Flowerdew Hundred Plantation
1618
A land grant settlement is established by the Virginia Company of London as authorized by King James I.
Historical Flowerdew Hundred Plantation
Nestled between the banks of the James River and Flowerdew Hundred Creek and protected by the borders of the James River National Wildlife Refuge, Flowerdew Hundred is a one-of-a-kind property that boasts the home of many instrumental people that helped carve the history of our nation and a place of occurrences and activities that changed the way our history books are written today.
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HISTORY OF THE ESTATE
1621
1720
Ferry operated for 80 years at the northern end of the property was shortest route from Petersburg to Williamsburg.
1864
Grants’ troops build a Pontoon Bridge that spans 1,992 feet across the narrowest point of the James River to Flowerdew Hundred.
1915
1967
1967
1974
The property becomes an archaeological district of the National Registry of Historic Places.
1981
1991
2012
2021
1,322 ACRES OF LAND 4.3 MILES OF JAMES RIVER WATERFRONT EASY ROAD ACCESS TO ENTIRE PROPERTY 36 MILES FROM RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
14431
SQUARE FEET
13
BEDROOMS
10
FULL BATHS
3
HALF BATHS
6
FIREPLACES