Gorgeous $2.5M Victorian Townhouse Nestled In Georgetown

GEORGETOWN, D.C. — A Georgetown Victorian townhouse priced at $2.5 million boasts six bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms with historical features, having been built in 1900. There are five fireplaces, numerous custom built bookcases, vaulted ceilings with crown molding and hardwood floors. Out back is a beautiful patio with a water feature and exit alley.

A gorgeous wooden staircase leads to the second floor while a spiral staircase ascends to the third floor where a brick-walled artist studio can be found. This space can be converted into a living area or even another bedroom.

• Address: , Washington, District of Columbia
• Price: $2,500,000
• Square Feet: 3324
• Bedrooms: 6
• Bathrooms: 3 Full and 1 Half Baths
• Built: 1900
• Features: From the elegant facade to the welcoming foyer is an invitation to the graciousness of this sophisticated Georgetown Victorian townhouse. Featuring bright rooms with large windows, five fireplaces, numerous bookcases, tall ceilings with crown molding and wooden floors. The first floor presents a spacious living room, reception room , dining room, kitchen, and half bath. The kitchen overlooks a tasteful patio with a water feature and exit alley. A unique wooden stairway with wonderful banisters and eye catching balustrades ascend to the second floor and presents three bedrooms and a bathroom. The third floor contains an entire floor of an owner's suite, a dressing room/and bathroom. A spiral staircase on the third floor enables one to discover an artist studio on the top floor. Large windows throughout these floors are an invitation to stay and admire the beauty of the streetscape and from the back of the house to enjoy vistas of historic Georgetown. The lower level provides the opportunity for a nanny/live-in suite with a kitchen, family room, bedroom and bathroom. This level has front and back entrances and an interior entrance. Elegantly situated on one of Georgetown's prettiest streets and minutes from essential conveniences - the library, grocery stores, restaurants, a veterinarian, retail clothing, parks, tennis courts, The Kennedy Center, museums, theatres and other cultural activities. Public transportation and nearby highways complete the picture of the daily convenience of living in Georgetown.

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