The Washington times., 1927-09-03
.CAFRITZ SALES
ARE s250,000

The Caffitz organization is ex.
periencing a constant demand for
its homes in the many new develop
ments in Petworth and other sec
tiona Of the city, and the fall
market promises Increased activity.
Petworth, one OF the most
popular new home communities in
Washingtonl is attracting the at
tention OF home buyers on account
of its convenient location, desirable
restrictions, beautiful parks and
wide streets and its splendid homes
as well as the character of its
residents. Many new Cafritz homes
have beeR recently sold IN this de-
velopment and others are now
under construction to supply the
increased demand.
The home buyer today has as the
most important consideration in
mind getting the greatest value for
his money, and he is shopping and
comparing homes in order that he
may get the most for his money.
The Cafritz organization constantly
incorporates in its homes the lat
est improvements in design, con.
struction, equipment and finish.
Only the highest grade materials
and skilled labor are used to achieve
the results which have caused such
wide acceptance of its product.
Many Homes Sold
An attractive. new operation on
Decatur Street Northwest. between
Fourth and Fifth Streets, consists
of buff brick homes with concrete
front porch and brick columns and
le ,t,arr
seven large rooms, tiled bath with
built-in tub and shower, large
kitchen, well equipped with pantry
and built-in. refrigerator, hardwood
floors, artistic decoration and light
ing fixtures and garage. 400 De-
cat1r st. was sold to Mrs. Mar
garet A. England and AIT Decatur
st. was purchased by Walter Il.
Lentbecker. A quaint, English.type
home. at 425 Decatur ST., containing
six large rooms tiled bath with
built-in tub and shower and garage.
was sold to Samuel Mandsll
On Delafield Place Northwest. be-
tween Fourth and Fifth Streets. a
new operation of Colonial brick
homes has met with rapid sale,
These homes have three wide COW
cred porches and contain six large
rooms. tiled bath with built-in tub
and shower, hardwood floors. at
tractive decoration and lighting fix.
lures and leave nothing TO be de-
sired in comfort and convenience Of
appointments, 461 DelafieId Pl.
N. W.. a splendid corner home with
built.in garage, was purchased by
Karl Richter; 436 Delafield Iel.
N. W., was sold to Paul H. w.
Hunter, and 427 Delafield Pl. n. w.
was sold to Arthur J. Conner.
The new Emerson Street homes
of the CafritZ organization, between
Fourth and Fifth Streets Northwest.
are located on one of the highest
elevations In the city. OF variegated
brick with mansard roof, concrete
front porch with brick columns, and
two wide rear porches, their charm
ing exteriorS are combined with
most excellent floor plan. There is
reception hall. six large rooms. tiled
bath with built-in tub and shower.
and completely equipped kitchen.
Hardwood floors. beautiful decora-
ton and appointments add unusual
charm. 402 Emerson st. n. w.
was sold to Gilbert j. Bohan:
426 Emerson ST. n. W. was
sold to Susie Lee Mattingly: 432 EN-
erson st, N. W. was purchased Ly
Fred A. Lohmeyer; 43S Emerson st.
n. W. was sold to Mrs. Harriet A.
Reno, and 444 Emerson st, n. w.
was purchased by Chester Forrest.
Recent Sales
In the operation Of the English.
type homes of the Cafritz organiza.
ton on Parkwood Place Northwest,
west Of Fourteenth Street, the fol-
lowing sales have been reported:
1412 Parkwood Pl. was sold to Sarah