The Washington times., 1907-07-28
Really Not Suburban.

The location of Ingleside may, per-
haps. be best fixed in the mind Of the
reader BY saying that Insieside en-
braces that large and rapidly but beau
tlfully built UP territory which is pass
ed through just before entering Pierce's
MIL road from the west end OF Mt.
Pleasant. 50 that it is really not subur-
han in any proper sense. but represents
the northwestern corner Of the best
built up section OF the city, OF which
It really forms an integral part
Joseph ]. MOebs is now building a
handsome row of seven stylish resi-
dences at the corner of Eighteenth and
Newton streets, Ingleside, and immedi-
ately adjoining this row on the north
is a good-sized row of handsome three
story pressed brick, bay-window houses.
located on what is known as Ingleside
terrace.
The firm Of willige, Gibbs & Daniel
have control of this row, and are now
offering the properties for sale on the
monthly payment plan. This easy means
Of acquiring a home appeals favorably
to a large clientele of purchasers, and
the houses are being rapidly sold. The
houses have the unusual advantage Of
facing the Rock Creek Park, and will
have an unobstructed view of the
scenic features of the park for all time
to come These houses are modern, in
every particular. Owing to an assign
ment by the builder they have been
completed and placed on the market at
1875, a much lower figure than they
could now be duplicated for.
Row on Eighteenth Street.
william H SorreI has built a row Of
red pressed brick, bay-windOw dwellings
with brownstone trimmings and black
mortar, on the east side OF Eighteenth
street. between KiIbourne and Lamont
streets These houses have many at
tractive features.
Mention should be made here also OF
the very attractive row Of buff brick
houses with colonial porches, built by
John F. Lynch on the east side Of
Eighteenth street. running northward
from Park road.
An especially important series OF
houses is the row just being completed
by tho Kennedy s Davis Company on
the south side of Kilbourne street, be-
| tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. These houses are built to sell
for sl25O0. and are models Of perfec-
ton IN the builders art. 4Hey repre-
sent positively the finest examples OF
high-grade residence that have ever
| been built for sale purposes. 1t IS i'm
possible IN a brief space to describe
their many excellences.
/ Another fine row is that on the east
| side of Sixteenth street just north Of
/ Park road, now being built by Charles
w. King, jr. These houses are entirely
similar in their superior features to the
Kennedy & Davis houses above referred
| to. and will doubtless find ready pur-
| chasers rs soon as completed.
Bloomingdale Section.
Farther eastward in the Blooming
dale section, on the north side Of
Bryant street, between North Capitol
and First streets northwest, = sub
stantial row of five superb new dwell
lings with Roman brick fronts Of hand
some design and with unusually at
tractivs interior featres is just being
erected by Alexander Millar. the we'll
| known builder. These houses are typ
ically characteristic. in their style and
solidity. of this reliable builder. They
have nine stylish rooms and bath,
guaranteed hot water heat. hands-o1e
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