Townhouse Where Jackie And JFK Met Is Officially Up For Sale

GEORGETOWN, D.C. — The Georgetown townhouse where John Fitzgerald Kennedy met Jacqueline Bouvier is on the market for $1.725 million as of Thursday, according to Realtor.com. The two-story Federal style house in Georgetown has been updated.

The couple met at a dinner party in May 1951 at the Georgetown home, located at 3419 Q St. NW, The Washington Post reports. Journalist Charles Bartlett and his wife, Martha, were renting the home and threw the dinner party to introduce their friend Kennedy to his soon-to-be bride.

Realtor.com says the home has about 1,934 square feet, three bedrooms, two full bathrooms and one full bath. Schools nearby include Hyde-Addison Elementary School, Hardy Middle School and Wilson High School.

Michael Brennan Jr. of TTR Sotheby International Realty is the listing agent.

“I do not anticipate it being actively on the market for long,” Brennan told The Washington Post. “It’ll be snapped up quickly.”

Here are the listing details:

• 3beds
• 2 full, 1 half baths
• 2,178sq ft lot
• 3419 Q St NW, Washington, DC 20007
• $1,725,000

Description: FIRST OPEN SUNDAY, 2/11, 1-3pm. The home where JKF and Jackie Bouvier first met. Built in 1895. Features include hardwood floors, a wood burning fireplace, two skylights, gourmet kitchen, custom built-in shelving and cabinetry, all-brick patio with outdoor wood burning fireplace, and a detached parking garage with additional parking pad. Steps to Volta Park and Wisconsin Avenue.

Photo via Google Street View