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University townhouses are located on 36th, 37th, O, N, and Prospect Streets, just outside Georgetown’s main gates. These residences function as on-campus housing while offering a more independent living experience. Each townhouse has a unique layout with different sizes, floor plans, and resident capacities. Some houses carry historic designations from the Georgetown Historical Society.
Students choose townhouses for the combination of campus proximity and the services that come with university housing, while enjoying the increased autonomy of townhouse-style living.
Room Features
| Category | Features |
|---|---|
| Building | – Many houses have two or three levels, which may include basements or attics (may not be usable) – Unfinished basements are considered “un-livable space,” and are forbidden as sleeping areas, but may be used as study areas, dressing areas, or TV rooms – Many of the townhouses contain outdoor patios or porches – Access to Residential Minister – Mail and packages are delivered directly to the townhouse |
| Layout | – Townhouses house anywhere from two to nine residents |
| Furniture and Amenities | – Twin XL beds for appropriate amount of residents – Townhouses are furnished and many are equipped with dishwashers and full size washers and dryers. Some living spaces are carpeted. – Most townhouses do not have overhead lighting, except in the kitchen and bathroom areas. Students are encouraged to bring their own lighting. Halogen lamps are prohibited – Wi-Fi coverage in all rooms and common areas; Instructions on resetting your Astound modem |
Trash
Each block of townhouses has a dedicated trash can site. See list below:
- 1409-1417 37th Street: alley behind Poulton Hall with entrance on 37th
- 3612-3623 O Street, 3607, 3609-3630 N Street, 1237-1255 37th Street: Alumni Square quad, south side
- 3606 and 3608 N Street, 1300 block of 36th Street: alley behind Wisemiller’s
- 1227-1233 37th Street, 3517-3631 Prospect Street: alley with entrance between 3615 and 3617 Prospect Street
Mailing Information
Student’s Full Name
[House Number] [Street Number] Street NW
Washington, DC 20007
Staffing & Security
Community Director
Cory Graham
cg1414@georgetown.edu
Community Directors are professional live-in staff members employed by the University. These professionals work directly with students, Residential Ministers, Faculty-in-Residence and campus partners to create a formative living learning environment for our students. Community Directors oversee the Resident Assistant staff within their residential community and develop and implement community educational plans.
Resident Assistants
Resident Assistants (RAs) are student leaders who live in our campus communities and help create a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment for all residents. From hosting programs to offering guidance and responding in times of need, RAs play a vital role in shaping the Georgetown residential experience.
Building Security
Each residence has its own access door with a lock that residents are encouraged to secure at all times.