2459 DUNBROOKE Rd Tappahannock, VA 22560

Cherry Walk, built around 1781, is situated on a knoll with an English Basement. The main house showcases Flemish-bond brickwork, a wood-shake gambrel roof, and chimneys. Original doors, floors, hardware, and moldings are present. The property includes over 95 acres of farmland with hardwoods and pine forests, providing habitats for waterfowl, upland birds, wild turkey, deer, and foxes. The current owners have restored the main house, including new systems, fencing, roofing, and pollinator gardens. A new drainage system around the English Basement was completed in 2022-2023. An in-ground salt pool with a new salt system is located in the garden. Water features include natural streams and a farm pond. Soil types include Suffolk Sandy Loam, Atlee Silt Loam, Rumford and Emporia Soils, Rumford Sandy Loam, and Bib Sandy Loam. Corn, Winter Wheat and Soybeans have been planted, cultivated and harvested on the property with Deciduous Forest and Mixed Forest making up a portion of the property. Historic dependencies original to the property remain. Located in the Millers Tavern Rural Historic District of Essex County, this property is near wineries, marinas, antique shops, dining, historic sites, farmer's markets, boat landings, museums, seafood, medical facilities, and more. It is an easy drive to Richmond, Urbanna, Gloucester, Williamsburg, the Northern Neck, and Fredericksburg, and convenient to Washington, D.C. Horses are welcome. Agriculture is the primary industry in this region, with a John Deere Dealership and farming infrastructure prevalent.