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Rarely Available Residence in Georgetown’s Historic Downing & Vaux Nestled in the heart of Georgetown’s East Village, this rarely available condominium at Downing & Vaux offers an elegant, light-filled retreat in one of the neighborhood’s most sought-after historic buildings. This spacious 1,563-square-foot residence boasts soaring ceilings, rich hardwood flooring, and abundant natural light streaming in from three exposures (North, West, and East). The expansive open floor plan features a gracious living room with a fireplace, a versatile library/office nook with built-in bookcases and extensive storage cabinets, and a fully equipped kitchen. The dining room opens through two sets of French doors (with screens) to a private, covered veranda, offering a serene view of mature trees and the lush 30th Street courtyard—the perfect spot for al fresco dining or relaxing outdoors. The primary suite features 9’7” ceilings, generous closet space, and an en suite bathroom. A spacious second bedroom, a full hall bathroom, and a laundry room complete the layout. Building & Location Highlights - Designed in 1850 by Andrew Jackson Downing & Calvert Vaux, renowned 19th-century architects who contributed to the White House and National Mall. - Converted to condominiums in 1981, preserving the building’s historic charm while offering modern conveniences. - Pet-friendly community with additional storage & bike room. - Janitor on-site daily for maintenance and resident support. - Prime East Village location—just one block from conveniences like a market, dry cleaners, pharmacy, and public transit. With its gracious proportions, classic elegance, and unbeatable location, this residence presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Georgetown’s architectural history while enjoying modern comfort and convenience.

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Rarely Available Residence in Georgetown’s Historic Downing & Vaux Nestled in the heart of Georgetown’s East Village, this rarely available condominium at Downing & Vaux offers an elegant, light-filled retreat in one of the neighborhood’s most sought-after historic buildings. This spacious 1,563-square-foot residence boasts soaring ceilings, rich hardwood flooring, and abundant natural light streaming in from three exposures (North, West, and East). The expansive open floor plan features a gracious living room with a fireplace, a versatile library/office nook with built-in bookcases and extensive storage cabinets, and a fully equipped kitchen. The dining room opens through two sets of French doors (with screens) to a private, covered veranda, offering a serene view of mature trees and the lush 30th Street courtyard—the perfect spot for al fresco dining or relaxing outdoors. The primary suite features 9’7” ceilings, generous closet space, and an en suite bathroom. A spacious second bedroom, a full hall bathroom, and a laundry room complete the layout. Building & Location Highlights - Designed in 1850 by Andrew Jackson Downing & Calvert Vaux, renowned 19th-century architects who contributed to the White House and National Mall. - Converted to condominiums in 1981, preserving the building’s historic charm while offering modern conveniences. - Pet-friendly community with additional storage & bike room. - Janitor on-site daily for maintenance and resident support. - Prime East Village location—just one block from conveniences like a market, dry cleaners, pharmacy, and public transit. With its gracious proportions, classic elegance, and unbeatable location, this residence presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Georgetown’s architectural history while enjoying modern comfort and convenience.