Waterfront River House in Northern Neck

Charming 3BR / 3BA house (Sleeps 7-8) on the Corrotoman River, a relaxing and peaceful tributary off the Rappahannock River and the Chesapeake Bay.  Views of the water from the front and back of the house. Two master suites plus one other bedrooms and a kids bunk room. Open floor plan with views of the river from the family room, kitchen, dining, living room large deck, and office.  Perfect spot for a family outing or a romantic getaway.

The house is kid and dog friendly and has a variety of amenities that make it attractive to guests of all ages. Equipped with DishTV Satellite service and DVD players, the house is also stocked with both indoor and outdoor games.  The house also features a large deck and wrap-around porch that allow for entertaining venues both indoors and out.  Most importantly, a boathouse awaits with sailboat depth and is flanked by a dock that is perfect for fishing, crabbing, and swimming.  The neighborhood includes a public pool, boating launch ramp, putting greens, playground, basketball and tennis courts within walking distance.  Grocery stores, great restaurants, wineries, state parks, and historic landmarks nearby.

The Northern Neck is rich in history. Among other things it is the birthplace of presidents like George Washington and famous people such as Thomas Lee and Robert E. Lee. The history of the "Neck" runs deep in the history of the United States, even North Amercia. Before 1600, before the first English settlement, the Northern Neck was the land between the "River of Swans" to the north and the "Quick-Rising Water" to the South, two loosely translated Indian terms for the Potomac River and the Rappahannock River. To the east lies the Chesapeake Bay, otherwise known as the "Mother of Waters", the "Great Saltwater" or the "Great Shell-fish Bay", the largest estuary in North America. Captain John Smith visited this country in 1607. He was probably one of the area's first tourists.

The waters of the Potomac River, Rappahannock River, the Chesapeake Bay and their tributaries provide a haven for boaters and water enthusiasts, and have supported a fishing industry for generations. At the present, Colonial architecture, small-town charm, bed & breakfast inns, eight wineries, seventeen museums, historic sites, marinas and retail shops are among the valuable assets that attract visitors to the area. Just far enough away, 55 miles from Richmond, 75 miles from Washington, 80 miles from Norfolk, for you to experience the road less traveled. Visit www.northernneck.orgto learn more about the area.

May-September, Thanksgiving, Christmas

Weekly- $1,100

Monthly- $2,500

October-April

Weekend- $400

Weekly- $800

Monthly- $2,000

Additional $150 per person for groups over 8. No more than 10 people using the home or the homes amenities.

Non-refundable reservation deposit fee of $250. This amount will be applied to total rental fee.

Refundable Deposits:
          Damage - $250
          Damage Deposit for Large Groups (9-10 people) - $500
          Dog Deposit- $250