Nestled at 1425 Twiggs Ferry Road, Wilton stands as a testament to history, a pre-revolutionary era manor built in 1763 that remains one of Virginia’s best-preserved colonial homes. Spanning 26 acres of scenic, parklike grounds with river views, this elegant estate seamlessly blends historic integrity with modern comforts. From its original fabric to the restored 19th-century log cabin, Wilton offers a rare glimpse into the past. Ideal for history enthusiasts, it’s also a gateway to Chesapeake Bay marinas, charming small towns, and world-class dining, shopping, and cultural experiences.
Wilton circa 1763 a Rare and Remarkable Historic | Contact for pricing
Karin Andrews
Karin Andrews
Rising above the rolling landscapes near Hartfield, Wilton stands as a testament to history, a meticulously preserved 1763 manor home originally built by patriot William Churchill, II. Spanning 26 acres with breathtaking views of the Piankatank River, this rural estate offers a serene escape on beautifully landscaped grounds. The 4,040-square-foot main house exudes colonial elegance, seamlessly blending historic integrity with modern conveniences through a thoughtful restoration. Alongside it, a 19th-century log cabin and an 1840s dependency add layers of charm and heritage. A scenic driveway winds through a parklike setting, inviting quiet reflection. Beyond its timeless allure, Wilton provides easy access to the cultural riches of Mathews, Gloucester, and Urbanna, as well as deep-water marinas and the Chesapeake Bay. With proximity to Colonial Williamsburg, Richmond, and beyond, this estate offers a rare chance to live amidst history while embracing modern comforts.
Price: Contact for pricing
- Size:
- 4,040 sq ft
- Contact:
- Karin Andrews, Shaheen, Ruth, Martin & Fonville Real Estate, 804.445.5500
