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Georgetown Church Listed For Sale, Will Relocate to P.G. County

by UrbanTurf Staff

Georgetown Church Listed For Sale, Will Relocate to P.G. County: Figure 1
2709-2713 N Street NW

The Alexander Memorial Baptist Church in Georgetown and accompanying parcels have been listed for sale with an asking price of $7.5 million, UrbanTurf has learned. The church will relocate to Prince George’s County.

The listing at 2709-2713 N Street NW (map) consists of the church building, an attached three-story apartment building and one vacant land parcel.

While still in operation, the church, which has been on N Street NW since 1908, has plans in the work to relocate to Prince George’s County in the coming months.

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This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/georgetown_church_listed_for_sale_will_relocate_to_p.g._county/7539

4 Comments

  1. JDog said at 8:40 pm on Wednesday September 11, 2013:
    what are you hiding that was photoshopped out between the tree and the stairs
  1. Seth Reynolds said at 9:05 pm on Wednesday September 11, 2013:
    Neither the church or apartment are listed on the Historic Register. So no HPRB issues, just the standard OGB delays I suspect even though neither are historic.
  1. Maximilien said at 9:08 pm on Wednesday September 11, 2013:
    I bet the neighbors will be glad to lose all those cars on Sundays with MD tags.
  1. David McClatchy said at 10:22 pm on Wednesday September 11, 2013:
    For further information, please contact the listing agent, David McClatchy, at 301.261.6700 or dmcclatchy@wfchesley.com.

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