A 1762 Virginia house stood in Sussex County for 184 years, then was dismantled piece by piece in 1946 and rebuilt on land once part of George Washington's Mount Vernon estate; listing now contingent at $3.799 million
- (Source: Realtor.com)A historic 1762 Virginia farmhouse that spent its first 184 years in Sussex County before being taken apart and moved timber by timber has a prospective buyer at $3.799 million (£2.86 million).
- According to property records and estate reports from Realtor.com, the five-bedroom home is located at 4509 Carlby Lane in Alexandria, along the Potomac River.
- The land was once part of George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate.
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- (Source: Realtor.com)A historic 1762 Virginia farmhouse that spent its first 184 years in Sussex County before being taken apart and moved timber by timber has a prospective buyer at $3.799 million (£2.86 million).
- According to property records and estate reports from Realtor.com, the five-bedroom home is located at 4509 Carlby Lane in Alexandria, along the Potomac River.
- The land was once part of George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate.
Sources: Times of India