Karin Andrews

This period Tidewater Farmhouse, which has seen numerous renovations through the years, is surrounded and bordered by a vast rural acreage, known as The Cloverdale Preserve; a mile-deep tract of conserved rural woodlands, farmland, marshes, and serene waterways on the Lower Rappahannock River, as it makes its way toward the open waters of the Chesapeake Bay. The offering of Cloverdale presents an

Good Luck Cellars, in Kilmarnock, Virginia is one of the premier wineries and event venues on the Northern Neck of Virginia and the entire Chesapeake Bay Wine Region. The vineyard is set upon a vast pastoral landscape which is bordered by Norris Prong and features several water features and ponds. Good Luck Cellars is a gathering place which draws from the communities of Kilmarnock, Irvington,

Wilton is a beautifully preserved & expertly restored historic property that appears today much as it did when Patriot William Churchill, II had this elegant manor home built in 1763. Encompassing approximately 26 acres with views of the Piankatank River, near present day Hartfield, this property consists of a 4,040 sq ft main house, 19th-century restored log cabin & an original two-room

Cherry Walk circa 1781, located in the Millers Tavern Rural Historic District, was built for Carter Croxton a Revolutionary War figure from Essex County. The main house features handsome flemish bond brickwork, a wood shake gambrel roof, and two elegant chimneys that flank both sides of this late 18th century Tidewater Cape. Original brickwork on the exterior, original doors, floors, hardware,

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. Sometime after, Thomas Lee and his family moved to Stratford Hall, which is a must-see on the Northern Neck! Since that time, a portion of this property has been known as "Burnt House Field". This vast bucolic parcel is partially fenced with

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 of Stratford Hall, Richard Henry Lee - Signer of the Declaration of Independance and other family members.

Mount Pleasant circa 1886 is a beautifully appointed Queen Anne Victorian, surrounded by a vast rolling pastoral landscape, on Virginia's historic Northern Neck. Relaxed Gilded Age Splendor abounds in every corner of this lovingly restored, exquisitely furnished, and beautifully maintained Manor House. Numerous dependencies, including stables, carriage house, smoke house, fenced pastures and more

Mount Pleasant circa 1886 is a beautifully appointed Queen Anne Victorian surrounded by a vast rolling pastoral landscape on Virginia's historic Northern Neck. Relaxed Gilded Age Splendor abounds in every corner of this lovingly restored, exquisitely furnished and beautifully maintained Manor House. Stables, a carriage house, smoke house and more have created an elegant and well-designed country

Historically known as Mountain View farm. 440.38 scenic, rolling, acres. Property features: 5 ponds, miles of roads & hunting trails, shop-utility building, 2 homes each featuring large eat in Kitchens, basements, 3 & 4 bedrooms, 2 full & 1 half baths. Main House / Lodge has panoramic views & vistas in every direction. Amenities: large kitchen w/ gas downdraft range, wet bar & billiard room,