This exquisite and absolutely serene Historic Property has been reduced in price from $850,000 to $750,000 USD. Contact me at 804-445-5500 to schedule your showing of Mahockney – the birthplace and home of Founders, Patriots, Statesmen and Agricultural dynasties in Virginia. Located 5 miles above Tappahannock at 5328 Mt Landing Road, Tappahannock, Virginia. Qualified Buyers Only.
Carousel – one of the very last of the GREAT RIVER ESTATES from the Country Place Era – Still remaining in Virginia has been reduced from $4,995,000 to $3,995,000. 40.63 acres on the deep, pristine waters of the Piankatank River. The cleanest and one of the most scenic rivers in Virginia! Located at 8495 Freewelcome Lane, Dutton Virginia, 23050. Make an offer! Carousel must be experienced! Gardens by Charles Gillette. Designed by Clarence Huff in 1938. Exquisite, Stately with a great country club feel. Casual Elegance without equal. Contact me, Karin Andrews at 804-445-5500 to show. Qualified buyers only.
Old Virginia Brick was used in this home. It is absolutely stunning!
Crafted and constructed by renowned Laplante Construction with the finest materials available around the world, Monticello-Somers utilizes the same materials Jefferson used to create his plantation home, including handmade bricks from Virginia that are laid in Flemish bond. The façade’s exterior design, dimensions, and footprint are historically accurate, including the home’s signature dome roof.
Only nine miles from Springfield, Massachusetts, the charming border town of Somers, Connecticut boasts an abundance of outdoor activities, including both Great Horse and Long Meadow Country Club, each with a signature golf course just six miles from the property. Pick fresh apples and strawberries from one of the many local orchards, or saddle up to ride along the 12 miles of horse trails through the adjacent property surrounding Monticello-Somers. With excellent schools, museums and parks, Somers provides a family-friendly atmosphere and embodies a true sense of community.
5Bedrooms
5f/4hBathrooms
9,936SQ FT.
9.27±Acres
Selma is located in the Winchester Historict District Ge n FlyerSelma Circa 1872 is a grand and equally rare Historic Estate on 4.15 Park-like acres, in the Winchester Historic District. Selma is the most iconic home in Winchester, second only to Glen Burnie, which is now part of the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley. The City of Winchester has provided a zoning letter that states that permitted uses include use as a B & B or Bed and Breakfast / Inn. This home is architecturally stunning and would make an ideal boutique Inn. Does need some TLC, although the bones of this grand home are excellent. Please click on the PDF Brochure Links and Zoning Letter below. Price has been reduced to $1.8 Million. Make an offer!
Selma is located in the Winchester Historict District Ge n Flyer
Selma is a graciously captivating manor house that exudes a silk like elegance on the outside and a stately warmth within. I believe in this wondrous and spectacular home! Throughout the generations, she has been the site of grand balls, galas, weddings, fundraisers and fabulous fourth of July picnics. Dignitaries, Celebrities, Family and Friends have reveled in her captivating charm. This exquisite and iconic home is set on 4.15 scenic acres, overlooking Amherst Street, in the Winchester Historic District. Convenient to Virginia’s Horse and Wine Country, Washington, D.C. and a short walk to the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley and Glen Burnie.
If only walls could talk, what stories they could tell! Contact Karin Andrews at 804-445-5500 with Howard Hanna / William E. Wood and Associates, to arrange your showing of this exquisite historic icon, located in Winchester’s famed historic district.
On a high promontory overlooking the gloriously stunning Corrotoman River stands Merry Point House – Circa 1767 with later additions and dependencies. These are my personal photos that I have retained ownership of. They were taken for the previous listing agent who asked me to photograph this property. As Merry Point is such a rare and remarkable property, I agreed to photograph it, with the intent of doing everything I can to help procure a purchaser and steward, who will carry on the legacy of this serenely captivating historic estate. This is simply the loveliest of properties, encompassing over 14 acres with superior elevation above the beautiful and sailboat depth Corrotoman River, in Lancaster County, Virginia. If you are reading this and have a realtor already, in another part of Virginia, I would still be delighted to assist you with the blessing and referral of your realtor.
As a professional photographer, I am also, often asked by other Estate Brokers to photograph their properties because of my attention to detail, architectural knowledge, artful eye and expertise regarding Historic and Estate Properties and their buyers.
As a Licensed Realtor in Virginia, Specializing in Historic, Waterfront, Equestrian and Estate Properties, throughout Virginia, I would be delighted to arrange a showing for you with the listing agent. Merry Point encompasses 14 pastoral acres, main house, guest house, garage, herb gardens, magnolias, dogwoods, towering trees, pier, dock, woodland gardens, trails and much more offered at $995,000.
Please feel free to contact me by email at [email protected], or by phone (804) 445-5500, for further information.
All photos by Karin Andrews Copyright 2015, all rights reserved.
Earlier this week, my work took me through Fauquier County and into Winchester. I am still in awe, looking back this week at the beauty that is Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley, in the Spring.
It has been a cool but enchanted spring throughout our great Commonwealth, from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Chesapeake Bay!
The photo below is of a lovely pink dogwood in full bloom set against an elegant portico, in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley.
Wilton is a wonderful treasure that I have been fortunate to visit at various times and during its recent restoration and “renewal”. There are few homes to rival the simple beauty, purity of design and the authenticity of Wilton – so beautifully sited and restored – without ruining the intent of the original builders. Last Summer, I was invited to come see Wilton and was given permission by the owner – Stephen Foster to take photos. He was so gracious.
Chuck Rackley and his crew- who undertook the actual restoration work under the direction of others and I have had occasion to work together on the care of Ben Lomond – Circa 1730 – in Essex County, which is currently under contract to close in October.
The article in the Washington Post (click link) is absolutely wonderful and worthy of sharing. I hope it will inspire you to preserve our historic icons for future generations.
