; [ 2&tory frame dwelling, 3814 Donald- | Real Estate Department niss & \Walsh and {Conrad ) ey, architect and build- | F01, sireet (ot 23, square 1846), to cost | Munsev Bld by the Cb s J. s rec 1-story frame tempo- e & L unsey dg. Washington Security Corporation, | ravy chapel, : P gt ST 0w B. Tlerbert, architect: nue (lot 11, square to cost $7.8 Vv bitider.to Church Plans Opposed. L i s all Plans also were approved for the {and huilders: M. Mesrobian, architect: | - [~ T building oty and rect eighteen v brick and tile 4/ - —— 1707 A"lson . N.W ne ch t 2 rte ¥ | ickerman street | ? for the Fourth Preshyterian Church 313 to 6323 Kighth street (lots . N\ Features The building zned by A. P. Clar 2 nd 55 to 60, square 3162), to 1 CI B O l | Detached Breakfast Porch 0il Burner s will ba built by patles H. | cost $40.000, y oL larmlng unba ow | ke g e ML Gomuiins Conand il ionst 8 000 Two Homes Planned. | o Brick FirstFloor Lavatory 2.Car Brick Garage The foundation for the building al | —#1 a— h I | Center Hall Awnin, Maid’s Room and Bath ready is under way. Wardman Construction Co., owners 8 Large Rooms Weather-Stripped Finiched Attie A one-story tempe frame chapel | ,ng hyilders; M. Mes: wbian, architect; . » S d Ced: Closet 18 to be erected at 3547 Massachusetts [ {0 eract two Z.atory brick’ dwellings. | Beautlfull‘y- Landscaped Settlng 2 Baths Baliaitia bt svic designed 1 wiil be ¢ Cassidy Co. avenue at a cost of 3 A 3020 and 3016 Cortland place (part lots Preshyterian Church, which is plan-|33%anq 34, square 2103), to cost $34,000. | f | Very Attractive Price and Terms ning the building of a new church, and - i ustees o rmelit 3 . T vostory frame addition is to be | Trustees of the Carmelite Fathers of ¢ i S built for the Carmelite Fathers on ‘mi:_\l\m:\!te\m‘r;‘\\ vlv:‘-:;d”r:\u': .”2:, :?,‘1‘.- | Che\ )7 Chevv To Inpsetz Drive ont 16k St 1o ! Open Sunday 9 A M. to 9 P.M. their property at Bunker Hill and|? o ] i % | 2-story frame addition, Bunker Hill e Queens Chapel roads northeast, &t &, 14" Queens Chapel roads northeast Chase ? T Chase Construction of 37 dwellings of all |(parcel 147/3, square 4169), to cost | sy S e types and one small apartment build- | $10,000. | \Id e 3 Lo \Id | | P ing and a half-dozen business buildings | Dr. Colhoun Stirling, owner: Hor- i 5 . 1 ] alio were approved during the week. |ace W. Peaslee, architect; Metropoli- o | . i reun’ 5 The largast home building plans call [tan Construction Co.. Inc., builders for the erection of 18 two-story brick |to erect one 2-story tile dwelling, 2618 and tile dwellings by the Wardman | Thirty-first street (lot 22, square 2124), | % . " Construction Co.. in the 700 block of rost $28,000. o« Tuckerman streot and the £300 block [ Washington American League Ball . ; . N i 706 Colo. Bld Main 6140 of Eighth street at a total cost of [Club. owners: H. J. Horner, designer 3 : i z g. £90,000. and builder; to erect one I-sto ¥ and concrete cleaning plant, 2041-43 Georgia avenue (lots 2 and 3, square | Permits Are Listed. Permits were jssued as follow 3075), to cost §2,000. | of Notre Dame, owners; Ma-| Mary V. Joseph, owner: J. D. Trent, | & Walsh, Boston, Mass., archi- | designer g v builder; he Charle: to erect one ]-stor . r' : ‘ A‘ Y : i v b‘ S ‘ v e G A TR fiif | e e ARG j Ol d Ch evy. Cha se Are You Missing Anything? - \ In your search for a new home will you find just 'i— G . v S i : Near Cl’]evy Cl’]ase Club what you are looking for? Yes; an inspection of these houses will convince you—the location, the high alti- tude, the appearance and the many attractive features will make one of these the home of your heart's desire. i 209 Shepherd Street &P Just One Block East of Connecticut Aveme S —Vacant— S Offered at a Greatly Reduced Price 1t is rarels we are able to offer a home properts of this character at auch an unusually attractive price. and wa can arrange very moderate terms. 'The lot. 100x150. is beautifully landscaped. the whole 16,000 Achisving a delighiful atmosphers of privacy. comfort and livahleness. You will find numerous shade 4 trees, a vi ty of fruit tres all bearing: flowers of every description. shrubs. hedge. lawn, et The bungalow containe six splendid rooms. three big badrooms on first floor. bath and extra lavators, attractive 1iving room with fireplace, arge dining room. attic over entire firat floor with finiehed room fnished room in hassment. every modern convenience.' Screens and weather irippmg If vou ars seeking . moderas priced home With kround—someihing that is appropriately DIFFERENT—we know rou'll be interested. Out-of-town owner must sell. Also Inspect 3526 Quebec Street, CLEVELAND PARK A Delightful Detached 8ix-Room Dutch Colonial Home for $12,950 Mag- \ nificent ® ol Trees P Open for. Inspection Sunday 10 AM. Until Dark Schwab, Valk & Canby 1704 Connecticut Ave. Exclusive Agents Potomac 830 3 Inspect 6202 12th St. N.W. One block west of Georgia sve. st Rittsphouse st. and im- g 12 Quincy Street mediately adjoining the proposed New Fort Stevens Park. . Features W H ve | Truly a delightful home in every sense. The grounds have a frontage nlj Large living room with artistic brick open fireplace. omen a p 135 feet on Quincy Street, by a depth of l_"' .E:‘('l, adorned 1»_\'_ a variety of Pancled dining room. Four good bedrooms. Latest sanitary 3 h' ® plantings and a number of century-old oaks. The house was designed and con- built-in bath fixtures (shower). Dressing room with extra lava- More sure in : structed for its present owner. Center hall plan, having nine rooms and three tory and toilet. Spacious porches. Heated garage. Oak floors & baths, including a servant’s room with bath. An attractive library with fire- e e : These Honws ! { == o / place, in addition to an immense living room, adds to the utility and desirability 5 of the first floor ptan. Oil-o-matic Burner and two-car garage included. This shapiro.xatz Realty Company - [ 1 v | fine home located just 13 square off Connecticut Avenue, in Section 2, is priced 3 4 considerably under $30,000 and is worth seeing. 1104 Vermont Ave. Decatur 1681 e i Unusual Modern Conveniences T is seldom that a so reasonably priced six-room home incorporates so many luxuries and labor-saving devices. Individually distinctave new bungalows, of varying sizes.and types, on large at- tractive lots, in this desirable Northwest section. The kitchens are equipped with a modern elevated-oven gas range, white enamel kitchen cabinet, white enamel sink with drain, white enamel table, built-in cupboard units, ice box with outside icing facilities and painted walls thlbt are washable. The basements house the heating plant and the laundry tubs. 4 Aside from the large, well lighted and tastefully decorated living and dining rooms, there is a first-floor clothes closet. There are, of course, hardwood floors throughout. The white-tiled bath is equippzd with both tub and built-in shower. Throughout the house convenient electric outlets are installed for your con- venience. There are three latge Bedrooms. Price 5624 weStern Avenue Different in Architectural Design $§;g?0 Yet Most Practical and Livable Terms This new home combines all the advantages of the old fashioned square style house with that which is refreshingly original in exterior design. Placed The model home is al- well back from the street, on a beautifully landscaped lot, one square directly o 2 i ¢ % : ways open for your inspec- | west of Chevy Chase Circle, this home has unusual merits, E Exhibit Home—6217 Second St. N.W. i . J ) o " tion. | You will find it complete to the most minute detail and with the same high To reach—Take any bus standard of finish so typical of Hedges & Middleton construction. Nine well MANOR PARK, D. C. | i : . 4 | or street car out Rhode planned rooms, three complete baths, one a servant’s bath; two-car garage Island Ave., or drive out (built-in). 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