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Winnetka Weekly Talk, 12 Feb 1927, p. 44

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WINNETKA TALK February 12, 1927 Glencoe Home Bargain Owner leaving town and must sell at once this exceptionally attractive home, only two blocks from steam and electric stations, facing large parks on two sides. This home was built for the present owner three years ago. It is of brick on hollow tile construction, with slate roof; copper gutters, downspouts and weatherstrips throughout. Only the best in materials and workmanship were used. Steel construction runs clear up to the attic. The first floor has large living room, overlooking the park; dining room with Colonial cupboards; and kitchen equipped with electric refrigeration. On the second floor is a large master bedroom, with French doors opening to a large sun or sleeping porch. There are two other very good bedrooms on this floor, also large tiled and beau- tifully appointed bath. The windif staircase extends uninterruptedly from the first to the third floor, which has two very fine bedrooms and bath. The heat is hot water, with Hardinge Oil Burner and outside tank. A 1-car garage is attached. This property is clear and owner will accept $10,000 cash and arrange terms to suit for the balance. He wants action, and has given us a price of $35,000, much below replacement cost, to move it quickly. This is a real bargain for someone who will appreciate the finer points of construction and appointments. For appointment to inspect phone 899 LINDEN AVE. PHONE WINNETKA 185 "Builder of Unique Homes" The Home Remodeling Guarantee is only as sure as the accomplishments of the man who undertakes the job. A builder of new homes knows best how to treat an old house; how to best remodel it into something larger, or how simply to renovate it as it is. Get my estimate on whatever you might figure on hav- ing done. Previous work is my best guarantee. Harry Bengston General Contractor WINNETKA Phone Winn. 2103 975 Oak Street HOME BUILDING BOOM IN SOUTH WINNETKA Much Activity as Good Weather Prevails As one of the many evidences of the speed with which the few remaining vacant sections in Winnetka are be- ing converted into improved home sections, north shore residents, it is mer the building development of one side, at least of an entire block. This activity is to be on the south side of Meadow road, the southern- most street in the village, between Ridge road and the Chicago and North F. Gonsalves, the Winnetka contractor properties at the east end of the block at its intersection with Briar street, on vacant purchased some time ago from Johansen & company. On the lot directly west of the Gon- salves houses, on Meadow road, Mrs. Margaret Donkel, of Chicago, it is days, the erection of a six-room brick residence, with two baths, and an at- tached two-car garage, the improve- ment to cost between $13,000 and { $15,000. The lot, 50 by 191 feet was sold by Johansen and company of 503 Winnetka avenue, through whom the building and financing service was also rendered. On the lot directly west of Mrs. | Donkel's lot, the same company, | which also sold the lot some time ago to E. F. Hillner, is now financing and | rendering building service to Mr. perifuer for a six-room Italian style YAY ZL A A A AT AX AY AX A) Lone ELMGATE MAIN STREET AT ELMWOOD AVENUE EVANSTON > vo awe (YAY AL AY AA EY EN A A A A A Aa AIT iT iaT en One 3 Room apartment is available! UNQUESTIONABLY the prettiest 3-room apart- ment in Evanston. Big living room, 176x156" with large bay. Attrac- tive dining alcove, snowy white kitchen with iceless refrigeration, cabinets, etc., to delight the most particular housewife. Tiled bath with shower and dressing closet, Vene- tian mirror, special shav- ing lights and finest built- in fixtures. FY AT AV RE ZY AY AV AX AT AT AT AT AT ATA ATRL AT AY TAY 3 Optional Maid Service by the Hour Just one of the special features of this 100% quality building. Call at once or phone GREENLEAF 2100 Furnished Apartments, Too! ~e NEV IY AY AY AL ALA AN AY |. SNeNememsmeNONS ES LOANED TO HOME Louis G. Berman, Meadow Road Area Is Scene of | said, will witness this spring and sum- | Western railroad tracks, where George | already has underway four residence | said, expects to begin within a few | Second Mortgage Money | house, to cost around $14,000 and on which work will probably be started within the next week or ten days. It will be of stucco on concrete blocks, with copper-clad roof. Mr. Hillner, also, is building for a home. Plan Other Homes Negotiations have practically been closed for another residence on the lot directly west of the Hillner site and on which it is expected work will be begun within thirty days. Directly west of this lot is the new shingle house completed some time ago and west of it are three vacant lots, on two of which, residences are to be erected this spring, through the Johansen and company's service. Sim- ilar development of the third lot is under negotiation, Mr. Johansen re- ports. Next west, is a two story brick house, just being completed, and west | of it is a new stucco residence in the [$15,000 class, now under construction for Benson Landon, Jr., for a home. | Johansen and company service also was rendered on this house. West of that is one lot, the only one in the {block on which buildings are not now under way, or on which building oper- | ations are arranged for, within the next few weeks. Kenilworth Building Active | The building boom of this section has also extended over the line into the Kenilworth area, where, on Cum- mings avenue, directly south of where the Hillner residence is to be erected, work is to be started within the next week or ten days on a six-room Span- ish style house for Carl B. Altman, of Chicago. This house will be of stucco, on concrete block and will have an at- tached fire-proof garage. Its cost also will be around $14,000 on which financ- ling and building service will be ren- dered by Johansen and company. Tt was only last spring that this sec- | tion, lying between Winnetka avenue | and the Kenilworth limits, was taken into the Winnetka limits. With its annexation was assured paving and all other necessary improvements, which at once started building activities. Last summer and fall witnessed a start and preliminary arrangements | which have led. up to the great ac- tivities outlined' in the foregoing and which is said to be only a portion of what is to be done throughout this section this year. The Johansen company has been ex- clusive agents for the owner, Roland D. Whitman, whose agreement with Charles Joy, the original owner, re- garding development and restrictions, have been carefully guarded by Mr. Whitman and his associates, to the end that the buildings now going in represent the type which corresponds and features this entire section of the north shore. Mrs. Frank R. Greene of 776 Pros- pect avenue, Winnetka, has returned form Monticello, Ill, where she spent a few days. i Mrs. Arthur B. Adair, 320 Melrose avenue, Kenilworth, is expected home on February 13, after spending five weeks in California. WITHOUT | L 0 A N S COMMISSION on Desirable Homes and Apartment Buildings John Hancock Mutual Life Insur- ance Company LANGWORTHY, Loan Agent 112 W. Adams St., Chicago A INTEREST | Pa OWNERS ON EASY PAYMENTS Suite 1408 -- 77 West Washington Street | Phone State 6039 CHICAGO

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