Washington, District of Columbia
Georgetown Homes for Sale
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13 homes
Avg $2,361,531
Market Overview
Georgetown Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Georgetown, DC
13
Active Listings
$2.4M
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$540,000
To
$7,700,000
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About Georgetown Real Estate
Georgetown sits within Washington, District of Columbia, as one of its older, more established residential neighborhoods. It attracts a mix of long-term residents, families, and professionals who value proximity to the city’s core while living on quieter, tree-lined streets. Many who choose the area work in government, law, academia, or related fields and appreciate the balance of historic architecture and everyday convenience. Georgetown is positioned near downtown Washington, making it straightforward to reach offices, cultural institutions, and transit options without long commutes. Daily life often revolves around local parks, riverfront paths, and a compact commercial area with restaurants, cafes, and shops that residents can reach on foot. The neighborhood supports both indoor and outdoor routines, with access to green space along the Potomac and nearby trails for walking or cycling. Families are served by a combination of public and private schools, giving parents several educational pathways depending on their preferences. The housing stock includes a range of single-family homes, townhouses, and smaller multi-unit buildings that reflect the neighborhood’s long development history. At the moment, the market shows 13 active listings with an average price near $2.36 million, and properties range from roughly $540,000 to $7.7 million.
Average listing price: $2,361,531 · 13 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Georgetown currently has 13 homes listed for sale. The average asking price sits at about $2.36 million, with properties ranging from $540,000 to $7.7 million. Inventory remains modest, so buyers often need to act quickly when a suitable home appears.
Many families live in Georgetown because of its walkable layout and access to parks and riverfront paths. The area is served by both public and private schools, allowing parents to consider different educational options. Daily errands and weekend activities can often be handled without a car.
Georgetown offers a compact commercial corridor with restaurants, shops, and services that residents reach on foot. Tree-lined residential streets connect to riverfront trails and nearby green space, supporting both commuting and leisure activities. Most daily needs are within a short walk for those who prefer not to drive.
The neighborhood features a mix of single-family homes, townhouses, and smaller multi-unit buildings. Many properties date from earlier periods of Washington’s growth, giving buyers a range of architectural styles and lot sizes. Current listings reflect this variety, with prices spanning from the mid-five figures to over seven million dollars.
Georgetown sits near downtown Washington, giving residents relatively easy access to offices, government buildings, and cultural sites. The neighborhood’s position along the Potomac also places it close to trails and parks that extend beyond the immediate area. Commuters can reach many parts of the city without lengthy travel times.