WASHINGTON, D.C. – Washington Fine Properties (WFP) is pleased to announce the sale of 3028 N Street, one of Georgetown's most prominent residences, which closed for $5.4 million.
Centrally located in Georgetown's sought after East Village neighborhood, the residence is just steps away from fine restaurants, shops and art galleries. Offering a completely renovated interior, the house sits on a 7,458 square foot lot with terraces, gardens and a large deck. The grounds include a heated in-ground pool, pool house and gated parking for four cars.
Originally constructed in the 1840s, the property is an important example of the coveted Federal style due to its significant scale and quality. It has been meticulously maintained by the current seller, who completely restored and expanded the home in the mid-1980s.
The impressive double door entrance to the home opens to a light-filled entrance hall with a grand original staircase. The public rooms include one of Washington’s best double living rooms with 11’6” ceilings, two marble fireplaces and two sets of French doors to the terrace. The luxurious master suite has dual dressing rooms, a private balcony, and sweeping views of the Virginia skyline and Potomac River.
Washington Fine Properties listing agent Nancy Taylor Bubes, who co-listed the property with Eileen McGrath, also represented the buyers in the transaction.
About Washington Fine Properties
Washington Fine Properties (WFP) is recognized worldwide as one of the most successful carriage–trade real estate firms in the United States. More than one hundred of the most powerful agents in the Nation’s Capital Region combine the highest level of expertise and professionalism to provide unequalled brokerage services to both buyers and sellers. For four years in a row, Washington Fine Properties has been ranked #1 in the nation for “Highest Closed Sales Volume per Agent” and “Highest Average Sales Price per Sale” by REAL Trends. WFP also ranked #1 in sales over $1,000,000 in Washington, DC in 2012. Visit WFP online at www.wfp.com.