I am pleased as punch to announce the recent sale of one of my listed historic treasures, Linden, located in Upper Essex County, Virginia! Congratulations to my fabulous seller clients! It was my absolute pleasure, privilege and honor to represent you in the offering and successful closing of this iconic historic property! Thank you so much for choosing me to represent you! Linden now has new stewards and a bright future ahead!
Originally known as Mount Pleasant, this breathtaking 426.15 acre parcel was at one time the home of Thomas Lee whose home Mount Pleasant burned in 1729. Since that time, a portion of this property has been known as “Burnt House Field”. Located here is also the burial ground of Thomas Lee, the builder of Stratford Hall, Richard Henry Lee, signer of the Declaration of Independence and instrumental in the Leedstown Resolves.
(The cemetery is owned and maintained by The Society of the Lees of Virginia and is not included in this sale).
This pristine property is without equal in its panoramic and bucolic beauty and the vast opportunity it presents. Partially fenced, w/ 2+ ponds, it possesses a total of 6500′ (+/-) of frontage on Lee Creek and Lower Machodoc Creek off of the Potomac River. Lower Machodoc Creek flows into the Potomac River nearby at Drum Bay. 188+/- acres of open land is used as pasture and crop land. An additional 137+/-ac is part of a nutrient bank which protects the Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River watershed. Known by locals as “the little hatchery”, waterfowl, upland bird species and native wildlife is abundant. This property is a scenic and historic treasure which adjoins, Mount Pleasant circa 1886, in another listing, which is also offered for purchase. The two together would make the ideal luxury compound with waterfrontage on Machodoc Creek.
The offering of this historic farm, with a provenance that transcends the ages, is the buying opportunity of a lifetime. Wonderful opportunities for fine dining, social networking, award winning wineries, boating, fishing, kayaking, shopping, boutiques, museums, farmers markets, art galleries, caterers, medical facilities, fabulous restaurants and more. Marinas nearby. Convenient to Fredericksburg, Washington DC, Richmond, and Williamsburg. It is an absolute treasure and a must see.
Burnt House Field the burial ground of the Lees of Virginia.
Every year on the fourth of July a commemorative ceremony is held to honor the only two brothers to sign the declaration of independence. The Leedstown Resolves a pivotal event in the history of this region and the United States took place nearby. The Sons of Liberty was formed at Leedstown, Virginia six years before the Boston Tea Party. One of the first meeting places other than at Leedstown, also in Westmoreland County, was at the 1710 Tavern in Tappahannock, which was known in ages past as Emerson’s Ordinary.
Offered for purchase on Virginia’s Historic and Breathtaking Northern Neck is “Panorama”, circa 1932. Built by the Stuart family of Stratford Hall, this handsome Colonial / Georgian Revival Masterpiece is sited on a high promontory overlooking Chandlers Mill Pond. Offered with 133+ acres this property is without equal in the region and is one of the most breathtaking properties in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Although it was offered for purchase for several years (by other brokerages) before I was asked to list the property; I revamped the marketing, was present for showings and hit the ground running for the seller. After receiving multiple offers, the property is now under contract. The Link below features stunning photography of this lovely Historic, Waterfront and Equestrian Property at Montross, Virginia. Please contact me if I can help you fulfill your Real Estate Selling or Purchasing Goals. I represent sellers and purchasers of Luxury, Historic, Waterfront and Equestrian Properties throughout the major estate regions of Virginia, most notably the Northern Neck, Middle Peninsula and Chesapeake Bay Region.
Woodland – circa 1790 is a Federal Style all Brick Manor House in Essex County, Virginia that recently closed just prior to Thanksgiving 2020. The property is sited on 17.44 acres and is one of Essex County’s most recognizable homes having been featured on the prestigious Historic Garden Week in Virginia Tour and also having been a special event venue for years. It is now the home of a lovely family who will continue to be wonderful stewards to this very special property. I represented the Seller in this Transaction.
2020 has been a year of paradoxes and upheaval…with that said it has been an amazing time to help my clients achieve their buying or selling goals. It has been a record breaking year for Real Estate Sales in the Northern Neck and Chesapeake Bay Region of Virginia. I have had the honor and privilege of helping my clients achieve their Real Estate goals. If I can help you achieve yours, please give me a call or send me an email…I’d love to hear from you!
I can be reached at 804-445-5500 by cell and by email at: [email protected]. One of my recent sold properties is Wareham Farm. More information about Wareham and my other sold listings as well as sold properties where I represented purchasers, can be found on this site!
Located just minutes from Urbanna, Gloucester Court House and Mathews by boat or by car, on the scenic and pristine Piankatank River is Carousel – Designed and built by one of Richmond’s great Architects – Clarence Huff, during the Country Place Era in Virginia, Circa 1938. A walled Garden nearby by Charles Gillette. The two of them together were a legendary combination. Charles Gillette was a close personal friend of the original owners of Carousel, previously known as Belle Terre. (The name of Carousel was given by a later property owner). The property features more amenities than I could possibly list here. The waterfront presence is spectacular. The property is in Three Parcels with deep water, Charles Gillette Walled Garden, absolutely beautiful Tennis Courts, 2 Wine Cellars, 2 First Floor Master Suites, 2 full and 2 service kitchens, Captivating views of the Waterfront and extensive Gardens from every room. Low Maintenance Pier, Covered Docks and so much more. The photos below as wonderful as they are simply cannot do this exquisite property justice.
Carousel is without equal in Chesapeake Bay Region of Virginia and must be experienced to be appreciated. Real Estate Brokers, call today to arrange your showing or preview of Carousel.
The owners have approximately $6,500,000 in the property. Make no mistake, this is the buying opportunity of a lifetime.
Contact me to show at 804-445-5500 or email me at [email protected].
All unrepresented Potential Buyers must be qualified and provide documentation as to their ability to purchase, prior to showing.
Mahockney Circa 1670 & 1820 with later additions in 1910, is a rare & beautifully sited Manor house, on 48+ acres, surrounded by lush fields in cultivation & pastoral views in every direction. The five-bay, two-story manor house features high ceilings, arched doorways, original moldings & built-ins, heart pine flooring, a lovely center hall, elegant staircase, 5 fireplaces, massive exterior chimneys, a First Floor Bedroom, Formal Dining Room, Farmhouse Kitchen, Parlor & much more. The 2nd Floor features 2 spacious bedrooms & a large full bath. The basement features a brick herringbone floor w/ wine cellar. Additional property features include a pristine 7 acre stocked pond, wildlife in abundance, ancient towering trees, gardens, brick walkways, patios, a fenced herb garden, detached garage which can easily be converted into a horse barn, gated entrance, walking or riding trails, out buildings & a decorative water fountain, to the rear of the manor house. Mahockney has an astounding provenance and has been home to some of the most prominent figures in our nation’s history.
At one time Mahockney served as an Ordinary. George Washington Stayed here three times and served in the House of Burgesses later with William Roane when he lived here – Also Richard Henry Lee visited Roane here “many times” during the early days of the Revolution, according to a memoir written by his son Spencer Roane. And Spencer Roane went on to marry Patrick Henry’s daughter and knew him well while he was still living here . “George Washington and Richard Henry Lee were well-known visitors, along with other leading Virginia patriots”
If American and Virginia History is your cup of tea and you are a qualified buyer, please give me a call today to arrange your showing of Mahockney. . .still warmly welcoming visitors and friends for over 300 years!
Contact me, Karin Andrews via email at [email protected]or by phone at 804-445-5500.
W. L. Crutchfield, wife, five children
The small herb garden at Mahockney. Crushed clamshells and brick.
Mahockney attic detail
2012 Renovation Basement Wine Cellar after photo
2012 Renovation Root Cellar after photo – bog iron under English bond brick
Sub-floor pit, excavated; Mahockney South Basement
Skye Pond at Mahockney, autumn 2012
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The name for Mahockney probably came from the Indian name “Mahawg” which means “gourd.” The original home’s builder, Robert Tomlin, traded extensively with local Indians. (Dave Ellis / The Free Lance-Star)
There is no way to show the beauty of this pastoral farm other than by aerial photography! Located at 1151 Dodlyt Road, Heathsville, Virginia – this fantastic working farm has a 6000 plus square foot all brick Rancher on a high Walk-Out Basement – providing two complete levels of living space. Each floor has its own kitchen, living, dining, laundry, rec rooms, bedrooms, porches and much more. Nice Staircase, billiard room and more.
The livestock barn has four – five stalls that can easily accommodate the livestock of your choice, from Cattle, to Horses, Sheep, Mules, Burros and Alpaca! A scenic and beautiful farm pond is host to all sorts of wildlife and geese that fly in and out. This fantastic working farm has fertile tillable soil and is ideal for any farming application, etc. Minutes to the charming village of Heathsville, VA. Convenient to Kilmarnock, Tappahannock, Irvington, Williamsburg, Richmond and Fredericksburg. Historic Sites, Fantastic Schools, Rappahannock Community College, Fishing, Boating, Shopping, Wineries, Fine Dining, Boutiques, Farmers Markets, Galleries and much more are nearby, which is an added value to the quality of life here! Email me at [email protected] for more information about this fantastic Rural Farm.
Offered at $1,100,000, please call today to come see this remarkable property and make an offer! Sellers do not have to sell but are willing to consider all offers.
