Lisburne


7971 Glass Road, Ordinary, VA 23072 Offered for Purchase $2,500,000


Lisburne, is a rare & remarkable waterfront estate property, encompassing 70.3 acres with significant water frontage on Vaughan’s creek – a tributary of the Severn River. Te Circa 1810 2 ½ story Georgian Manor House is set above a high English Basement and is surrounded by mature boxwood, towering magnolias and meandering waterfront gardens. Interior features include original heart pine floors, exquisite mantels, moldings and ceiling medallions, spacious country kitchen, raised paneling, elegantly appointed living spaces, high-ceilings and more. Te manor house is accessed through a stately gated entrance—which sets the tone for the remain- der of the property. Te entrance drive is flanked by: stables and formal cutting gardens to the left and a two-story 3-bay garage, tennis courts, pool, pool house, and what remains of the original ice-house (believed to predate the manor house) to the right. Lisburne is one of the great crown jewel estate properties remaining in the Chesapeake Bay Region of Virginia. Ideal Equestrian Property. Park-like setting. Featured numerous times on the Historic Garden Week in Virginia Tour and in legendary magazines, such as: Colonial Homes & Southern Accents.


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“We artfully, dynamically and diligently represent sellers and purchasers of Historic, Waterfront, Equestrian and Luxury Properties throughout Virginia. Although our office is located in Williamsburg, Virginia we will travel. If you have a Historic, Waterfront, Farm or Equestrian Property you wish to offer for purchase, please contact us today to arrange for a free in-depth market analysis of your unique property.”


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