WASHINGTON, DC | USA

This magnificent residential compound stretches across three historic homes, connected seamlessly, forming a unique 13-bedroom, 16,000-square-foot wonder. The estate is filled with stories by previous owners and notable figures, including First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Newton Baker, Yolande Fox, and Thomas Beall. The Newton Baker House, a grand Federal-style residence at 3017 N St. NW, forms the beating heart of the estate. The rich historic elegance throughout has been meticulously retained during its transformation into a modern showplace with the highest-quality design, fixtures, and finishes. Gather in the grand reception hall by the fireplace with its original surrounds. Relax in the primary suite with gleaming parquet flooring underfoot, or admire the rear gardens from the private balcony. The spectacular Italianate entertaining room on the main floor of 3009 N St. NW presents just as appealing a venue. At 3003 N St. NW, oak herringbone flooring, a gourmet kitchen, and incredible moldings inspire awe from the first look. This estate includes three-car garage parking, a true rarity in this historic neighborhood. Pen the next page of this estate’s storied history from one of Georgetown’s most important residences.

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Georgetown is beloved for its historic charm, both preserved and celebrated by its designation as a National Historic Landmark District. Federal-style architecture along cobblestone streets are a feast for the eyes. Sample some of the neighborhood’s best and brightest restaurants at the Taste of Georgetown event every October, and the Georgetown French Market each spring. At the intersection of M Street and Wisconsin Avenue NW, boutique-lined streets stretch in all four directions, forming Georgetown’s colorful commercial district. Wander the riverside promenade and gardens of Georgetown Waterfront Park, or cycle the C&O Canal, a National Park stretching 184.5 miles from Georgetown into Cumberland, MD. Blues Alley, the oldest continuously-operated jazz club in the country, draws musicians and guests from around the world. Should the need arise to travel beyond the oasis of Georgetown, Reagan National is under five miles away.