wader
Well-Known Angler
here's one you may like - you can't afford it - but - you may like it - think it's got most of everything you're looking for
just a click away
just a click away
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It is advertising a second habitable structure on the property - unless it's attached to the main house it is not legal in Onancock - there are no legal secondary detached buildings permitted in the current Zoning that are acceptable as living spaces - the only reason I know this is - being on the Planning Commision we just turned down a woman's request for a special use permit for a secondary structure on her property that the realtor told them could be approved as a Home Stay with a zoning variance - Town is very much against this. To say the least - she is not a happy camper
The inside looks good. May need a roof and siding.
I don't care for the house over the three bay garage. I wouldn't want to be walking up those steps all the time.
The steps are an issue ....... but most everywhere I looked, if you want your boat in your backyard, there are going to be steps involed.
The steps are an issue ....... but most everywhere I looked, if you want your boat in your backyard, there are going to be steps involed.
Hi Guys,
Am enjoying reading the banter. My story is about 35 years old. Around 1975 taxes forced my family to move to Virginia, Eastern Shore. About 5 years later my mother and father moved back north across the bridge to Melfa, a short drive to Onancock. My father did a ton of casting from the shore lines at Sunrise and again at Sunset. My father also like fresh bakery products so he would stop at the local bakery on his way home from Sunrise fishing. If memory serves me correct the bakery was in Onancock. Many times the bakery was closed and my father could not find out why. Finally, my father meets the baker and asks him, WHY? The bakers answer, The stripers were biting! That answer my father could handle as it made sense to him. The 10-15 years my parents lived down there was very good for them. The warmer climate, being near salt water and farm lands, the people, and the local hospital staff took very good care of my parents.
Good fortune to you folks down there.
Neil
No Rock or Ledges or Lobstahs ....... but, from what I hear, Blue claw crabs right off the dock and BIG striped bass and oystahs.![]()
Had I dared to actually keep the boat - that was an area I wanted to explore. Alas...............
crabs & oysters a plenty - the entire Eastern Shore has nothing but Oyster Festivals from October into December all up & down the Shore....
There are big bass to be found from my understanding but you need to know where to go for them. Apparently this is a closely guarded secret.
:cooly)
Too late, he sold it.Well keep your boat and go find them !!![]()
Better be careful Wader or you're gonna get overrun with NY'ers.
If I was you, I'd start focusing on telling everybody the negatives LOL![]()
Dang.Too late, he sold it.
Wader that million dollar house is much nicer inside than out. I’d be happy living in that garage??