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Marigold
330 Acre
Estate
Land Grant
dating to 1675

Above, the house is mostly circa 1825, per Essex County tax records.
The two story brick portion of the house was built using brick from a
church built circa 1692, which was on the property about one half to one
third a mile away from the house.
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Estate or Compound
At 330 acres,
there is enough room for a substantial home and the context for a fine
estate. The house sits back off Upright Road enough distance for
privacy.
Or, enjoy a great
investment.
Price:
only $1,150,000
Below, a field in early spring. There are about 103 acres
open on Marigold, today; used to be about 110 acres, but the woodland
creeps in over time.

Below, late Spring, the farmland is lush and productive.

At left, annotated Essex County Tax Map
Double click to view and/or print.
At left, annotated U.S. Geological Survey Map
Below, copy of Timber Cruise, which is not guaranteed in terms
of accuracy and/or scope.
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Below, aerial from WebSoils, USDA; NOTE:
BOUNDARIES ARE APPROXIMATE

Location

The address is: 1150 Upright Road, Tappahannock, VA 22454
Below, there is a sign-post hamlet by the name of Upright, about a
mile from Marigold.

Tappahannock is about 10 minutes up
Route 17; which is a four lane divided highway with little traffic !!!!

Marigold is boundary is about
1/2 mile from Rt. 17 and the house is about 1.5 miles down Upright
Road; from Rt. 17. Marigold controls over a mile of road frontage
on Upright Road.
Then, it is about 10 minutes from the
intersection of Rt. 17 and Upright Road to Tappahannock. Details
about Tappahannock and the hospital and shopping and restaurants can be
found at the web site, below:
Essex County and the Town of Tappahannock web site:
http://www.essex-virginia.org/

Marigold is about 8 miles south of
Tappahannock via a four lane divided highway;
Marigold
is about mile from Rt. 17.

Below, Riverside Hospital is about 9 miles from
Marigold, via four lane divided highway, Rt. 17.

HISTORY



Above, Source: Old Homes of Essex County,
edited and published by the Woman's Club of Essex County, 1957.
NOTE: This information may or may not be correct or complete.
double click for gravestone of Captain Lewis, 9th Virginia, CSA
The church site is in the woods, about 50-60 yards off Upright Road;
about roughly a half mile from the house.
double click to view granite marker of church site
double click to view pieces of brick at church site

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