CORROTOMAN BY THE BAY

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Updated September 26, 2015

changed hands twice before being purchased in 1966 by American Central Corporation (formerly Northern Neck Recreational Development Corp.) American Central bought an additional 17.5 acres called Woodbine from the Chambers family to complete what we now know as Corrotoman By The Bay. Development began in 1967 and by 1971 deeded the community to the CBTB Association.

The Corrotoman By The Bay Association was incorporated on November 27, 1970 as a non-stock, non-profit organization. The primary purpose the association is to maintain and preserve the common property and recreational facilities owned by the Association, as well as promote preservation and purification of the Corrotoman River. The Association is made up of an all-volunteer board of CBTB property owners. For more information about the Association and Board click here.

About

Corrotoman By the Bay (CBTB) is a waterfront community along the western branch of the Corrotoman River and Senior Creek, located in Lancaster County in Virginia's historic and beautiful Northern Neck. CBTB community amenities include: a boat ramp and dock with boat slips available for rent; large swimming pool; common area with pavilion; playground; tennis courts; 9-hole golf course; and clubhouse with a small gym.

The CBTB community was formerly a 300-acre Sullavan’s Farm, purchased in 1840 from the Sampsons by John Levern Sullavan. The large house on the top of the hill overlooking the clubhouse was built by Mr. Sullavan. (Actress Margaret Sullavan was Mr. Sullavan’s granddaughter.) The property