Georgetown Real Estate Stats
Average Price | $3.2M |
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Lowest Price | $325K |
Highest Price | $16M |
Total Listings | 72 |
Avg. Price/SQFT | $1K |
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Georgetown Luxury Real Estate
Luxury real estate takes many shapes in forms in a community so old that it predates the founding of DC itself. You’ll find grand old estates, Federal style townhouses, full service mixed-used condominium communities, new modernist structures, and even former schoolhouses that have been converted to hipster lofts. The upscale abodes are sprinkled liberally throughout the area, from the waterfront to quiet streets and cul-de-sacs that butt up against leafy parks. It’s also a neighborhood known for top restaurants, boutique retailers, art museums, and one of the nation’s top campuses, the aptly named Georgetown University.
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Georgetown has long been a place where luxury and history exist side-by-side. Once a prominent port for the shipping of tobacco and other goods, the neighborhood dates all the way back to the 1700s when it was considered part of Maryland. Grand old estates that still exist to this day, were often home to wealthy merchants and politicians. Flash forward to the 21st century and you’ll find that Georgetown remains a place where high end real estate is abundant, from some of the oldest homes in the region to more recent construction.
The range of architecture is also striking. Although Federal-style homes are prevalent, both in townhouse style and standalone detached houses, there are also numerous Victorian properties. Georgian design is also present, along with Edwardian mansions, lovely Tudor homes, Greek Revival, Italianate, and the traditional Colonials.
Brick rowhouses are a staple item, often with black shutters and offering a very different flavor than the Beaux Arts and Victorian rowhouses found in other parts of DC. Some of the most sought-after upscale condominiums can be found along the C&O Canal and the waterfront. From ivy-clad estates to modern penthouses with private roof decks, Georgetown is fertile ground for luxury real estate shoppers.
To learn more about luxury real estate in Georgetown, call Andre Perez at District Partners at Compass, 202-798-3600.
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Get in touchGeorgetown, District of Columbia FAQ’s
Q: How old of a neighborhood is Georgetown?
A: Many consider Georgetown the oldest neighborhood in Washington as it predates the establishment of the federal district. Dating all the way back to 1632 as a Colonial trading post, Georgetown was officially founded in 1751 as a part of Maryland. The port community remained a separate entity from Washington, DC for many years.
Q: What is the difference between the East Village and the West Village?
A: The East Village is the older of the two and lies east of Wisconsin Avenue while the West Village lies west of that same wide avenue. Parts of the East Village also butt up against an extended greenbelt that includes Dumbarton Oaks Park.
Q: Is luxury real estate more commonly found in a particular part of Georgetown?
A: No, not at all. Upscale properties are found throughout both the East Village and West Village.
Q: What is a typical price range for luxury homes in Georgetown?
A: As with other parts of Washington, DC, luxury condos can start as low as the $500,000 range for smaller units. It is the top end of the market that really stands out, with mansions soaring into eight-figure territory.
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