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Georgetown Estate Adjacent to Evermay Will Be Listed For $22 Million

  • July 26th 2018

by UrbanTurf Staff

Georgetown Estate Adjacent to Evermay Will Be Listed For $22 Million: Figure 1
Brooke House. Click to enlarge.

A 10,000 square-foot estate in Georgetown will soon hit the market for $22 million, UrbanTurf has learned, joining the $29 million home of Under Armour's Kevin Plank as one of the most expensive homes for sale in Georgetown. 

Georgetown Estate Adjacent to Evermay Will Be Listed For $22 Million: Figure 2
Living room. Click to enlarge.

The Brooke House at 1607 28th Street NW (map) will officially be listed for sale this fall. Formerly a part of the neighboring Evermay estate, the home was completely renovated by DC-based architect Christian Zapatka in 2005. 

Georgetown Estate Adjacent to Evermay Will Be Listed For $22 Million: Figure 3
Click to enlarge.

The nine-bedroom, ten-bath home sits on a third of an acre and has the feel of a country home, but the trappings of a residence that would carry a $22 million price tag, including a private massage room, a 2,000 bottle wine cellar and off-street parking for 11 cars. The estate is the former home of the late Ted Kennedy. It will be listed with Daniel Heider of TTR Sotheby's International Realty. 

Just a few years ago, homes listed at or above $20 million in the DC area were a rarity. Now, they are commonplace. Below is a quick rundown of high-priced listings and sales in the DC region: 

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/georgetown-estate-adjacent-to-evermay-will-be-listed-for-22-million/14262.

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