The Washington times., 1921-04-23
M'KEEVER ( GOSS
HAVE MANY SALES
Figure in Transfers Involving
Nearly $3.50, 900 During
Month of Activity.

A very lively market and many
good sales OF houses are reported this
week by the arm of McKeever 4
0oss, representing an aggregate total
Of nearly $25O.OOO in sales closed by
them during the past month. 1t is
Interesting to note that all of these
are sales of the house department of
the Arm. which is entirely separate
from the business properties depart
ment. -
1925 Taylor street northwest, one
of the new row OF eight-room and
bath, brick houses just completed by
Thomas A. Jameson, sold for the
builder to Sergt Charles H. Hunter.
u. 8. NJ c., for a consideration of
$1,000. Sergeant Hunter plans to
make his home in the premises.
2606 Thirty-sixth place northwest
. new house of hollow tile and
stucco. located in Massachusetts, Ave-
nue. Heights. The house Is complete
ly detached and contains eight rooms
and bath. 1t was recently completed
by Col. Hanson B. Black, u. s. A., and
sold to Frank Kerr, who will occupy
the premises as his home.
Margaret Il. Harry bought from ].
L. Schafer the premises at 3046 p
street, Georgetown. This Is six
room and-bath house of brick con-
struction. The new owner will make
her home in the premises.
The eight-room- and bath bunga-
low at 1914 Jenifer street, .one OF
three recently completed by John M.
Henderson, was sold to Mathilde Nc
Cabe fdk her home. This is a thor
oushly modern piece Of property.
having stone open fireplace. break
Of hn
sideration was S12 500.
DR.. e. A. Merritt sold to James X.
Chaconas for a consideration OF 49,
600 the corner house at SOL Thir-
teenth street. This Is ten-room-
and-ba house, having open fire.
places, built-in bookcases In library
dollhouse. large porches. and lawn
and garage. Mr.. Chaconas bought
the property for home.
1906 Georgia avenue. one Of the
group OF detached brick homes built
by Winfield Preston, was sold to
George r. Mason for $12.S5O. There
are six rooms and bath in the house,
also brick open fireplace and built-in
sleeping porch. .l ,.,
4702. another of the Preston bunga-
lows, has been sold tos Franklin +.
Frea for s12,s50. Mr.. Frea will make
his home there.
George ID. Halsey purchased from
Major George r. Allen the premises
at 1919 Livingston street, a detached
home of hollow tile, having eight
rooms. bath. large sleeping porch. all
improvements. and very unique first
floor plan. Mr.. Halsey plans to oc-
cupy the premises.
The English basement house at
1s43 Kalorama road. Washington
Heights. was sold for Maud Fell
heimer to Roberta l.. Minor for a con-
sideration OF $15. 900.
Flora May Beach bought from
Thomas A. Austin the six-room q md
bath brick home at 1927 Meridian
street, Columbia Heights. The house
is nearly new and a feature of its
construction Is built-in garage.
The consideration was 81 900. Mrs.
Beach will occupy the house. ....
The row of new houses recently
completed by c. II. Small in Allen
place, adjacent to Rock Creek Park,
has been sold out. The buyers not
previously reported are: Mary Lee
Biondi. 2026 Allen place, $4,000;
Comdr. Bruce G. Leighton, U. 8. NJ,
POPS Allen place, $4,000; Mariella I.
Hanford. 2O32 Allen place. $4,000:
Comdr. Bruce G. Leighton, u. S. NJ.
1884 Allen place, $13,5OO: NJ J. MUIR
ply. 2036 Allen place. s135OO. All of
the new owners are occupying the
premises. One sale. still to be COM
pleted, will be reported later.
The three-story brick home at 1850
Columbia road northwest was so'd
for Louisa A. Hulst to J. w. Chill
dress for approximately $12,5O0. The
house comprises nine rooms and bath,
and Is situated on a deep lot extend
Ing back to an alley
The large colonial home at 25
Grafton street, Chevy Chase, was sold
for the Ridgeway estate to DR.. E. A.
Merritt for CONSIDERATION of ap-
proximately SOS, The house 10 ar