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For $1.5 Million, Own JFK's First DC Home

  • July 31st 2009

by Mark Wellborn

For $1.5 Million, Own JFK's First DC Home: Figure 1
Dining Room

This week’s “If I Had $1.5 Million” listing is a special one: It is the first home that John F. Kennedy lived in when he moved to DC. Kennedy bought the three-bedroom Georgetown home in 1946 when he moved to DC as a Massachusetts congressman (and bachelor). (He went on to live in four other houses in the city before becoming president.)

For $1.5 Million, Own JFK's First DC Home: Figure 2
Breakfast Nook

For $1.5 Million, Own JFK's First DC Home: Figure 3
Living Room

The home has a renovated kitchen with a breakfast room, a large formal dining room with French doors that open to a two-tiered back patio and a large living room with a wood-burning fireplace. Who knows, you could have quite the political career if you purchase this property. More details and photos below.

For $1.5 Million, Own JFK's First DC Home: Figure 4
Master Bedroom

For $1.5 Million, Own JFK's First DC Home: Figure 5
Back Patio

  • Address: 1528 31st Street NW (see map here)
  • Price: $1.595 Million
  • Bedrooms: Three
  • Bathrooms: 3.5
  • Year Built: 1942
  • For the full listing, click here.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/for_1.5_million_own_jfks_first_dc_home/1191.

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