The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
REAL ESTATE NEWS AND NOTES
OF THE CITY AND SUBURBS

The n. j. Sansbury Company reports
an active demand for all classes of prop
erty throughout the city, especially for
the better style of houses. The following
are among the transactions Of the office
during the present week.
For Lewis E. Breuninger, the three
story brick residence recently erected at
1914 Kilbourne street northwest, for a
consideration OF s.. $50 The house con-
tains ten rooms and two bath rooms. and
is heated by hot water and lighted By
both gas and electricity. II is the inten-
ton OF the purchaser TO use the property
as a home
The Sansbury Company has also sold
for Kennedy Bros. the large house known
as 1888 Lamont street northwest This is
one Of a number Of similar houses just
completed by these builders In this
locality. The house is twenty-three feet
wide and contains eleven rooms and three
bath rooms, besides storage rooms and
servants quarters. There is also a COM
pletely equipped garage on the rear OF
the lot 1t IL understood the price paid
for the property was about $4,000. The
purchaser, Col Selden A. Day. acquired
the property for his home.
Among the weeks transactions was the
sale OF the two detached houses. built for
the owner by ii. r. Bray, in Georgia
avenue between Buchanan and Crittenden
streets, IN Saul's Addition for $1,000 each.
These houses contain nine room and bath,
AMI are heated by hot water plants. trim
med IN hardwoods and lighted by cleo
tricity and gas The lots are 40 feet wide
and extend back 100 feet 20 an alley
Tiey were bought for homes. Also
the detached house, built by the same
contractor on lot -. in square 81
Saurs Addition This house is two stories
high with cellar and attic. and contains
nine rooms and bath. The exterior finish
Ii a combination OF pebble.dash and
shingles, while the interior is finished in
hardwoods The lot fronts 20 feet in
Crittenden street, and has a depth OF lii
feet TO an alley. The consideration Is
understood TO have been $3.50
The wilett & Reinecke Company re-
port that the real estate market has open
ed up unusually active. and that they
have. during the past two weeks, com
pleted sales Of property which aggregate
about $75, COO They further state that the
market for the smaller class OF houses II
very brisk, as IS evidenced by the follow
ing sales which they have recently closed .
For Daniel c. Leahy 10 James p RAIDER,
premises at 123 Z street southeast. two
story structure Of pressed brick, having
seven rooms and bath, heated by hot
water. and all conveniences. For D. NJ.
Wells 20 William r. Adams, 10 quincy
street northwest Il is improved by a
two-story and cellar brick dwelling. con-
tanning eight rooms and bath hot-water
heated. cabinet mantels, and having d
garage in the rear
For James f. Brennan, premises 3J03
Georgia avenue northwest Tie house IS
Of the colonial design, being two story
and cellar. seven rooms and bath. and all
convenieuces. For Thomas ". Maccub-
bin 10 Frank A. Schwalenberg. premises
1915 street northeast. containing seven
rooms and bath. heated by hot water.
This house is Of the colonial design. be-
ing one Of the row OF twenJy-three houses
which have recently been erected by Mr..
Maccubbin. For William II. Tancis 10
McGM Conner, premises 1909 Monroe
street northwest. The house. which is OF
pressed brick. contains ten rooms and
bath, three-story and cellar. heated by
furnace. cabinet mantels, and al inn
proyements
For Thomas W. Maccubbin 10 Ike and
Belle Garner. 7Gs Columbia road. II is q
the colonial type. two-story and cellar,
six rooms and bath. heated by furnace.
and all up-to-date conveniences. For
Miss Louise C. Wilson 20 Mary A. Chap
northwest, two-story and cellar, pressed
brick, six rooms and bath. For Charles
Iightbown 10 Edith II. GottWals, lots IS
and %. Schuetzen Park. For c. Albert
White 20 same, lot 10. Schuetzen Park.
For Henry W. Nau. 70 same. lots 2
and 2. Schuetzen Park: for estate OF
Furman B Shadd, lots %, 50, 81. 50. So 81
and s., Schuetzen Park: for Pauline
Goldman 10 Robert c. Murphy, premises
No. So Fifth street northeast. II is i'm
proved by a three-story and cellar
pressed brick dwelling. containing nine
rooms and bath
For William j. Ray TO Emma Wilcox
in connection with J. D. & w. d SulIi-
van. building No s5S Twenty-ffth street
northwest. II IS improved by a substan-
tial brick house. containing six rooms
and bath, the first floor being OcCU,
pied for storeroom purposes; for Thomas
W. Maccubbin TO Augustus r. Glasgow
No. 704 Columbia road northwest; FOL
same 20 Abraham Goldman. No. TOP Co.
Iumh.a road northwest
For Thomas W Maccubbin TO John II
Rhodes No. I'D Columbia road north,
west These houses have recently beer
completed by Mr. Maccubbin. being OF
the colonial type, each containing sis
rooms and bath, large porches acros:
front of house two-stoTy and cellar
pressed brick; for Michael J. Keane q
Montgomery Barnard, No. 2242 Ontario
road northwest. The Improvements con
sist OF twO-story and cellar pressed
brick dwelling. containing seven room,
and bath. heated by furnace. The hous,
has a large front porch Of the COlOnia
type.
Willige. Gibbs & Daniel. real estat,
/ brokers, have sold for Clarence L. Haw
! ley premises 622 L street southwest, Z
two-story brick dwelling, with 81,
rooms. bath, and furnace heat 1t oc
cupies a lot eighteen feet front by
depth OF approximately eighty-five feet
1t is understood that in the neighborhooC
of $500 was paid for the property. which
was purchased as an investment b.
Nathan Swift. The sale was made II
conjunction with Theodore NJ. Judd, rea
estate broker.
The large residence property, 1872 I
street, has just been sold for a price ap
proximating s2O,OO0 The house contain.
sixteen rooms and three baths. with
large garage in the rear. The deal wa!
negotiated by II. Y. Bouic, of IN.
Fisher company.
Willige Gibbs, & Daniel real estat,
brokers, have sold for Mrs, Virginia An
dersop two blsiness buildings lypou-r O..