Elegantly situated in the heart of Georgetown, 1232 30th street is one of the most historic residences in Georgetown's East Village. Originally built in 1780, it was first owned by Nicholas Hedges, an accomplished contractor who built the nearby Evermay Estate. This stately home is one of only thirty 18th century buildings remaining in Georgetown.  Today, this historic residence stands tall once again behind its thoughtfully restored Federal-style facade. For the first time in centuries, it offers an unparalleled opportunity for modern luxury living thanks to a comprehensive designer renovation by Akseizer Residential. Three finished levels boast three bedrooms, two full bathrooms and one half-bath, Waterworks finishes, top-of-the-line Thermador appliances, herringbone-patterned white oak hardwood floors, custom-built cabinetry, smart-home technology, and a beautifully manicured deep private garden awash in Western light. A gracious lot size spans 120 feet in length, a rarity in Georgetown.   Ideally located only a half-block M Street, it offers easy access to premier shopping and fine dining establishments along Georgetown~s main thoroughfare. Two doors away is the historic Gray-Pyne Estate at 1224 30th St, NW. The Gray-Pyne Estate just contracted within three days of coming to market at an asking price of $8.95M.

The manager has listed the unit size as 1755 square feet.