The Washington herald., 1910-07-23

one Of the most important real estate
transactions Of the present year has been
contaminated by the n. l. sansbury
Company, involving the transfer 70 Still
son Hu.chins OF the office building at
7ls-n Thirteenth street northwest
The building is a seven-story structure
and is provided with all modern aces
series. It has a frontage Of sixty-five
feet on Thirteenth street by depth OF
rs feet. while the lot extends back about
t,eenty-eight feet farther TO an alley
thirty feet wide.
There Is also an alley extending along
the north side. giving the building prae-
ticaliy all the advantages Of corner
property. The first floor front is oceu-
pied by the real estate Offices Of the \.
L. sansbury Company. The other six
floors are leased to the government and
are occupied by the Army Medical
School.
1t is understood the price paid for the
property was approximately sl75,ooo.
Apartment House Sold.
The Cambria Majestic apartment house.
at 1925 Euclid street northwest, was
sold by the n. l. Sansbury Company
this week 70 a local capitalist, who will
hold the property as an investment
This is a four-story building. contain
ing thirty-two apartments, and IS
equipped with all modern appointments.
All the suites are so arranged as TO have
ell their windows outside and overlook
ing lawns OF ample dimensions. rendering
them especially attractive 10 the tenants.
It is understood that the property yields
an annual rental Of about 1880. This
building was erected few years ago
BY Lewis E. Breuninger for the Capital
city Improvement Company.
The price paid for the property is said
to have been about sil0.ooo
Buys Tenth Street Property.
stores and Offices at 523 to 52S Tenth
street northwest have been sold by the n
IL. Sansbury Company to George D. FAIR.
The property has a frontage of fifty-six
feet on Tenth street. and runs back a
considerable depth TO an alley. The first
floor is occupied by four stores, the up
per floors being ofiees.
The property is under rental. The build
ings are practically new and are consid-
cred desirable business properties. The
purchaser will hold the property as an
investment. Price paid is understood to
be about $S5.oo0
The same company has sold for c. A
Snow his handsome home in Tngieside
situated on the south side Of Newton
street between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets.
The Snow house is one OF the largest
and most beautifully appointed private
residences in the city. The property has
frontage of $50 feet and the house
stands in the midst OF extensive grounds
which have been artistically laid out
and deliberately beautifed. while the
elevation is such as 70 afford superb
views OF the picturesque scenery in and
beyond Rock Greek Park
This property was formerly known as
the walbridge home and after coming IN
to possession of the recent owner several
thousand dollars were expended in carry
Ing out Improvements that have added
much 20 Its sttraetiveness.
The price paid for the property was in
the ne!ghborhood of $4,000.
sales OF Real Estate.
Other sales Of real estate by the Sans
bury company are as follows:
1908 Emerson street northwest, Saul's
Addition. for NJ H. HERMAN, for s7,ooO
To John B. Schommer. 4S0S Georgia ave.
nue. northwest, for $500
For the II. c. Realty Company, lot !
in square 272o, for $500
For Zepp Brothers, $40 Quincy street
northwest. for $3.50
Lots 3 and 2s in square 2so6. for L. I
Corporation. for 1880
To F. H. Brinley. lot 8. square 1922
Saul's Addition. for sl.700
For n H. HERMAN, detached house
situated on lot %. square 2SO7, for $1,000.
For I. e. Breuninger. 1o-room house Of
lot s.. In square 1s woodIey Park. fol
$3.50.
For James Martin. Is Michigan avenue
for $500
For Mrs. E. schweitzer. 90 r stree
northwest. for 5000
For James Martin. 1916 Monroe stree
northwest. for $3.50.
For 4 z. Breunlnger, le-reom resi-