Nestled in Onancock, this charming house for $232 per night is a fantastic choice for your next vacation. The Parsonage was built in 1836 and restored between 2001 and 2010. The homes sleeps 8 people comfortably with 3 bedrooms as well as a loft area with a child's elevated sleeping nook and a pullout couch in the downstairs sunroom. Bedroom #1 is the master with queen bed and en-suite bathroom with a walk-in shower. Bedroom#2 on the second floor has a queen bed with private sink in the adjacent laundry room that opens into a full bathroom shared with the loft. Bedroom#3 is on the first floor and has a full-sized bed. An additional full bath is also located on the first floor. The main level of the house includes a living room with television, stereo, couch, puzzles and books. The kitchen opens to the dining room/sun room and comes equipped with all you need to prepare meals. The back deck has a gas grill and the wide front porch has several rockers. The Town Wharf is only steps away where you can launch a boat at the public ramp or rent kayaks, paddle-boards and bikes. The passenger ferry to Tangier Island also departs from there. If you have a boat there is a public parking lot directly across from the house as well as car+trailer parking at the Wharf. Onancock Creek is about 4 miles long and opens up into the Chesapeake Bay which boasts pristine and secluded beaches and great fishing. If the ocean is your thing, Assateague National Park is the closest beach with surf and lots of parking. Adjacent to the beach is the town of Chincoteague with a water park a brewery and restaurants so together there is more than enough to do for a day trip there. Additional fun trips include a winery, The Barrier Islands Center, the town of Cape Charles, Savage Neck Dunes and the town of Wachapreague which is home to a popular restaurant with outstanding water views. Also out of Wachapreague you can charter a boat to take you fishing, birding, shell collecting or just exploring on the undeveloped barrier islands.