Anonymous
Post 04/25/2012 17:56     Subject: Where can you buy a historic home?

Old Town Alexandria, SE quadrant. Check out oldtownhome.com. It is a really fun blog if you are interested in historic homes.
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2012 17:52     Subject: Where can you buy a historic home?

Folks, Georgetown, Dupont, etc have TONS of Victorian-era homes. They are made of brick and stone and typically have shared walls.
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2012 17:38     Subject: Re:Where can you buy a historic home?

Annapolis and Falls Church City
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2012 17:13     Subject: Where can you buy a historic home?

Herndon
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2012 16:48     Subject: Where can you buy a historic home?

there are a few old victorians in Herndon and Manassas.
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2012 16:41     Subject: Re:Where can you buy a historic home?

what about old town alexandria? Still talking rowhomes like in georgetown, but they are historic.
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2012 16:38     Subject: Re:Where can you buy a historic home?

In DC: Georgetown, Kalorama, Dupont - though not Victorian.

Nice areas around DC: Annapolis, Eastern Shore (Chestertown, St. Michaels), The Plains- VA (Middleburg, Washington, VA), Frederick MD, lots more.
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2012 16:32     Subject: Where can you buy a historic home?

Garrett Park, MD
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2012 16:07     Subject: Re:Where can you buy a historic home?

Also in southern Prince George's County.
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2012 16:05     Subject: Where can you buy a historic home?

Basically anywhere that wasn't a wide spot in the road in 1900.

In VA: Winchester, Front Royal, Warrenton, Leesburg, Middleburg, Fredericksburg, LOTS in Richmond
In MD: Annapolis, Frederick, Hagerstown, LOTS in Bawlmer.
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2012 15:58     Subject: Re:Where can you buy a historic home?

Chevy Chase Village, Kensington, Cleveland Park, Chevy Chase DC.
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2012 15:57     Subject: Re:Where can you buy a historic home?

Takoma Park -- gorgeous historic district. Many of the houses sell privately, though, b/c they are quite sought after and turn over very infrequently (think every 30-40 years).

Meg Finn does have one coming on line in late Spring or early Summer, on Maple. I think it is the oldest Victorian on the block (the yellow house w/ turret).
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2012 15:54     Subject: Re:Where can you buy a historic home?

Historic (though not Victorians): Georgetown.

Historic looking: Chevy Chase MD

Closest thing to Victorians I've seen around this area (I live in DC so don't know much about the burbs): Cleveland Park. Seen some beautiful houses w/ the larger wraparound porches and a little victorian looking tower on some of the back streets of CP.
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2012 15:51     Subject: Where can you buy a historic home?

In MD, downtown Rockville has a number of old Victorian homes...Takoma Park also. There are pockets of Silver spring, Gaithersburg, even Olney with some older farmhouses and other styles of 1800-1900 homes.
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2012 15:48     Subject: Where can you buy a historic home?

I have been HGTV watching for a few days and these old Victorian homes with historical pasts are so interesting. What areas in MD, DC, VA would you find a historic home for sale?