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Ted Leonsis' Georgetown Condo Finds a Buyer

  • August 14th 2018

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Washington Capitals and Wizards owner Ted Leonsis listed his Georgetown condo in April. The $3.2 million listing has now found a buyer. 

Leonsis purchased the two-bedroom home at Wormley Row on Prospect Street NW (map) in 2009, and the unit went under contract last week. Wormley Row is a former schoolhouse that was converted to high-end condos back in ten years ago. 

Ted Leonsis' Georgetown Condo Finds a Buyer: Figure 1
Living room. Click to enlarge.

The 2,500 square-foot unit features a large eat-in kitchen and a spacious living room, as well as a large master bedroom closet and dressing area. Ceiling heights rise to 11-feet throughout the unit, and all of the cabinets are custom and the appliances state of the art. The condo is listed with Mark McFadden of Washington Fine Properties. 

The Leonsis family has made other real estate headlines this year; in late February, Zach Leonsis purchased a $9 million home in Kalorama.

More photos of the listing below. 

Ted Leonsis' Georgetown Condo Finds a Buyer: Figure 2
Master bedroom. Click to enlarge.
Ted Leonsis' Georgetown Condo Finds a Buyer: Figure 3
Master bathroom. Click to enlarge.
Ted Leonsis' Georgetown Condo Finds a Buyer: Figure 4
Dressing room. Click to enlarge.

Photos courtesy of HomeVisit.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/ted-leonsis-georgetown-condo-finds-a-buyer/14313.

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