This extraordinary 18th-century waterfront estate sits in complete seclusion along the Cohansey River with 12 acres surrounded by over 6,000 acres of preserved wilderness. Built in 1736 and eligible for the National Register of Historic Places, the renovated manor showcases rare Flemish bond brickwork, 10 bedrooms, and seven marble bathrooms. The property’s heritage includes Revolutionary War history, the Underground Railroad, and decades as a private sporting retreat for bird hunting and fishing. Located a 15-minute boat ride from Delaware Bay, the estate includes a 5,600-square-foot barn, waterfront lodge, expansive river deck, private boat ramp, and multiple historic structures. Currently operating as Eagle Manor wedding and event venue, this versatile property offers limitless potential as an executive compound, corporate retreat, wellness destination, sporting club, or private estate—a rare opportunity to acquire a preserved piece of American history.
