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Estate that was George Washington's headquarters during Revolutionary War hits market for $3.3 million
['Michael Tanenbaum', 'Phillyvoice Staff']
PhillyVoice
A Montgomery County estate that briefly served as former President George Washington's headquarters during the Revolutionary War has been listed for sale for $3.3 million after undergoing extensive renovations to modernize the property.
The six-bedroom home at 1901 Pennsylvania Ave., in Fort Washington, was the general's base of operations during the Whitemarsh encampment in late 1777.
Thomas Donkin/Donkin Media The kitchen is shown above at 1901 Pennsylvania Ave. in Fort Washington.
Thomas Donkin/Donkin Media The estate in Fort Washington was used as a headquarters for General George Washington in November and December 1777.
Thomas Donkin/Donkin Media The three-story home sits on about 2.6 acres near the Piszek Preserve in Fort Washington.
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