An UNBELIEVABLE PRICE of $770/SF for this classic 19th Century Victorian townhome which is elegantly sited on one of the most sought-after streets in Georgetown’s East Village. Originally built in 1895 and fully renovated in 2007, it combines all the charm you’d expect from a classic Georgetown home, with all of the contemporary features that make everyday life and entertaining a joy. Once you pass the lovely and mature front garden, with an irrigation system, you enter the foyer with high ceilings that leads you into the stunning living room, with shuttered bay windows, built-in bookcase and a two- sided fireplace. From there a striking two story all brick hallway with an atrium glass ceiling will impress you. Off the hallway, you can enter the library that surrounds you with walls of bookcases and a two-sided fireplace offering the warmth of a sanctuary, perfect for relaxing. A large dining room features a pass through into the kitchen dining area and a butler’s pantry, with a second sink and disposal, a second dishwasher and open shelving makes entertaining trouble free. The sun filled kitchen features granite counter tops and stainless-steel top of line appliances, such as Bosch Dishwashers, Wolff stove, wall oven and microwave and a Sub Zero Refrigerator. A cozy and bright breakfast banquette is adjacent to the charming fenced REAR PATIO AND GARDENS THAT OPEN TO AN ALLEY AND COULD BE RECONFIGURED TO ALLOW OFF STREET PARKING.The second floor boasts two large en-suite bedrooms. The front bedroom features a built-in desk, large walk-in closet, bath with double vanities, shower and laundry area. The rear en-suite bedroom includes a separate dressing area, wood stove and private bath with tub. The third bedroom is currently built out as an office with bookshelves and a built-in desk. The lower level offers tremendous storage space with access to the rear garden. This home presents quintessential Georgetown living, close to all the restaurants, shops and features that make this one of the most desirable areas in the city.