Casablanca - Irvington, VA - Chesapeake Bay Properties in Virginia скачать в хорошем качестве

Casablanca - Irvington, VA - Chesapeake Bay Properties in Virginia

Casablanca, located in the heart of Irvington on Carters Creek just off the Rappahannock River and the Chesapeake Bay. This beautiful waterfront home has 221′ of water frontage, protected 6′ MLW at the private pier, 40 X 20 gunite waterfront pool, all on 1.8 acres with an extra 3-bedroom perk building site. Stunning home was designed by the renowned architect William Henry Harris. Gorgeous from the start at the gated entrance with a crushed oyster shell circular drive and a 4-column covered parking area in the front. Lovely brick exterior and slate entry porch as you open the double door entrance to the wide foyer open to the tremendous great room with a wall of windows overlooking the waterfront pool and creek. The great room consists of a living area with wood burning fireplace surrounded by marble with built-ins on either side, a 10′ beamed ceiling open to the dining area, and a wet bar. The chandeliers in the living room and the wet bar area do not convey. Gorgeous waterfront high-end kitchen with marble countertops, raised white-washed brick fireplace with wood storage below, open to the “creek” family room with cathedral/beamed tray ceiling having great natural light. French doors to the raised poolside with retractable awning. The first floor Master Suite has an en suite master bathroom with new tiled shower and attached waterfront “Spa & Exercise Room” with a hot tub and doors to the poolside. The first floor is complete with a library/office with built-ins, half bathroom, and a laundry room with outdoor access convenient to the detached garage. Upstairs has two waterfront guest rooms sharing a guest bathroom, and a third en suite guest room. This is a stunning four bedroom waterfront home, great for entertaining and relaxing by the river. The historic town of Irvington is a charming waterfront village with small town parades, full of history and has a Steamboat Era Museum, home of the well-known Tides Inn and has small shops, dining that’s an easy walk, bike, golf cart or a very short drive to get to. Located about an hour from Richmond/Williamsburg/Newport News or 2+ hours to Northern Virginia. Also visit Virginia’s River Realm to see all the local activities surrounding this area.