Nearly 130 years of history, an extraordinary collection of original period details, and a location just three blocks from Georgetown’s celebrated Historic Square. Built in 1896, 304 E. 6th St is described as a Folk Victorian cottage with Queen Anne influences, offering a rare opportunity to own a home where the craftsmanship of another century remains beautifully present. Situated on a .33-acre corner lot, this 1,628-square-foot home features two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a covered carport, and a separate storage/workshop building. The home features original hardwood floors, doors, windows, transoms with hardware and are complemented by richly detailed trim and moldings. Look closer, and even the most of the doorknobs, hinges, and handles tell part of the story. The survival of so many historic elements together is what makes this home special. Each contributes to an architectural identity that has endured across generations, a depth of character that cannot simply be recreated. Attributed by the seller to be a C.S. Belford built home, invites a deeper appreciation of the materials, skill, and care behind its construction. For the preservation-minded buyer, there is something deeply meaningful here: the opportunity to live among these authentic details and carry their story forward. Just three blocks away, the Historic Square offers downtown dining, shopping, and community gatherings, placing this piece of Georgetown’s past within easy reach of its vibrant present. A remarkable home for someone who recognizes the value of what has survived, and feels a deep sense of pride in preserving a piece of Georgetown’s history.