The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-11

Saturdays. $3.50 a. m. to I p. m.
66O6 EASTERN AVENUE,
TAKOMA, d. c.:
Doesn't this sound intriguing.
A bungalow with nearly an acre
of ground, a little cottage in the
rear of the property that is
rented now at $40 a month, a
detached garage, lots Of fruit
trees, plenty of space for a gar
den. all for $3.50. This prop
erty is situated in Takoma Park,
D. c., making it possible to reach
the center of the city within 80
minutes. Perched on a wooded
hill where you have a beautiful
view of the country, the bunga-
low consists of a huge living
room with wood-burning fire.
place, a dining room, two bed
rooms, a kitchen, pantry, mod.
ern bath and an enclosed Sleep
ing porch. Here you can live
the life of a country gentleman,
yet have all the modern con.
veniences at your finger tips.
This is an unusually good bar
gain.
1920 BOTH ST. N. W.:
Built with discriminating care,
combining many features sell
dom to be found in popular
priced homes, this house is in a
distinct class of it's own. 1t has
eight rooms and two baths, four
of which are bedrooms, all of
them quite large. You will like
the modern kitchen with its
newest of range, built in cab
inets and refrigerator, for not
only has it all these conven-
fences but has plenty of work
ing and storage space. The
bathrooms are large and beauti-
fully tiled and most excellently
appointed with all the latest
equipment. Somewhat different
in finish and beautifully plan
ned throughout this home has
another decided advantage that
is it's extremely lovely location
and high elevation. Priced at
very reasonable amount in view
of value offered, it is my sugges-
ton that you drive out today
and see it for yourself. To reach,
drive out Massachusetts, Avenue
to Wisconsin Avenue, turn left
(south) to Calvert Street, then
right on Calvert to 39th Street
and turn left two blocks to
house.
511 UNDERWOOD ST. N. w.:
If you are from the South
you will Immediately feel at
home in this new detached
house at 511 Underwood Street.
The builder has recaptured the
atmosphere and charm of the
colonial homes that are found in
Charleston and combined it with
the newest principles of today.
Consequently we have a most
unusually beautiful house. Dou-
BILE front porches overlooking
Government property that has
been turned into park have an
individuality all of their own. I
could visualize the happy hours
one could spend on these ver-
andas for they are surely invit-
ing. You will like the living
room that is 14x25 with its fire
place as much as the dining
room that contains the stairs
leading to the upper floors.
That feature was just a bit diff
ferent and to my way OF think
ing it is a splendid idea. The
builder of this house is noted
for his individuality in construc-
ton and I think he excells in his
designing of kitchens. This one
is especially tricky. 1t has a
monel sink, cabinets. refrigerat-
or, all placed so as to give plenty
of working space and light. Up
stairs are three lovely bedrooms
and a bath and a half, all OF the
rooms being q good size. The
house is priced at $9,405. I sug-
gest your inspection If inter-
tested in an unusual home.
514 QUINCY ST. N. w.:
The lucky family making this
house thei-' permanent home
will never regret it for 1t has
many possibilities first. there
is a lovely first floor with a pan.
eled dining room with beamed
ceiling and lots of windows.
through which one has a view
of a little garden; a living room
with parquet floors and the most
beautiful natural woodwork; q
real kitchen perfectly appointed
and lust off to the right is a
lavatory. Going up an inter-
esting stairway, carried out IN
natural woodwork, I found four
bedrooms. each we'll lighted and
ventilated. A third floor con-
sists of two finished rooms and
storage space. In the cellar
there is another lavatory. sta
tionary wash tubs and an up-to-
date heating plant. 1t is my
earnest belief that this Is an un'
usually we'll built home. the