'Ditchley' is a historic treasure with many stories to tell! Originally called 'Bloomsburg' as a small home in 1815, then called 'Miramar' after the clear reflections made in the blue water in 1863, though this home burned down and was rebuilt in 1871 where it was then named Ditchley after the English Ditchley. As the years pass with a historic home, it learns to accommodate the owner & grows in size. Ditchley changed hands multiple times then in 1988 it proceeded to spend multiple years restoring its charm & beauty. As you walk around the property not only do you notice waterfront views everywhere, the privacy of the land but the charm of the tongue & groove ceilings on the wrap around porches, the oversized rooms, high ceilings, two Queen Anne sleeping porches, masterful craftsmanship of millwork, wood exterior doors all with a glass window allowing light throughout & much more. Interior featured rooms have waterfront views from most with a large kitchen off the formal dining room, the parlor off the large foyer with screen porch access, the family room with center fireplace, the 4 large bedrooms-2 ensuite bedrooms both with sleeping enclosed porches, great storage throughout & beautiful wood floors. Gorgeous waterfront along the North River, that feeds to the Mobjack Bay into the Chesapeake Bay. DEEP water at the Pier with a covered area at the end & a boat Lift. A waterfront historic property rarely come up for sale. Seller will credit buyer at closing for replacement of Geothermal System of $12,898.00, we have quote in hand.
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