Georgetown Homes and Condos for Sale

Georgetown is a historic neighborhood and commercial and entertainment district located in Northwest Washington, D.C., situated along the Potomac River. Founded in 1751 in the Province of Maryland, the port of Georgetown predated the establishment of the federal district and the City of Washington by 40 years, representing the glamor of old Washington.  From Federal townhouses and Georgian mansions on gas-lit streets to the gothic spires of the university and the industrial chic of the waterfront, today’s Georgetown residents effortlessly combine tradition and trendiness.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Georgetown's charm brings many tourists and shoppers, which can lead to congestion.

Georgetown is a charming historical and sophisticated village. Visitors can enjoy a ride by bus, taking the yellow circulator, and appreciating historic places, which many offer guided tours.  The place is renowned for federalist architecture, historic brick and frame row houses, cobblestone streets, and grand estates dating back as early as the mid-1700s. Visit these historic places, many of which offer guided tours.

THE LIFESTYLE

People who appreciate fashion and the finer things in life.

Georgetown is one of the oldest and most upscale quiet neighborhoods in Washington DC. It is home to historic million dollar row houses, the prestigious Georgetown University, the C&O Canal, and the famous "Exorcist Steps" which connect M Street to Prospect Street. Georgetown has a lot of character; Its brick sidewalks, hanging pink flowers from lampposts, and historic architecture.

WHAT NOT TO EXPECT

A busy place with a lot of nightlife.

While other parts of the city are undergoing considerable transformations with an influx of new residents and restaurants, the pace of change happens much more slowly in Georgetown. IIt is characterized by being a quieter place, with little nightlife. Civic associations and long-standing businesses work together to ensure that new additions and alterations reflect the neighborhood's history.

THE MARKET

Some of the most exclusive row houses and mansions in the city date back to the 19th century.

The village offers some of the oldest and most exclusive row houses and mansions in the city. A neighborhood with a national reputation, walkable streets, and a peaceful atmosphere has its cost. The average sales price of a two-bedroom house is currently $860,000, three-bedroom homes are selling for an average of $1.35 million. There are smaller houses of $500,000.

YOU’LL FALL IN LOVE WITH

The streetscapes of the neighborhood and the lifestyle inspired by fine dining make it a pleasant place to live.

All of the streets are adorned with stunning architecture, and meticulously maintained gardens thrive throughout the springtime. 

There are numerous places to spend evenings ranging from the traditional family restaurant to bars, upscale lounges, and low-key hangouts, enjoying little cafes and jazz around the town. 

Located next to the Potomac River, south of Woodley Park and west of Dupont Circle, Georgetown is centered at the intersection of M Street NW and Wisconsin Avenue NW, where you will find exclusive antique stores, trendy boutiques, upscale restaurants, nightclubs, and pubs, including Georgetown Cupcake, which opened in early 2008.