However, in a tiny Georgetown house (I think this is in “Fishtown” which was originally the free-black section of Georgetown) simpler, smaller-scale stuff would be more appropriate. The realtor should make them store some of the more ostentations stuff, like the big Asian pots. the animal heads, and the big pot-bellied French furniture.

Price is still too high for a 1 BR/1 Bath house, even in Georgetown. Most people who want that small a pied’ a terre, and can spend that kind of money, don’t want the maintenance of a 200 year-old house.

To sell it, dramatically reduct the clutter, and drop the price signifcantly.