The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
CONTINUED ACTIVITY
IN JANUARY REALTY
Sales in All Sections of City Reported by Dealers.
Many Large Transactions.

$3.50. and the dwelling at 4s7 Park road
northwest to Frank II. Street. for $,S0O.
Sales by Stone & Fairfax.
Stone & Fairfax. Inc. reported the sale
for Greed NJ. Fulton. a local attorney. of
the attractive residence at the corner of
Thirteenth and Euclid streets northwest.
This dwelling. which is built of Roman
brick and Indiana limestone. is three
stories in height. and it contains twelve
rooms and two bathrooms. 1t stands on
lot with a frontage of 49 feet on Thir
teenth street and IS feet on Euclid street.
The consideration was $1,000. This
neighborhood is considered one of the
most desirable on Columbia Heights, and
the dwelling just sold is near the resi-
dences of Justices Harlan and Day, Of
the Supreme Court of the United States.
while in the same square is located the
handsome home of Mrs. Logan.
The same firm announced the sale Of
the dwelling Ills Girard street.. Columbia
Heights. for the owner. H. J. Mattern.
The house has a frontage of twenty
five feet on Girard street, and the lot
is $50 feet deep. the house contains ten
rooms and two bathrooms The pur-
chaser recently came to Washington from
New England State, and was so favor
ably impressed with Washington as
residential city that she concluded to
purchase a home here.
Stone & Fairfax have just completed
the sale of the residence 937 NJ street.
between Ninth and Tenth streets for J.
Manning. the consideration being $500
The house contains ten rooms. while the
lot is % feet wide and $50 feet deep. The
purchaser will occupy the premises.
WilliEe. Gibbs & Daniel.
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brokers, sold for Charles NJ. Smoot the
premises 2lsc Florida avenue northwest.
The dwelling is two-story red pressed
brick structure with brownstone trim
mings and blue slate mansard The first
floor is occupied by a grocery and pro-
vision store. the second floor being an
apartment with five rooms and bath and
hot-water heat. The lot has frontage
Of y feet on Florida avenue by Il feet
on r street comprising an area of Ism
square feet 1t is understood that $751; .000
was paid for the property. George f.
Burns. the proprietor of the grocery es-
tablshment. being the purchaser.
New York Realty Brokers.
W. c. Prather, of the New York Real
Estate Brokers, has just closed a deal
for the apartment house at 14S5 Newton
street northwest for the Reinhold Realty
Company, for $500. Mr.. Wardman. the
owner of the property. took in part pay
mcnt a block of ground containing over
100000 square feet in Pinehurst.
The Newton street building contains
thrty-two apartments. and rents for
about $500 The Renhold Psalty Com
pany will hold the property an invest
ment The sale of the Newton street
apartment house is the third apartment
house sale by Mr.. Prather in the past
thirty days for Mr.. Wardmar. the three
transactions involving something over
500 o0c.
Other sales made by this firm in the
past week as follows: Two store
properties. 32HS and go Eleventh street
northwest. for f. Baker Evans for $, ,OOo:
3eo-acre farm. fourteen miles from the
city. for Mrs. Mary Robbins. for $4,000.
and two houses at Twenty-fourth and NJ
streets northwest for James MCGEE for
SC. 900.
Fl. r. Mnndler Company
The sale of two houses tract of land
on Grant road. and two lots in Wiscon-
sin Avenue Park are reported this week
by the H. F. Mandler Company
George d. Farr bought from Mrs. A.
NJ. Britt three and half acres of
ground on Grant road. between Connec-
ticut and Wisconsin avenues for invest
ment.
+. L. Brooke bought from Miss Anne
f. Paxson the siX-room brick dwelling
at + and Elliott streets northeast for
s4.2IN
Mrs Roberta Clark purchased the six
room dwelling at lG5l Emerson street
northeast for S2SOd.
Two lots on Garrison street. Wisconsin
Avenue Park. were sold for the Capital
Realty Company.
Chevy Chase Sales.
Allan Z. Walker & Co. have sold a
lot 20 by 80 feet on the south side of
keokuk street Chevy Chase terrace, to
a purchaser who is having plans drawn
for $500 residence.
The house will stand back thirty-three
feet. in accordance with the wide park
ing. and other requirements on this street
Reginald W. LOCKER has purchased
from Riley A. Shinn the two-story dwell
ing S1SS Q street northwest for $500 as
an investment. The sale was made
through the office of ]. Mckenney Berry. |