Washington, District of Columbia
Georgetown Homes for Sale
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18 homes
Avg $1,847,994
Market Overview
Georgetown Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Georgetown, DC
18
Active Listings
$1.8M
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$370,000
To
$7,700,000
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About Georgetown Real Estate
Georgetown sits along the Potomac River in northwest Washington, District of Columbia, and maintains a distinct residential identity within the larger city. Long-time residents and newer arrivals alike are drawn to its quiet streets and historic architecture, creating a settled community that feels somewhat removed from the pace of downtown. Daily life often centers on walking to neighborhood shops, cafes, and parks, with many households relying on the area’s established pedestrian routes rather than cars for routine errands. Green spaces such as waterfront paths and small public parks provide places for recreation and outdoor time throughout the year. Families are served by a mix of public and private schools, with options both inside and outside the District of Columbia Public Schools system. The housing stock includes brick row houses, detached single-family homes, and occasional small apartment buildings, reflecting layers of development over many decades. At the time of writing, 18 homes are actively listed for sale with an average asking price near $1.85 million, and prices currently range from $370,000 to $7.7 million.
Average listing price: $1,847,994 · 18 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
There are currently 18 homes listed for sale. The average asking price sits at roughly $1.85 million, with properties ranging from $370,000 to $7.7 million. Buyers should expect competition for well-maintained homes given the limited inventory.
Many households choose Georgetown for its walkable streets and nearby parks that support outdoor activities. The area is served by both District public schools and nearby private institutions, giving families several educational pathways. Daily errands are often manageable on foot, which appeals to parents with school-age children.
The inventory includes brick row houses, detached single-family residences, and smaller multi-unit buildings. Current listings show a wide price spread, reflecting both renovated historic properties and those that may need updates. With only 18 homes on the market, selection can change quickly.
Most addresses sit within a short walk of coffee shops, grocery options, and neighborhood services. Waterfront paths and local parks add opportunities for recreation without driving. Residents often cite this convenience as a reason for choosing the area over other parts of the city.
Families have access to both public schools operated by the District and a range of private options located nearby. School assignments depend on exact address, so checking boundaries remains an important step during a home search. The presence of multiple choices is frequently noted by relocating parents.