Georgetown

Georgetown

Located in Northwest D.C. on the Potomac River, Georgetown is a historic neighborhood famous for its entertainment and commercial offerings. It is easy to say that there is something for everyone in Georgetown, from political tours to highly rated restaurants and reality tv famous cupcake shops.

There’s beauty at every corner in Georgetown, and many describe this neighborhood as the perfect intersection of historic charm and upscale modernity. Starting with the imposing Georgetown University that sits right on the Potomac, you can meander down quaint cobblestone streets, admiring old mansions nestled right next to brand new complexes. The picturesque neighborhood has tons of retail shops, some of the city’s best and most notable art galleries, and locally owned bistros.

If you’re interested in getting a bit more active, outdoor and water enthusiasts can flock to the large Georgetown Waterfront Park for incredible views when kayaking, taking a bike ride, and jogging.

Founded about 40 years before the signing of the Constitution, Georgetown has a history of its own. History buffs can visit the Old Stone House, the oldest house in Washington D.C., walk along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canals, and admire the old cemetery at Oak Hill Cemetery Chapel, and feel as if they are transported back into space.

However, there is more to this neighborhood than just history and famous buildings. You’ll find a tight-knit community that is home to anyone from university students to retirees.View Listings

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