Believed to be built by a British Skipper in the early to mid 1700's, this house has been home since 1950 to Ann Caracristi who was a WWII code breaker and NSA’s first female Deputy Director. This house is known as the oldest "little" house in Georgetown and one which is often noticed and frequently photographed. Enter into a large living room dominated by a stately fireplace in a room with overhead hand hewn beams, one dated 1721. A small study is next with a half bath and laundry. At the end of the first floor is a skylit addition which houses the kitchen with table space as well as a sitting area. A door to a private walkout space allows fresh air as well as storage for trash cans, etc. A lovely private garden provides room for seating and gardening. Upstairs is a good bedroom with an office area to the side and a full bath. Good storage is under the eaves.
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