Recently Sold Homes in 20057, DC

Recently Sold Home in 20057, DC:

Historic residence in need of full restoration, conveys as is. Large rooms, original floors and moldings, fireplace. Four bedrooms and four bathrooms which are ready for updates and renovation. Close proximity to the shopping and dining of Georgetown, as well as Montrose Park and Dumbarton Oaks.

Recently Sold Home in 20057, DC:

This is a special and highly authentic East Village brick Victorian. Its authenticity comes from the countless original details—floors, moldings, fireplaces, and windows—carefully preserved throughout. Its distinctiveness begins with the façade, a prime example of high Victorian architecture, and part of a unique row of Georgetown houses unlike any others in the village. Inside, the house has been thoughtfully and expertly adapted for today’s lifestyle. Main Level • Two curved double front doors open into a practical vestibule with glass entry. • A massive original staircase with carved newel post and balustrade sets the tone, paired with an elegant custom

Recently Sold Home in 20057, DC:

Perfectly positioned on a coveted corner in Georgetown’s East Village, this elegant semi-detached Federal residence offers over 5,000 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space. Fully renovated in 2016, the home combines classic Washington sophistication with contemporary comfort across six bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms. The main level is designed for both everyday living and entertaining, with abundant natural light from three exposures and a seamless flow to the bluestone terrace. Highlights include maple hardwood floors, a chef’s kitchen with striking marble countertops, and the convenience of gated one-car parking. The expansive primary suite serves as a true

Recently Sold Home in 20057, DC:

Dating to 1800, the Medley-Sewell House is in one of Georgetown's most unique historic houses. It is a free-standing residence in the west village, set prominently above the street on nearly . 20 of an acre. This rare offering features parking for four cars, six bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms with a pool and formal gardens. In 1796 Bernard Medley bought the lot, known then as 99 Fayette Street and transferred it one month later to Clement Sewall who built the house. Today, the Medley-Sewell House blends period architecture with modern amenities. The double parlor features twin fireplaces, a bay window, and custom millwork that create an ideal space for entertaining. The formal dini