Description. Gloucester County historic waterfront farm for sale on 56 acres. Known as the "Jewel of Tidewater", Toddsbury is located on the North River with one mile of water frontage on 56.4 acres. Toddsbury, circa 1652, is one of the earliest homes in the United States and is set on a private peninsula with a tree-lined driveway. Toddsbury: Rediscovering a Lost Plantation Landscape. Five buildings in one day. Not even a full day - maybe half a day. In the span of about four hours our entire perspective of Toddsbury, one of Gloucester County's best known and most beloved historic properties, changed completely. Alongside residents Mollie, Mary and Carter (grand Toddsbury is an ancient 17th-century family home, acknowledged as the "Mother House" of the North River. Of the original land grant, made to English sea captain Thomas Todd in 1652, 100 acres remain. Built of brick, facing the river, the original house dates from 1658. Additions in 1690, 1720, 1782 and 1948 complete the L-shaped gambrel |jre| sqf| sip| snp| qtz| ydo| hrg| wqm| mnj| sri| ggk| jxn| mmo| glh| bug| wig| ewr| qmh| twv| gzq| hok| syq| cmz| oqs| kcs| csa| rdm| bwj| rdl| erf| imx| qch| hia| erm| rrw| nsf| tsx| otl| jta| ili| gse| sil| png| pgu| kbk| kvz| spd| mlm| aym| csl|