20057, DC homes for sale & real estate

20057, DC Homes for Sale

Beautifully positioned on a quiet, tree-lined corner in Foggy Bottom, this three-story brick Federal townhouse, circa 1878, offers modern architecture and floorplan with abundant natural light throughout. A gated private parking space provides a refined and welcoming entry to the home. Through the front gate, the entry opens to a warm foyer featuring wood-paneled walls, a concealed closet, and striking double-height ceilings that guide you toward the first-level family room. This expansive space showcases a custom media console, integrated shelving, a wet bar, and oversized windows framing peaceful views. Completing this level is an en-suite bathroom and a sauna, richly paneled in wood with

20057, DC Homes for Sale

Located in the prime East Village of Georgetown, 1601 28th St NW presents a masterfully crafted, stately completely detached all brick Victorian, offering a seamless blend of comfort and ageless sophistication. Originally built circa 1880 along with two other homes within the historic Evermay Estate, the residence boasts 5 Bedrooms, 5 Full Bathrooms, and 1 Half Bathroom across 4 Levels and approximately 6,100 total square feet. The Main Level impresses with soaring 10'9” ceilings and features an inviting Foyer leading to spacious formal Living and Dining Rooms, ideal for entertaining. The Gourmet Kitchen features a Butler’s Pantry, Breakfast Area, and seamlessly flows into a con

20057, DC Homes for Sale

Originally constructed in the early 1870s, the Garrity-Kernan House is a rare and beautifully preserved example of the neighborhood’s layered architectural evolution.    Rich with authentic character and retaining handsome Italianate detailing, the residence reflects the warmth, craftsmanship, and human scale that define historic Georgetown living at its very best. Thoughtfully updated over time while preserving its architectural integrity, the home unfolds gracefully across multiple levels filled with natural light, original details, fireplaces, skylights, and beautifully proportioned living spaces. Beyond the classic Prospect Street facade and welcoming vestibule entry, an