The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-03-02

stairway with its non-tarnish
and Spotless brass rail, found
three splendid size bedrooms and
another den. When you visit
this home I want you to take
particular notice of the floors.
They are really beautiful and
are laid in what is known as a
herringbone pattern. You will
not find floors like this in many
new homes. The bath rooms
are all one can desire, being
equipped with the newest fea-
lures, such rs that enticing neo-
angle kath tub, cleverest of med
icine cabinets, mirrors across
the walls and many other new
conveniences. Now for that
basement which no longer can
be overlooked in a house. This
one had a recreation room with
a real tiled floor and walls pan.
elled in green; lavatory; oil heat
and fireplace. Please see this
home. I know you will like it.
1t is priced at $1O,500.
1877 WEBSTER ST. N. w.:
What a home this would make.
Just west of Sixteenth Street
and bounded by Rock Creek
Park, this house has a distinct
advantage in its location. While
far enough away from the CEN
ter of the city, it really is only
a short distance out. 1t has that
much-sought-after arrangement,
that is, it is built on the center
hall plan with a large living
room opening onto an attractive
living porch; a library; dining
room and kitchen making up
the first floor. Four very spa
cious and bright bedrooms and
two baths comprise the second
floor arrangement. The house
is beautifully Handicapped with
abundance of weli-grown shrub
berry. There is also a maids
room and bath, as we'll as a de-
tached brick garage which is
large enough for two cars. The
value of the house is instantly
seen upon inspection and I
heartily recommend your visit.
COL QUACKENBOS ST. N. w.:
I am always scouting around
for the unusual and this house
is distinctly that. The entrance
is on the side of the house, the
front having an open porch sur
rounded by deep flower boxes. I
could realize just how lovely
that would be in spring with
loads of gayly colored flowers.
A center hall home with the liv-
ing room running across the
front of the house, thus afford
ing a great deal of useful wall
space. A brick fireplace at one
end of the room had the most
tricky lights set in inches and
you just can't realize how arts.
tic that was. On the other side
of the entrance hall was the
dining room which led into a
dream of a kitchen. A kitchen
planned to save steps and time.
Starting at one end you have
space to prepare the meals, then
comes the sink with double
drain board, then the up-to-date
range and within reaching space
were all sorts of cabinets. With
in reach of the kitchen was a
small service porch. It seems to
me that the builder just planned
all sorts of pleasant surprises
for on going up the stairs there
is a halfway landing with a
full-length mirror with cabinets
on both sides, an unusually
clever trick. The bedrooms were
nicely planned and, of course,
those clever new bathrooms 1.-TWO
of them. There was a finished
room on the third floor and
then another intriguing surprise
up there. a cedar lined closet
along the wall that was espe-
cially made for rug storage. Lots
of thought had been used in the
recreation room which had a
fireplace, a huge closet and a
lavatory. This house had very
up-to-date heating plant, a ga
rage with overhead doors and
many pleasant inducements.
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