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The most expensive condo to sell in the District during March 2012 was in Georgetown at 3303 Water located at 3303 Water Street, NW #E-6, Washington, DC.   This 2 BR / 2.5 BA / 1,886 SF condo includes two parking spaces.  The selling price was $1.85M / $981 SF, which was 93% of asking price.

Congratulations to Monica Boyd of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage for closing the most expensive condo sale in the District in March 2012.

Honorable mention for the second most expensive DC condo sold in March 2012 was in Kalorama at 2029 Connecticut located at 2029 Connecticut Avenue, #53 Washington, DC.  This 3 BR / 2 BA / 3,150 SF condo includes two parking spaces.  The selling price was $1.33M / $422 SF, which was 95% of asking…

The most expensive condo/co-op to sell in the District during February 2012 was in Foggy Bottom at the Watergate located at 2700 Virginia Avenue #1202/1203, Washington, DC.   This 3 BR / 4.5 BA / 3,683 SF co-op includes two parking spaces.  The selling price was $2.995M / $813 SF, which was 100% of asking price.



Congratulations to Gigi Winston of Winston Real Estate, Inc. for closing the most expensive condo sale in the District in February 2012.



Honorable mention for the second most expensive DC condo sold in February 2012 was in Georgetown at 3303 Water located at 3303 Water Street NW #H-3, Washington, DC.  This 2 BR / 2.5 BA / 1,921 SF condo includes two parking spaces.  The selling price was $2.45M / $1,275 SF, which was…

The most expensive condo to sell in the District during January 2012 was in Georgetown at 3303 Water located at 3303 Water Street NW #7H, Washington DC.  This 2 BR / 2.5 BA / 2,168 SF condo includes two parking spaces.  The selling price was $2.48M / $1,144 SF, which was 92% of asking price.

  Congratulations to Nancy Itteilag of Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc. for closing the most expensive condo sale in the District in January 2012.

Honorable mention for the second most expensive DC condo sold in January 2012 was also in Georgetown at 3303 Water located at 3303 Water Street NW #E4, Washington, DC.  This 2 BR / 2.5 BA / 1,848 SF condo includes two parking spaces.  The selling price was $1.7675M / $956 SF, which was 93% of asking price.

The most expensive condo to sell in the District during October 2011 was in Georgetown at 3303 Water, located at 3303 Water Street NW #F-8, Washington, DC.  This 5 BR / 3 BA 4,003 SF penthouse condo includes two parking spaces and has a 3,400 SF private rooftop deck.  The selling price was $6.25M / $1,561 SF which was 96% of asking price.

Congratulations to Theresa Maggie Rhodes of WC & AN Miller Realtors for closing the most expensive condo sale in the District in October 2011.

Honorable mention for the second most expensive DC condo sold in October 2011 was also in Georgetown at 3303 Water, located at 3303 Water Street NW  #L-7, Washington, DC.  This 3 BR / 3.5 BA 3,000 SF condo includes two parking spaces.  The selling price was $4.55M / $1,517 SF…

Georgetown and The West End Have Top Luxury Sales

 The most expensive condo to sell in the District during February 2011 was in Georgetown at 3303 Water, located at 3303 Water Street, NW #E-3 Washington, DC.  This 2 BR / 2 BA, 1,702 SF condo also includes two parking spaces and extra storage.  The selling price was $1.496M / $879 SF which was 100% of asking price.

Congratulations to Theresa Maggie Rhodes of WC & AN Miller Realtors for closing the most expensive condo sale in the District in February 2011.

Honorable mention for the 2nd most expensive DC condo sold in February 2011 was in the West End at 22 West, located at 1177 22nd Street NW #5B, Washington, DC. This 2 BR / 2 BA, 1,480 SF condo includes private storage and two parking spaces. …

Only 70 lucky Washingtonians get to call 3303 Water their home......and with three units currently on the market you could too!  3303 Water is one of those WOW buildings that everyone just falls in love with on their first visit.  There are many things to like about 3303 Water including the amazing views, luxury finishes, history of the C & O Canal and who's who list of owners.

3303 Water residents enjoy exercising at the roof-top fitness center or along the C & O Canal....sunning by the rooftop pool.....walking two blocks to M Street or heading over to a performance at the Kennedy Center.  For those who like to get the most out of life, it is challenging to top this location in the Greater Washington area.

With 24-hour concierge service, a doorman and…

Georgetown and West End Top DC Luxury Market

The most expensive condo to sell in the District during November 2010 was in Georgetown at 3303 Water, located at 3303 Water Street, NW #N-8 Washington, DC.  This 3 BR / 4.5 BA, 3,754 SF condo also includes two parking spaces and a roof deck.  The selling price was $5.75M / $1,531 SF.  This was the second consecutive month that 3303 Water had the top DC condo sale!

Congratulations to selling Realtor Mark McFadden of Washington Fine Properties, LLC for closing the most expensive condo sale in the District in November 2010.



Honorable mention for the 2nd most expensive DC condo sold in November 2010 was in the West End at 2501 Penn located at 2501 Pennsylvania Avenue #4B, Washington, DC.  This 2 BR +…

Georgetown Tops DC Luxury Market

The most expensive condo to sell in the District during October 2010 was in Georgetown at 3303 Water, located at 3303 Water Street, NW #7G Washington, DC.  This 2 BR / 2 BA, 1,909 SF condo also includes two parking spaces.  The selling price was $2.2M / $1,152 SF.

Congratulations to selling Realtor Nancy Itteilag of Long & Foster, Inc. for closing the most expensive condo sale in the District in October 2010.



Honorable mention for the 2nd most expensive DC condo sold in October 2010 was also in Georgetown at 3303 Water located at 3303 Water Street, NW #H-3, Washington, DC.  This duplex 2 BR / 2.5 BA, 1,921 SF condo also includes two parking spaces.  The selling price was $2.0M / $1,041 SF.

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A short list of Georgetown's best condo addresses is sure to include 3303 Water Street, a 70 unit project developed by EastBanc in 2004. Located directly on the C & O Canal, 3303 Water has views of the Potomac River and easy access to the Bethesda Bicycle Trail and Rock Creek  Park.

3303 Water features unique floor-plans with units ranging in size from 900 SF to 4,500 SF and dedicated parking spaces and storage units.  Luxury appointments include High ceilings, floor to ceiling windows, 8 foot doors, outdoor living space, custom European kitchens with Poggenphol cabinets, Sub-Zero/Gaggeneau/Miele appliances and marble baths.  Building amenities include a 24-hour concierge, uniformed doorman, rooftop pool and sun deck and fitness center.

Currently, two…