Georgetown

 

Historic Rowhomes 

Single Family Homes

Condos 

 

 

Property Value Range: $150,000 to $15.1 Million (Based on MLS Data)

Expect to Pay: 98% of List Price

Median Rent Per Month $2,609 

 

 

Georgetown, one of Washington, DC's most prestigious and historic neighborhoods, offers a unique blend of rich history, elegant architecture, and vibrant urban living. Nestled along the Potomac River, Georgetown is characterized by its cobblestone streets and grand, Federal-style homes, making it a highly sought-after location for discerning buyers. The real estate market here is dynamic, featuring a mix of luxurious townhouses, historic row homes, and sophisticated condos. Properties in Georgetown are not just homes; they are pieces of American history, often dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries. Plus with the addition of Washington Harbor, residents may take a stroll down to K Street to find multiple restaurants and bars built on the edge of the Potomac River with breathtaking views of the Kennedy Center, Watergate, and the Key Bridge. Georgetown was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1967. Notable residents have included then-Senator and President John F. Kennedy and Jackie O, President Ulysses S. Grant, and Katherine Graham, former Publisher of The Washington Post and Pulitzer Prize-winning author. Numerous ambassadors, members of Congress, and business titans continue to reside in Georgetown.

 

 

Georgetown's streets are lined with high-end boutiques, quaint bookstores, and designer shops, making it a premier destination for shopping enthusiasts. M Street and Wisconsin Avenue are the main commercial thoroughfares, bustling with activity and offering everything from fashionable apparel to unique home decor. The neighborhood is also a haven for food lovers, boasting a wide array of dining options. From cozy cafes to gourmet restaurants, Georgetown satisfies all palates. Notable establishments like Fiola Mare offer exquisite seafood dining along the waterfront, while Martin’s Tavern provides a historic setting for classic American fare.

 

 

The history of Georgetown predates the establishment of Washington, DC, with its origins tracing back to 1751. As one of the city's oldest neighborhoods, Georgetown is steeped in national history, once serving as a major port and commercial center. Today, this heritage is preserved in its well-maintained colonial architecture and numerous historical landmarks. The neighborhood proudly hosts the Old Stone House, the oldest unchanged building in Washington, DC, and the prestigious Georgetown University, adding to its historical and cultural significance.

 

 

Georgetown is not just a neighborhood; it's a lifestyle. It's where the historic charm meets a modern, vibrant social scene. The area is renowned for its lively nightlife, upscale lounges, and trendy bars, attracting a diverse and sophisticated crowd. The waterfront park is a popular spot for both residents and visitors, offering scenic views, outdoor concerts, and seasonal activities. Georgetown's social scene is dynamic and inclusive, providing an array of entertainment options that cater to a variety of interests and ages.

 

 

Georgetown represents the epitome of luxury living in Washington, DC. Its real estate market appeals to those who value both historical significance and modern conveniences. Residents will often refer to "The East Village" and "The West Village." Referring to the area of Georgetown on the West or East side of Wisconsin Avenue. The East Village is largely more residential with long-term residents enjoying the perks of Rose Park and its proximity to both Foggy Bottom, The West End, and Dupont Circle while the West Village is a mix of both commercial and residential properties and a diverse group of residents from full time long term residents to students at Georgetown University. Residents of the West Village enjoy the perks of Volta Park, and it's proximity to Georgetown University, Washington International School, and Georgetown Visitation. Located in the west side of Washington, Georgetown is easily accessible to downtown Washington, Foggy Bottom, northern Virginia and nearby Montgomery county Maryland.

 

The neighborhood's bustling streets, rich cultural scene, and picturesque setting along the Potomac River make it an unparalleled choice for homebuyers. For those looking to invest in a lifestyle of elegance and convenience, Georgetown is not just a neighborhood; it's a legacy.

 

 

Hyde-Addison

Stoddert

Key Elementary School

Georgetown Visitation 

Hardy Middle School

Schools without Walls

Duke Ellington School of the Arts 

Jackson-Reed High School 

 

 

Tuckernuck

Martin's Tavern 

Fiola Mare 

Filomena 

A Mano 

Ella-Rue 

Ann Mashburn

Sid Mashburn

Stachowski's Market