Welcome to

Georgetown

Beyond the White House, Capitol, and monuments, it’s Georgetown that captures the public’s imagination when they think about the glamor of old Washington.

Property Listings

$28,000,000

5 bd 7 ba 30,000 Sq.Ft. Sold

3400 PROSPECT STREET NW Unit: 10, WASHINGTON, DC 20007

MLS®: DCDC2287620

Georgetown residence with landscaped courtyard, illuminated windows, and swimming pool at dusk.

$13,995,000

7 bd 5.5 ba 7,200 Sq.Ft. For Sale

3117 O STREET NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20007

MLS®: DCDC2261154

Cream-colored Georgetown residence with a curved gravel drive and formal landscaped gardens.

$12,500,000

5 bd 6.5 ba 8,048 Sq.Ft. Sold

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MLS®: DCDC2159076

Red brick house with a columned porch, lush gardens, and a curving brick driveway.

$10,300,000

8 bd 8 ba 8,225 Sq.Ft. Sold

2727 Q STREET NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20007

MLS®: DCDC2154554

Rooftop terrace with lounge seating overlooking a river and city skyline.

$10,250,000

4 bd 6 ba 6,400 Sq.Ft. Sold

3150 SOUTH STREET NW Unit: PH2A, WASHINGTON, DC 20007

MLS®: DCDC2114220

Red-brick Georgetown townhouse with a tall chimney, white-trimmed windows, front steps, and adjoining garages.

$9,827,000

8 bd 6.5 ba 9,086 Sq.Ft. Sold

3508 PROSPECT STREET NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20007

MLS®: DCDC2129376

Stone house with steep gables and glowing windows at dusk, framed by landscaped gardens and autumn foliage.

$8,575,000

6 bd 5.5 ba 10,400 Sq.Ft. Sold

2435 KALORAMA ROAD NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20008

MLS®: DCDC2190836

White brick Georgetown townhouse with an arched doorway, dark shutters, and a shaded brick courtyard.

$8,250,000

6 bd 6.5 ba 6,950 Sq.Ft. Sold

1524 33RD STREET NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20007

MLS®: DCDC2220696

White Georgetown rowhouse with ornate facade, arched entry, front steps, and flower planters.

$7,700,000

6 bd 6.5 ba 6,184 Sq.Ft. Sold

3313 O STREET NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20007

MLS®: DCDC2130126

Georgetown townhouse with a pale stone facade and ornate iron front porch beneath mature trees.

$7,700,000

8 bd 7 ba 6,552 Sq.Ft. For Sale

1527 35TH STREET NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20007

MLS®: DCDC2224272

Red-brick Georgetown home with green shutters, an enclosed sunroom, brick walk, and landscaped garden.

$7,495,000

5 bd 5.5 ba 4,700 Sq.Ft. For Sale

1601 28TH STREET NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20007

MLS®: DCDC2285110

Georgetown townhouses with broad stone steps, an ornate iron gate, and leafy trees.

$6,975,000

5 bd 6.5 ba 6,112 Sq.Ft. Sold

3106 N STREET NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20007

MLS®: DCDC2227184

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Welcome to Georgetown

Beyond the White House, Capitol, and monuments, it’s Georgetown that captures the public’s imagination when they think about 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.

The Neighbors

A cosmopolitan mix of diplomats, official Washington, families and students.

What to Expect

Lots of tourists and shoppers drawn by Georgetown’s charm, and the congestion that goes with it.

The Lifestyle

Fashion-forward people watching and appreciating all the finer things in life.

What Not to Expect

The arrival of Metro or other dramatic changes.

The Market

Some of the oldest and most exclusive rowhouses and mansions in the city.

You'll Fall in Love With

The beautiful streetscapes and embracing an epicurean lifestyle.

Around the Block

Georgetown:

A charming village and exclusive enclave for the toniest of Washingtonians.

Georgetown was founded more than fifty years before Washington, DC as a tiny port town in what was then the colony of Maryland. Although it was later absorbed into the federal District, it has always maintained its own sense of individuality with a strong community.

In more recent times, this fashionable neighborhood on the Potomac has become world-renowned in culture and film. Yet for the people who live here, it’s an enchanting place they call home.

People walk along Georgetown’s waterfront promenade beside the river in warm late-day light.

The Neighbors:

A cosmopolitan mix of Washingtonians from all walks of life.

Since the time of the Kennedy Administration, a Georgetown address has always had a certain cultural cache for those in the orbit of Washington life. Georgetown University adds a fun vibe and a creative element to the neighborhood mix.

Georgetown street with a yellow bicycle shop and large painted bicycle mural

Three women cross a Georgetown street in front of a brick storefront.

What to Expect:

Lots of tourists and shoppers drawn by Georgetown’s charm, and the crowded streets and sidewalks that go with it.

Because of the neighborhood’s high visibility for shopping and culture, it’s a top destination for out-of-towners. This can make it difficult to find parking, though residents can navigate on foot to accomplish simple errands around the neighborhood. The best boutiques and lifestyle shops are right around the corner.

Two cyclists ride side by side on a city street lined with storefronts and parked cars.

People gather around a table inside a café, seen through a reflective window.

The Lifestyle:

Fashion-forward people watching and appreciating all the finer things in life.

With numerous places to rent boats and kayaks, several scenic running and biking trails, and gorgeous parks, Georgetown is the perfect place for those who appreciate natural beauty and outdoor fitness. Residents tip their hats to tradition but have a cosmopolitan outlook connected to larger trends in fashion, food, design, and culture.

Georgetown is the kind of place that makes you slow down and linger over one more glass of wine.

A woman walks with a child and stroller past a glass building entrance marked 3050K.

Cady's Alley entrance with an orange sign above the passage and two people nearby.

Unexpected Appeal:

Cautiously curated change.

While other parts of the city are undergoing dramatic transformations with an influx of new residents and restaurants, the pace of change happens much more slowly in Georgetown.

Georgetown storefronts with a rider on a bright red scooter.

Deeply engaged civic associations and long-time businesses work together to ensure that new additions and alterations reflect the neighborhood’s storied history. Because of its unique character and gorgeous setting, Georgetown maintains a place of pride for Washingtonians.

The Market:

Some of the oldest and most exclusive row homes and mansions in the city.

The neighborhood is full of wonderfully preserved mansions and tiny row homes, many of them with updated interiors.

More modern, industrial-style lofts and condos can be found along the canal and the waterfront. The cobblestone side streets, charming bridges along the C&O Canal, and the newly built waterfront park are some of the most picturesque parts of the city.

Historic Georgetown townhouses with dark shutters, front gardens, and parked cars along the street.

Pedestrians cross a Georgetown street lined with historic buildings and parked cars.

You'll Fall in Love With:

The beautiful streetscapes and embracing an epicurean lifestyle.

The architecture on every street is stunning, and meticulously maintained gardens bloom throughout the springtime. Georgetown exudes a strong sense of nostalgia for more graceful times, but embraces the new and the bold with equal fervor.