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Georgetown Real Estate and Local Guide

Georgetown is a historic Gold Rush town in the Sierra foothills of El Dorado County, once known as Growlersburg. Founded in 1849, it was the hub of a rich gold mining area and remains a small foothill community today.

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Living in Georgetown

Originally nicknamed Growlersburg for the gold-laden quartz rocks that growled in miners' pockets as they walked. Source: en.wikipedia.org

IncomeAbout $90,381 median household
EducationAbout 22.5% hold a bachelor's or higher
CountyEl Dorado County

Homes in Georgetown

Owner-occupiedAbout 83% of housing units
Single-family detached housesAbout 82% of homes
Median home valueAbout $366,600

Source: ACS 2023

What makes Georgetown home

Georgetown (California Historical Landmark #484)

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Registered Gold Rush town founded in 1849, the northeasternmost town in the California Mother Lode

Georgetown Armory

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Civil War-era armory built in 1862 that still stands in the historic town

Historic Main Street

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Rebuilt after an 1852 fire and laid out an unusually wide 100 feet, with 60-foot side streets

Eldorado National Forest (Georgetown Ranger District)

Source: fs.usda.gov

Surrounding national forest with the Stumpy Meadows Reservoir offering fishing, swimming, boating, and camping

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