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Welcome to 1363 Wilton Creek Road, a distinctive waterfront retreat where timeless architecture meets natural elegance, designed in 1975 by architect Bob Borum, inspired by Hugh Newell Jacobson, crafted with rough-sawn redwood siding, a cedar shake roof, and copper gutters. Step through cherry chevron double doors into a great room with soaring vaulted ceilings, exposed rafters, teak flooring from Thailand, and a floor-to-ceiling cupola blending architecture with nature, while picture windows frame panoramic views across the Piankatank River to Stove Point and Gwynn's Island. Smooth redwood walls, a Buckingham slate foyer, and a gas fireplace add warmth, with a loft offering a whimsical nook for kids. The eat-in kitchen, with concrete countertops aged to a soft patina, is perfectly positioned for river views. The owner's suite, a sanctuary with a pine-walled den salvaged from Richmond's Westham Train Station, features river views, a walk-in closet, and an ensuite bath with a frameless glass shower, leading to a screened porch with slate flooring and exposed beams, connecting to a brick patio for outdoor dining. The guest wing includes two bedrooms with a shared Jack-and-Jill bath and a cozy deck with built-in benches for sunrise views or morning coffee. Outdoors, enjoy a private beach, a 324' pier with lighting, a 10,000 lb boat lift, fish cleaning station, 50 amp shore power, swim ladder, a full-size tennis court, and an outdoor shower. This one-of-a-kind home offers refined waterfront living with architectural pedigree. Price includes adjacent waterfront building site. |
