Georgetown · Washington, DC
Explore homes for sale in Georgetown, Washington DC, from historic Federal-style row houses and elegant townhomes to waterfront condos and distinguished single-family residences. The Mike Aubrey Group brings 25 years of Washington-area experience and thoughtful, property-specific guidance to buyers and sellers navigating this distinctive real estate market.
Historic character. Refined Washington living.
Georgetown offers an unusually varied collection of homes. Compare the neighborhood's primary property types and explore the listings that best match your priorities.
Exceptional residences
Discover architecturally significant residences, thoughtfully renovated historic homes and private properties with generous interiors, outdoor space and distinguished addresses.
Streamlined ownership
Browse boutique conversions, contemporary residences and waterfront condominium options for buyers seeking Georgetown character with a more streamlined ownership experience.
Classic city architecture
Georgetown townhomes and row houses are known for historic façades, private courtyards and distinctive interiors reflecting the neighborhood's architectural history.
Space and privacy
Explore attached and detached single-family homes offering additional space, privacy and long-term flexibility within one of Washington DC's most established neighborhoods.
Georgetown real estate
Georgetown real estate is shaped by historic architecture, limited housing supply and enduring demand for a walkable Washington DC address. Its residential streets include Federal and Victorian row houses, elegant townhomes, boutique condos and a smaller collection of substantial single-family residences.
No two Georgetown homes are exactly alike. Lot size, renovation quality, parking, outdoor space, historic details and proximity to the waterfront can all influence a property's appeal. Buyers benefit from evaluating individual homes instead of relying on neighborhood-wide averages alone.
For more information about the neighborhood's history, amenities and daily lifestyle, visit the Georgetown neighborhood guide .
Distinctive architecture and original period details.
Residential streets near dining, retail and the waterfront.
Condos, row houses, townhomes and single-family options.
A compact neighborhood with property-specific opportunities.
Use the live Georgetown market module above for the latest available pricing, sales and days-on-market information. Individual results can differ by condition, location and property type.
Living in Georgetown
Georgetown combines a strong sense of history with an active, contemporary lifestyle. Cobblestone streets and distinctive façades sit close to independent shops, established restaurants, everyday conveniences and the Potomac River.
M Street and Wisconsin Avenue form the area's best-known commercial corridors, while the surrounding residential blocks offer a quieter experience. Waterfront paths and nearby green spaces provide additional opportunities to enjoy the neighborhood.
Explore the complete guide to living in Georgetown for more community information.
Historic row houses and residences create a streetscape with uncommon variety and character.
The Potomac waterfront brings recreation, dining and open space within reach of many residential streets.
Central Washington destinations are accessible by road, bus, bicycle and pedestrian routes.
Shopping, restaurants, services and cultural destinations are woven into the neighborhood.
Guidance for buyers
The appropriate due diligence depends on the individual property. These considerations can help buyers ask more informed questions.
Some properties may be subject to preservation rules affecting exterior alterations. Verify applicable requirements before planning renovations.
Older homes may combine original construction with renovations completed at different times. A property-specific inspection can clarify condition and maintenance.
Confirm whether a home includes a garage, private space, alley access or reliance on available street parking.
Condo buyers should review association finances, fees, insurance, building policies and planned projects.
Street position, nearby activity, waterfront proximity and outdoor space can create meaningful differences between homes.
Clear financing, thoughtful terms and a well-prepared offer can help buyers respond confidently when desirable inventory appears.
Ownership perspective
Georgetown's established identity and limited physical footprint contribute to its long-term appeal. Every purchase should still be evaluated on its individual financial, legal and property-specific merits.
Guidance for sellers
Effective marketing should communicate more than bedrooms and square footage. Historic details, renovations, outdoor space, parking and location help buyers understand a property's value.
At a glance
Georgetown sits along the Potomac River, west of downtown Washington and near several established Northwest DC communities.
Historic streets, active commercial corridors and residential blocks create an established yet connected neighborhood.
M Street, Wisconsin Avenue and the waterfront offer restaurants, cafés, shops and everyday services.
Buyers can find historic row houses, townhomes, condos, single-family residences and select waterfront properties.
The area includes public and private educational resources and Georgetown University. Buyers should verify current assignments.
Georgetown is served by bus, road, bicycle and pedestrian routes. Travel options vary by destination and time of day.
Continue your search
Compare Georgetown with nearby Washington DC communities offering their own combination of architecture, housing and city access.
Buyer questions
These answers provide a general starting point. Conditions, restrictions and market activity should be verified for each home.
Georgetown homes for sale can include Federal and Victorian row houses, townhomes, boutique condos, waterfront residences and single-family properties.
Pricing depends on property type, size, condition, location, parking and renovation quality. Use the listings and current market module above for the latest available information.
Yes. Options range from smaller historic conversions to contemporary and waterfront buildings. Buyers should review fees, association documents and building policies.
Buyers should examine condition, renovation history and any historic-preservation requirements that may apply to the individual property.
Some homes include garages, private spaces or alley access, while others rely on available street parking. Parking should be confirmed for every listing.
Competition changes with inventory, price range, condition and property type. Current listings and recent comparable sales provide the most useful context.
Use the Mike Aubrey Group search portal to save your criteria, or contact the team for a tailored Georgetown home search.
Your Georgetown move
Whether you are comparing Georgetown homes for sale or preparing a property for the market, receive guidance shaped around your goals, timing and the details that make each home unique.
Mike Aubrey is a highly accomplished and professional Real Estate Agent, licensed in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia, currently affiliated with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices PenFed Realty. With a sales volume exceeding half a billion dollars, Mike has represented over 1,000 families in the purchase or sale of their homes, earning him multiple Real Estate awards throughout his illustrious career.
Mike's unwavering dedication, enthusiasm, and commitment to superior customer service are the driving forces behind his success in the real estate industry. He is a well-respected authority on real estate topics and has been featured on various media outlets, including “Mornings with Maria” & “Neil Cavuto: Coast to Coast” on Fox Business, as well as NBC’s “The TODAY Show”.
