Raleigh, North Carolina
Georgetown Homes for Sale
“Discover 9 homes in Georgetown, North Carolina”
9 homes
Avg $925,556
Market Overview
Georgetown Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Georgetown, NC
9
Active Listings
$926K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$875,000
To
$1,025,000
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About Georgetown Real Estate
Georgetown sits in Raleigh as a quiet, established residential neighborhood where many residents are long-term homeowners and families. It offers a settled feel within the larger city, with homes spaced along tree-lined streets that give the area a consistent residential character. Daily life tends to revolve around nearby parks and local shops rather than a dense urban core, and residents often appreciate the balance between neighborhood calm and reasonable access to Raleigh’s broader amenities. The area is served by the local public school district, with families also having options among nearby private and charter schools. Housing consists primarily of single-family homes, many built in mid-century styles that have been maintained or updated over the decades. At the moment the neighborhood shows nine active listings with an average price near $925,556, and current homes are priced between $875,000 and $1,025,000.
Average listing price: $925,556 · 9 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Georgetown features mostly single-family houses, many from the mid-century period that have been cared for by successive owners. Listings currently range from $875,000 to $1,025,000, with nine homes on the market and an average price around $925,556.
The neighborhood is served by the Wake County Public School System, and families also consider nearby private or charter options when choosing where to enroll children. Specific school assignments can vary by exact address, so checking current boundaries is recommended during a home search.
Some parts of Georgetown allow residents to reach smaller neighborhood businesses on foot, while most errands and dining still involve short drives to nearby commercial areas. The overall layout supports a mix of walking within the neighborhood and easy car access to Raleigh’s wider selection of stores and eateries.
Active listings sit between $875,000 and $1,025,000, with nine properties available and an average price of about $925,556. Prices reflect the established single-family housing stock and steady buyer interest in the area.
The small number of listings—currently nine—suggests measured turnover rather than rapid sales volume. Buyers should plan for standard closing timelines and work with a local agent to understand current conditions.