Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1928, Page 15

REAI ESTATES _THE EVENING 8] NEW HOME JURIES APPROVE PURCHASED BY PHELPS F. FERRIS BUILDING PLANS Architect’s Pass on Numerous New Structures for District. Advusorv Council Colonial brick residenc son of the late Senator Fer A. Shafer for Judze Henry J llm 3 e. Md.. which has been FOXHALL VILLAGE STAR MODEL HOUSE OPENING OCTOBER 24 | Exceptional Values in Chevy Chase $10,950—Fully detached, new, 6 large rooms, tiled bath with built-in shower, large covered living porch, in stucco construction, with garage to match. Complete in every detail, including open fireplace and screens. Reason- able cash payment and 50 per month. We believe this home is comparable with houses $2,000 higher in price. $11,950—Detached, new brick home, large corner lot, in ex- cellent section of Chevy Chase, beautified with large trees and abundant shrubbery. English in architec- ture, convenient in arrangement and commodious in size of rooms. Living room of unusual proportions with log-burning fireplace. Large porch with concrete floor. Full tiled bath with built-in tub and shower. Garage. Compare this home with any property you have seen up to $15,000. §11,250—Charming detached clapboard home on hrgc cor- ner lot, /0\122‘,. on prominent boulevard in Chevy Chase, nested in luxuriant shrubbery, with two-car garage. No coal or ashes to shovel, as efficient oil burner does the heating. Six well planned rooms with large closets. Open fireplace and screens. Reason- able cash payment and $80 per month. Can you afford to rent when purchase plan is so easy? Investigate. For inspection of these properties, come to Exhibit House, 6306 11th Sireet, Chevy Chase, Maryland. Drive out Wisconsin Avenue to Leland Street, turn east on Leland Street three short blocks to 4ith Street, then north one block to Exhibit Home, or Phone Wisconsin 2875. M. & R. B. WARREN Realtors e, which s living room at now also is be- 4716 Chesapeake St. $7 450 00 trees Sni An except tached home approxi electricity, patterned lino TO BE SOLD ON VERY EASY TERMS OPEN SUNDAY Drive out Wisconsin Ave. to River Road and Fessenden, west on Fessenden to 47th and south to houses—or out Massachusettes Ave. to 49th and north to Chesapeake. National Mortgage & Inv. Corp. 1004 Vt. Ave. M. 5833 BY LIVING IN THIS MOST ADVANTAGEOUS OF COMMUNITIES BEAUTIFUL English Tvpe Early American 1362 Hamilton Street N.W, Colonial 1330 Ingraham Always Street NW. Open for Inspection KELVINATOR REFRIGEE FLECTHIC ATION Bec(luse Ihis l()L?:llH’_\' 1S convenient to churches, neighbog- hood stores and on the I4th Street car line—the best trans- portation service to downtown Washington—Ground here 1s constantly increasing in value. schools, Your neighbors are vour own kind of people—cultured and refined. Lots are large and well land- scaped and the remarkable anticipa- homes satisfy every tion of vour home idcal. TERRACE WASTHINGTON, . i ATURDAY. AUGUST REAT ESTATE. In keeping with th { English_style of the place, the heart is raised about 5 inches above the level of the floor, this stone being laid on a | concrete base. Clay firebrick have been | | laid in the fireplace proper and an | {aquia_stone mantel of special hand- carved style was set in place at the top | of the unit. | Grading Is Started. | The rear lot of the model home also | has been_receiving attention of the | builders, Boss & Phelps, Inc. Prelim- | | nary grading has been done and work | will e started next week on th I tion of a double garage at the rear of | the_lot | e garage proper will be located at | [ the left’ side of the lot and the inner { wall of the garage will be carried over | | to the right side of the lot to complete | the third arch of the inner facade of | the building. Lattice work | built into Tecesses in the three r supports for vines or other plants to be decided upon e garage. of a cement block con- | will be stuccoed on_the ex- | torior and have a whitewash finish on ”\l nterior BIG GARAGE PLANNED. Erect Four-Story Building on Fifth Street. t Bros., have applied to EXHIBIT HOME Steuart Bros. to Inc., - the District buildine inspector for per- Joseph | At for construction of a s with pro: ddition of three s, to be erected at 1012 Fifth 125 Graften Street e projected building would have on both Fifth and Sixth he_building would have front- | s on the two streets of 90 feet and a depth of 186 feet. The building would 8 feet 6 inches high | PALISADES of the Potomac! This SECTION TWO fine old brick residence has just been remodeled a made thoroughly modern. hot-water heating plant. Pit burg storage water heater. Fine electric fixtures and base plugs New, modern gas range. Porches on three sides. The first floor contains reception hall, living room with fireplace, large dining room, pantry and kitchen ond floor, four bedroom: bath: third floor, rooms. Metal g Large grounds, trees and shrubbery. The prop- erty overlooks the beautiful Po- Car line two blocks away. s door. Fifteen minutes’ e downtown. Open for inspec- tion. Price is $15,500, and on rea- sonable terms. WILLIAM T. BALLARD 1221 Eye Street N.W. Phone—Main 2265 1621 K St Furnished by D. S. Poole, Inc. George E. Cornell, Je., Co. Leo C. Brooks Co. Veerhoff Galleries Have. I}ou Spen The Foening Star Chevy Chase Homes By Douglass Douglass Homes are the acme of construction and the lo- cation just south of and overlooking the Chevy Chase Golf Clab offers the greatest variety of choice in - ture——there being Moorish, Old English, American Colonial and English Cottage types, with six rooms and two baths to nine rooms and three baths, each with two-car garage. e and architec- OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Drive west on Grafton Street from Chevy Chase Circle two blocks to Exhibit Home. . 9. €. Douglass Co. Realtors-Builders Franklin 5678 Open for inspection Sun- dav and every day next week from 10 am. until 9 pm Model Home “Breuninger Built” Shepherd Park? No. 7617 Juniper Street. ERH‘\pS you were \!nflhle to at- tend the opening of this home Iast Slln(la\'; then }1_\' 1” means come out tomorrow! Visitors are lavish in their praise of the archi- tectural arrangement the furnish- ings and unusual hcauty of this latest addition to Shcphcx'd Park, de luxe development of Washington, where over 60:-homes have been built and sold .'llnmst il\\fl\U\ll;\tcl)‘ upon com- plclimL C()m Out Tom()rr()w Morningside Sponsored by the Evening Star and the Home Owners' Institute, drive out Sixteenth Street to Alaska Drive, Corner Inc. This Model Home 1s of Enp’lish type. Cnntainingf 8 rooms, luxurious b:nhs. la\'atnr_\'. dressing room, maid's room and ccda\r storage room. The unusual li\'ing room and the den, with vaulted ceiling, heavy beams and antique chestnut furni- ture, attracting unusu‘ll attention. Frigidaire, Nokol Oil Burner, Electric Dish Washer, Gas Range in green enamel and dozens of other features too numerous to mention merit the visit of every home-lover in Washington. Alaska Avenue, Drive, are thence out Avenue to Morningside turning lefe on Morningside Drive to corner of Juniper Street, where the house ss located. HOMLES IN 14th ST. SHANNON & LUCHS, Members of the Builders' Ass'n of the G PBreuninger & Sons OWNERS AND BUILDERS 7006 Colorado Building Realtors, Members: l nc. Main 61 10 Operatis Operative Builders' Association, D. (