'Tideway Landmark on Carters Creek' overlooking the Rappahannock River with the most amazing views, stunning home, pool, and deep anchorage is sure to amaze! Southern charm with a Queen Anne Victorian flair and beautiful sunsets over the creek.

Lee's Hill, an Irvington landmark, is being offered for the first time.  Lovingly and painstakingly built in 1952, the Antebellum style mansion was designed by New Orleans architect Douglas Vincent Feret.  Southern influence is evident, including the Louisiana cypress incorporated in the construction.  Massive front columns, woodwork, and stairways are all beautifully executed.  The main residence contains 4876 square feet, waterside living room, dining room, and sunroom with wet bar - all commanding exquisite Carters Creek views.  An elegant foyer, updated kitchen, library, center hall and side entrance round out the first floor.  There are four en suite bedrooms.  Porches abound on both floors, enjoying glorious views and breezes.  There is a separate studio of 724 square feet with bedroom, bath, and work area.  The in-ground Gunite pool overlooks the deepwater pier and boat house.