Cokesbury Parsonage is located across from a small town park on the Central branch of Onancock Creek, just steps away from the wharf where sunsets can be enjoyed looking across the broad fork of three creeks. Enjoy talking with neighbors from the broad front porch. From the stained glass window in the gable high over the front of the house to the glistening divide light window at the stair landing off the foyer light fills the house even though it is well shaded to the southwest by a large magnolia and oak tree. The traditional woodwork throughout the house speaks to the period of the 1930's when it was built. The brick fireplace with gas logs in the family room can supply a subtle mood or heat the house. The kitchen has a fully functioning wood burning fireplace to keep the home fire going while sharing coffee with family and friends or making cookies with a grandchild. The dining room has an alabaster stone chandelier casting a warm light across to the original Baltimore built glass-door hutch and buffet that likely came down on a steamer to the wharf. To the rear of the home is a full size bathroom and newer/never used LG laundry just off the sitting room overlooking the landscaped pergola. Take the sisal runner up to the second floor to find four uniquely different rooms (all can be bedrooms) in each corner of this traditional four square home so popular in Onancock in the first half of the Twentieth Century. All the color schemes in the home are from the Benjamin Moore Colonial Williamsburg Collection. The front rooms are in a cool Palace Pearl color and the north rooms are in a warm Williamsburg Stone. The southwest room, with its fireplace, is reminiscent of the many fireplaces that were originally in the house. Out the front window see the creek and park while smelling the magnolia blossoms just feet away. The southeast room features a window box to the east and a flood of light from the south looking back toward the creek. This room is well suited as a writing room from which you see the town and its people walking daily down Market Street to the wharf. The northeast room is well suited as an office, with its wall mounted digital monitor and small library with deep storage in the closet. The northwest room is shrouded by the white blossoms of a specimen crepe myrtle tree reaching up from the brick plaza below and heavily shaded from harsh summer sun but open to light in the winter. This room could be set up as a reading room and library. To complement these four rooms upstairs is a completely new bathroom with light marble color porcelain tile shower, marble top vanity and linen closet, all bathrooms have high quality Moen fixtures. This home is thoughtful, convenient and comfortable. In the garden, the hot tub and cooking grills, along with a full table and chairs under the pergola, create the ideal location for summer fun and a feast with friends or family. The garden has a host of flowering plants from gardenia to pretty pink dwarf hydrangea. Pink camellia flowers and red berry holly spread the color throughout the seasons. This is a home with the character of its nearly 90 years, yet all of its functioning components have been updated within the past ten years, many within the last year. Upgrades within the last 10 +/- years: Electrical, HVAC & plumbing replaced. New kitchen and bathroom, professionally landscaped, new windows. Pergola with Hot Springs "Prodigy" hot tub (2 years old) Upgrades within the last year: Interior completely repainted & exterior repainted in areas of sun exposure. Attic insulation & new exhaust fan. Chimneys inspected and both fireplaces working. New roof top chimney cap and renovated hatch. Access to attic rebuilt for safety and convenience. Remodeled both bathrooms, new lighting fixtures. HVAC system cleaned & repaired. New LG washer/dryer, kitchen fireplace mantle (custom design & handmade) & fireplace screen. All carpentry completed and tight.