The Washington times., 1934-12-15

OOUO y All ANEENOEs
Chevy Chase is one of the
loveliest locations in our beau
tiful city and we'll we might
boast if we are fortunate
enough to own a home in that
vicinity. A house l visited to-
day is worthy of our considera-
ton. 1t is situated on a wooded
lot and is some distance back
from the street, affording you
a great deal of privacy. The
commodious bedrooms on the
second floor show to good ad-
vantage the excellent planning
of wall space and adaptability
to decorative schemes. A llv.
ing and dining room were well
arranged and the recreation
room was the answer to many
a problem. The walls were
wood panelled and we're out
standing in their individuality.
With six rooms, two baths, the
purchase price asked is quite
reasonable The house is rock
wool insulated, also distinc-
tive advantage. This property
can be purchased for $12,95O.
1921 FERN STREET:
A rare opportunity for some.
family to get a home in a
locality where there is seldom
a house to be found. I am
speaking of house in the 1900
block of Fern Street, just across
from the beautiful well-groomed
grounds of Walter Reed Hos
pital. Situated on a high ter
race, you have a splendid out
look and the house has many
interesting poin ts. for in
stance. off the living room
there is a sun room and on
the same floor bedroom, or
a study whichever you prefer
as we'll as a nice size dining
room. kitchen and lavatory.
Going up the stairs I found
two bedrooms, bright and
SUNNI and a complete bath.
This home is heated by an
automatic heating plant and
can be bought for a very rea-
sonable amount.
1879 RHODE ISLAND
AVE. N. E.
When I entered this home in
the Northeast my immediate
impression was one OF cheer
fulness and comfort. The house
was built on the plan of
semibungalow, the first floor
consisting of a dining room,
living room, two bedrooms,
bath and kitchen. Second floor
arrangement was made up of
two bedrooms and another
bath. Across the front was
porch and there was another
good sized one on the side of
the house. It is seldom you
can find a home in this sec
ton of the city available and
this one is doubly valuable and
desirable as it has oil heat and
two-car garage. The pur-
chase price is $3.50.
SOIL 14TH ST. N. W.:
Oftentimes I have spoken of
the charm of older houses and
this particular detached home
lives up to this reputation.
Spacious rooms. with high cell
ings. all outside; garden with
grape arbor and rambling rose
bushes: garage and a nice
big back yard are only a few
of the attactive inducements
of this house. 1t has just been
redecorated and put into new
house condition and compares
very favorably with houses
built today as to conveniences.
It has a recreation room across
the top of the house that was
massive in size and a big fire
place in the living room. Just
across the street from the
John Dickson Home, it is in a
very splendid location.
1O7 KENTUCKY AVE. S. E.:
Across from Lincoln Park is
one of the best bargains in
town. "a small family with an
eye to the future could make
this home pay for itself 1t
is a three-story brick house
with a living room and dining
room and kitchen on the main
floor. The upper floors con-
sist of two rooms and bath
each. When I saw this house
I thought how perfect it would
be to rent the third floor as
an apartment which would
help materially with the ex.
pense of carrying the house.
It is seldom I find a six-room
house with two baths and espe-
cially at such a low price. 1t
is priced at $3.50.
621 GALLATIN ST. N. w.:
This was an interesting
little compact home, consisting
of six rooms and bath, all
newly decorated, and two
porches. The kitchen was es'
pecially appealing. as the walls
were of bright colored sanitex.
that marvellous wall-covering
that can be washed off so
easily; a shining new stove in
green and yellow, and gayly