2802 N St NW, Washington, DC 20007

A rare offering on one of Georgetown's most coveted blocks, this special residence on the 2800 block of N Street embodies the elegance and charm that define the neighborhood at its finest. Perfectly scaled for sophisticated living, it is the quintessential "little big house"—a home whose gracious proportions and entertaining spaces rival those found in residences of substantially greater size and value, while maintaining the ease and simplicity of less than 2,000 square feet. An ideal alternative to a condo, the home offers a refined lifestyle for discerning buyers seeking architectural character, exceptional entertaining spaces, and a premier Georgetown address without unnecessary square footage. Whether as a primary residence, elegant pied-à-terre, or downsizing opportunity, the home strikes a rare balance between grandeur and intimacy. The flexible floor plan includes a den that can serve as a second bedroom, guest space, library, or home office, offering versatility without compromising the home's sense of openness. Beautifully presented and thoughtfully improved, recent enhancements include a lovely new kitchen, relined chimneys, new air conditioning, and numerous additional upgrades that allow for immediate enjoyment. A true centerpiece of the property is its extraordinary south-facing garden—a remarkably private outdoor sanctuary. Bathed in natural light throughout the day, the garden creates a seamless connection to the home's principal rooms. The elegant living room, gracious dining room, and tranquil primary suite all overlook this enchanting setting. Particularly noteworthy, the dining room features dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows and doors that open directly onto the multi-tiered garden terraces, creating a captivating backdrop for both intimate dinners and larger-scale entertaining. Moments from Rose Park and just a short stroll from Georgetown's celebrated boutiques, restaurants, and waterfront, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a truly special residence in one of Washington's most cherished and enduring locations.