Tour Georgetown before you move to Washington

Washington, DC

Georgetown packs three neighborhoods into one: the retail bustle of M Street and Wisconsin Avenue, the quiet Federal-era rowhouse blocks climbing the hill above them, and the C&O Canal cutting its stone channel through the middle. Street View covers all of it, which means you and your agent can walk the commute from a side-street front door down to the M Street shops, detour along the canal towpath, and finish at the Potomac waterfront park — the exact loop you'd live if you bought here.

Your agent drives the showing and you come along live on your own screen, talking the whole way. Every guest joins with a named cursor, so when you spot a dormered rooftop on N Street or wonder about the traffic on Wisconsin Avenue, you point and your agent sees exactly what you mean. House-hunting couples can join the same showing from different cities and finally look at the same block at the same time.

There's nothing to install and no account to create — your agent sends a link and a join code, and the code keeps the tour private to you. Use it to shortlist blocks before a weekend of in-person showings, or to walk the neighborhood one more time before you make an offer.

No account, no download — pick a showing name, send the link, and you're walking together in seconds.