1.13 Acres RAW LAND on Timberneck Dr Tax Map 28-42C4 (Surry County)

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1.13 Acres RAW LAND on Timberneck Dr Tax Map 28-42C4 (Surry County)

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Description: This 1.13 Acre property is located on Timberneck Drive in the Timber Neck area. The property is just outside the town of Williamsburg and Norfolk in Surry County Virginia. This is a secluded and beautifully wooded lot, it is nearly leveled and has road frontage.  Great location with Downtown Surry just 5 minutes away and the James River & Chesapeake Bay just 15 minutes. Build a dream home here and have easy access to Historic Williamsburg, and Jamestown, as well as living within a car rides distance to Virginia Beach. You will be able to enjoy the nearby parks, rivers and lakes, as well as the gorgeous scenery surrounding this community. 

Surry County is a county located in the Hampton Roads area of the Commonwealth of Virginia, a state of the United States. As of 2010, the population was 7,058. Its county seat is Surry

Surry County, Virginia one of the oldest regions settled in the New World, lies only a brief ferry ride from Jamestown. Surry’s attractions not only span three centuries of history, but also includes 20th century Surry Nuclear Power Station and Information Center as well as the environmental Hog Island Wildlife Management area. In addition to the public attractions, 16 privately occupied structures in Surry are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Today’s Surry County provides a montage of rolling farmlands, blossoming woods, water-front panoramas and quaint lifestyles. For history lovers, Surry is a wealth of stately old homes and plantations. For adventurers, there are footpaths through the woods, boating, off-road trails, hunting and fishing. The Surry County Department of Parks and Recreation offers a wide variety of activities including youth sports and an active seniors program. For food lovers, Surry serves up the quintessence of Southern cuisine, world famous smoke cured hams and home-grown peanuts. From the delightful ferry ride across the James River to the warmth and hospitality of the folks in Surry County, you are in for a unique and very memorable experience.

With recreational activities and opportunities to see life in a bygone era, Chippokes Plantation offers something for everyone. A working farm since 1617, visitors may tour an antebellum mansion, stroll through formal gardens or view a collection of antique farm and forestry equipment and a sawmill exhibit at the Farm and Forestry Museum. A campground and three unique overnight cottages allow visitors to spend the night on the historic grounds. The park features a large pool, a visitor center, gift shop, interpretive programs, two playgrounds and opportunities to bike, hike, ride your horse and picnic. Events include the Steam and Gas Engine Show in June; Pork, Peanut and Pine Festival in July; Plantation Christmas Craft Festival in October; and Christmas Open House in December. It’s in Surry County. Access is via State Route 10.

Slades Park has been providing motorcycle enthusiast a safe, challenging and expansive environment to enjoy riding dirt bikes and four wheelers. Twelve miles of trails on over 300 acres! All trails are clearly marked so that it’s easy to find your way. Also offering Pee Wee tracks for beginners and kids!

Head out of Surry a short distance and visit the Jamestown Settlement, a museum of 17th-century Virginia history, explores America’s first permanent English colony through film, galleries and living history in outdoor re-creations of a Powhatan Indian village, three English ships and colonial fort, and seasonal riverfront discovery area. Guided tours are offered daily. Become a citizen of the Revolutionary City and engage with the local community and experience firsthand the daily struggles of wartime. Explore our art museums, unleash your kids’ inner colonists, tee off a game of golf, or relax and unwind at the Spa. Stay at one of the official Colonial Williamsburg hotels, with a variety of opportunities to shop and dine, and you’ll never want to leave.

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DIRECTIONS: From Norfolk, VA,  Head east toward Cumberland St, Turn right onto Cumberland St, Turn right onto E Freemason St, Turn right onto Boush St, Turn left onto W Brambleton Ave, Take the Interstate 264/US 58 ramp to Midtown Tunnel/Portsmouth, Merge onto US-58 W, Keep right at the fork, follow signs for VA-164 W/I-664/Suffolk/Newsport News and merge onto VA-164 W, Merge onto Bridge Rd, Continue onto U.S 17 N/Sidney Bertram Hazelwood Sr Bridge, Continue to follow U.S 17 N, Turn left onto US-258 S/VA-32 S/Brewers Neck Blvd, Turn right onto US-258 S/VA-10 W/Benns Church Blvd, Continue to follow VA-10 W, Turn right onto State Rte 638/Timberneck Dr, Slight left. Destination will be on the left past 1399 Timberneck Dr. 

WHOLESALE PRICES:

OWNER FINANCED PRICE: 9,700!! Down Payment of 47, Payments of 127.03/month (Doesn’t Include taxes), 9.9% Interest, 120 Month Term.

CASH PRICE: 5,900!! (You get this Discount Price of 5,900 if you have all Cash!!)

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4.53 Acres RAW LAND on Exter Mill Rd Tax Map 748622329800000 (Chesterfield County)

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4.53 Acres RAW LAND on Exter Mill Rd Tax Map 748622329800000 (Chesterfield County)

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Description: This 4.53 Acre property is located on Exter Mill Rd in the Lake Chesdin area. The property is just outside Richmond and Petersburg in Chesterfield County Virginia. This is a beautiful wooded nearly level lot with road frontage. It has easy access to Chesdin Lake, as well as access to major highways. It would be perfect for building your dream home or keeping as an investment.  You will be able to enjoy the nearby lakes and rivers, as well as the cities surrounding this community. 

Chesterfield County is a county located in the Commonwealth of Virginia, a state of the United States. In 2012, its population was estimated to be 322,388. Chesterfield County is now the fourth-largest municipality in Virginia (behind Fairfax County, Virginia Beach, and Prince William County, respectively). Its county seat is Chesterfield (Courthouse). It is located in the Richmond-Petersburg region and is a portion of the Richmond Metropolitan Statistical Area. Much of the northern portion of Chesterfield County accounts for what is referred to as Metropolitan Richmond’s “South Side”.

The county’s economy is largely industrial based. Forty-one international companies have operations in the county. Some of these companies include Amazon.com, Capital One, Honeywell International, and Sabra Dipping Co. which located with the help of Chesterfield Economic Development and the Greater Richmond Partnership, the regional economic development organization.

Chesterfield is largely bordered by two rivers which define miles of its boundaries. The major adjoining cities each originated at the head of navigation of these river, called the fall line. There, the hillier and rockier Piedmont region falls to the sandy and mostly flat eastern coastal plain Tidewater region, a change which creates barriers for ships going upstream on the rivers. Chesterfield County includes areas of both regions.

Just 20 miles from downtown Richmond, Pocahontas State Park offers boating, picnicking, camping, hiking and a wide range of interpretive and environmental education programs. The Aqua Center offers seasonal water-based activities for the entire family, including a kiddie pool, fountain wet deck, three-foot and five-foot deep leisure pools, activity pool and two enclosed tube water slides. Rowboat, paddleboat, kayak and canoe rentals also are available at the 200-acre Swift Creek Lake during the summer. The park’s two fishing lakes feature crappie, largemouth bass, bluegill and catfish. The park has more than 58 miles of trails throughout 7,724 acres open to hiking, bicycling and horseback riding. While there, be sure to check out the unique Civilian Conservation Corps Museum.

Visit the Metro Richmond Zoo in Chesterfield County, where you can encounter a variety of animal’s just minutes from Downtown Richmond. Monkeys, zebras, giraffes, lions, tigers, rhinos, and camels are just some of the more than 1,500 animals residing here in spacious, naturalistic exhibits. Visit the herd of giraffe up close, and let these gentle giants eat right out of your hand! Feed and pet many barnyard animals. Various hand raised antelope reside in the petting area. Learn about our African penguins at the 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily feedings. Join in our keeper question and answer sessions. Take the Safari Sky Ride high above the zoo to see the animals from this scenic viewpoint! Carousel and other rides are also fun for the kids.

Birkdale Golf Club is a first class golf course for all skill level golfers. Dan Maples designed the course to challenge the best golfers while remaining fair and enjoyable to everyone. Just 20 minutes from downtown Richmond, it’s a short and worthwhile drive. Golf amenities include a two-tiered oversize practice tee and putting green. Other amenities include a 7,000 square foot clubhouse, four clay tennis courts, and a swimming pool with bathhouse.

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DIRECTIONS: From Petersburg, VA, Head west on U.S. 1 S/US-460 BUS E/E Washington St toward S Sycamore St, Continue to follow U.S. 1 S/US-460 BUS E, Slight right onto VA-226 W/Cox Rd,  Take the 2nd right onto State Rte 600/Ferndale Rd, Continue onto Pickett Ave, Turn left onto VA-36 W/River Rd, Continue straight onto State Rte 602/River Rd, Turn left onto Trents Bridge Rd, Turn left onto Exter Mill Rd. Destination will be on the right to the left of 16500 Exter Mill Rd. 

WHOLESALE PRICE:

CASH PRICE: 25,900!! (You get this Discount Price of 25,900 if you have all Cash!!)…Sorry no financing on this deal. 

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3.5 Acres RAW LAND off East River Ln Tax Map 20 A 59 (Matthews County)

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3.5 Acres RAW LAND off East River Ln Tax Map 20 A 59 (Matthews County)

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Description: This 3.5 Acre property is located off of East River Lane near the town of Matthews. The property is just outside Newport News in Matthews County Virginia. This is a stunning wooded nearly level lot within walking distance to tributaries of Mobjack Bay. This lot is perfect for building on or keeping as an investment.  You will be able to enjoy the bay and rivers, and the scenic views surrounding this community. 

Mathews County is located in the Chesapeake Bay region of Virginia, on the eastern tip of the Middle Peninsuala. The second smallest county in Virginia, Mathews features more than 200 miles of shoreline! It is bordered by the Chesapeake Bay, Mobjack Bay and the Piankatank River. One of the highlights of Mathews County is the New Point Comfort Lighthouse, which marks the entrance to Mobjack Bay.

In 1791, Brigadier General Thomas Mathews, then speaker of the House of Delegates of the General Assembly of Virginia, introduced a resolution calling for the formation of a new county consisting of the Kingston Parish of Gloucester County. Because of his support of the resolution, the new county was named for him. The County was divided from Gloucester on May 1, 1791. Mathews celebrated its Bicentennial in 1991. The Mathews County seal was adopted on February 11, 1793 and symbolizes the shipbuilding industry, which was of major importance to the economy of the County.

The Continental Navy built many of its ships in Mathews during the American Revolution. Many historic homes erected in the 18th Century have been well-kept and are still in use, including Woodstock, Providence and Green Plains. Captain Sally Tompkins, the only female confederate officer, was a resident of Mathews County. The county is also known as the daffodil center of the Middle Peninsula and the annual fall festival of the courthouse square, Market Days, draws visitors from across Virginia.

The county has remained relatively undeveloped, retaining the slow-paced, friendly charm of a country community. We recognize the need for planning so the beauty and bounty of the county can be enjoyed by future generations to come. The Board of Supervisors has given the highest priority to the orderly and controlled economic development of the county. Mathews County still does not have any traffic signal lights.

Bethel Beach Natural Area Preserve is a sandy spit of low dunes and salt marsh habitat separating the eastern side of Winter Harbor in Mathews County from the Chesapeake Bay. Winds and water move sand creating an ever changing habitat on the narrow beach, apparently to the liking of the Northeastern Beach Tiger Beetle, an endangered and Federally protected insect that thrives in these sands. Scan the beach and offshore bay waters, tidal lagoons, salt marsh, shrubby swamp, and deeper channels during any season to discover over 185 species of birds, including 25 species of shorebirds, that have been sited here.

The third oldest lighthouse on the Bay, New Point Comfort Lighthouse was commissioned in 1804 by Thomas Jefferson. The 55-foot octagonal sandstone lighthouse sits on an island, separated from the mainland by the Hurricane of 1933. View by boat or from the New Point Comfort Preserve Observation Walkway.

Whether you’re a country music fan or just want to spend an evening with down-home-hootin’-hollerin’-toe-tappin’-hand-clappin’ fun, you won’t want to miss Donk’s–Virginia’s Lil Ole Opry. Lively country music shows every other Saturday night, often featuring Mathews’ own country music star, Lynda Smith.

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DIRECTIONS: From Newport News, VA,  Head east on Town Center Dr toward Fountain Way, Take the 1st right onto Fountain Way, Turn left onto Thimble Shoals Blvd, Turn left onto Diligence Dr, Turn left onto US-17 N/J Clyde Morris Blvd, Continue to follow US-17 N Partial toll road, Turn right onto Main St, Turn right onto VA-14 E/VA-3 W, Continue to follow VA-14 E, Turn right onto State Rte 611/Church St, Turn right onto State Rte 621/Glebe Rd, Take the 1st right onto State Rte 622/Long Rd, Slight right onto State Rte 623/Magnolia Rd, Take the 1st right onto State Rte 670/E River Ln, Destination will be on the right off of the road, next to 37.43902,-76.353356.

WHOLESALE PRICES:

OWNER FINANCED PRICE: 12K!! Flexible Down Payment, Low Monthly Payment

CASH PRICE: 6,900!! (You get this Discount Price of 6,900 if you have all Cash!!)

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2.7 Acres RAW LAND on Folly Neck Rd Tax Map 31-30 (Richmond County)

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2.7 Acres RAW LAND on Folly Neck Rd Tax Map 31-30 (Richmond County)

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Description: This 2.7 Acre property is located on Folly Neck Rd in between Warsaw and Farnham. The property is just outside Tappahanock in Richmond County Virginia. This is a beautiful wooded nearly level lot with road frontage! This would be perfect for building on or keeping as an investment.  You will be able to enjoy the Rappahanock River nearby, as well as the Chesapeake Bay. This location has gorgeous scenery and you will feel tranquility living here.

Richmond County is a county located on the Northern Neck in the Commonwealth of Virginia. As of 2010, the population was 9,254. Its county seat is Warsaw. The rural county should not be confused with the large city and state capital Richmond, Virginia, which is over an hour’s drive away.

Warsaw is the county seat of Richmond County.  The original name of the town was Richmond Courthouse. In 1831 the town’s name was changed to Warsaw, after the news of the bloody Battle of Warsaw reached local residents. A number of other small towns in the United States changed their names to Warsaw at this time (Warsaw, Kentucky for instance), all as a result of sympathy in the United States for the November Uprising in Poland. Because Richmond Courthouse was still unincorporated in 1830, it is unclear who was responsible for the change of name to Warsaw. A former plantation estate Belle Mount is currently operated as a vineyard and winery within a few miles of Warsaw town limits.

In addition to Menokin, Mounty Airy, and Sabine Hall, Grove Mount and the Richmond County Courthouse are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The formerly listed Bladensfield was dIn 2004 the Menokin Bluegrass Festival was launched in Richmond County at the ruins of Francis Lightfoot Lee’s (a signer of the Declaration of Independence) ancestral home, Menokin (later changed to Menokin Music Festival). The festival attracts thousands of music fans every year in a celebration of the Northern Neck’s historical legacy.estroyed by fire in 1996.

The Rappahannock River Valley National Wildlife Refuge is a National Wildlife Refuge located along the Rappahannock River near Warsaw, Virginia; one of four refuges that comprise the Eastern Virginia Rivers National Wildlife Refuge Complex, it was established under the jurisdiction of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service in 1996. As of 2008, the Refuge consisted of 8,191 acres of property total. It consists of numerous non-contiguous units along the Rappahannock River in King George, Caroline, Essex, Westmoreland, and Richmond counties.

Enjoy handcrafted, premium wines of classic styles and unforgettable tastes. Discover the scenic vistas and spectacular winery setting on Virginia’s Northern Neck. Visit this multi-dimensional winery with cottage rentals, a banquet facility, picnic grounds and hiking trails. Rich in history the Belle Mount Plantation was originally settled in 1707 when Joseph Belfield retired from the British Navy with a land grant from the king of England. This historic site was once home to the Rappahannock Indians who lived along the shoreline here on Cat Point Creek and Menokin Bay. George Washington’s Birthplace, Stratford Hall and Historic Christ Church, the Northern Neck offers a tapestry of history that unfolds around every turn of the byways.

 Whelan’s Marina is located halfway between Warsaw and Kilmarnock just off of Route 3 on Hales Point Road in Farnham, Virginia on the beautiful Rappahannock River. This is a family owned and operated business. Mr. Johnny Whelan and his wife, Deanie came to Hales Point back in 1976 and opened Whelan’s Marina. You can enjoy fishing trips that would be perfect for any family or group. 

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DIRECTIONS: From Richmond, VA,  Head northwest on E Grace St toward N 7th St, Take the 1st right onto N 7th St, Slight right onto the I-64 W/I-95 N/I-64 E ramp, Keep left at the fork, follow signs for Interstate 64 E/Norfolk and merge onto I-64 E, Take exit 192 to merge onto US-360 E/Mechanicsville Turnpike, Continue to follow US-360 E, Continue onto US-17 N/Tidewater Trail, Turn right onto US-360 E/Queen St, Continue to follow US-360 E, Turn right onto VA-3 E/History Land Hwy, Turn right onto State Route 614/Folly Neck Rd. Destination will be on the right across the street from1257 Folly Neck Rd. 

WHOLESALE PRICE:

CASH PRICE: 17,900!! (You get this Discount Price of 17,900 if you have all Cash!!)…Sorry no financing on this deal. 

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7.42 Acres RAW LAND on State Route 672 Tax Map 64-(A)-157 (Lee County)

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7.42 Acres RAW LAND on State Route 672 Tax Map 64-(A)-157 (Lee County)

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Description: This 7.42 Acre property is located on State Route 672 in the Ewing area. The property is just outside Jonesville in Lee County Virginia. This is a beautiful wooded and sloped lot with road frontage. This lot is perfect for building a dream home or keeping as an investment.  Reasonably located near the Tri Cities, with access for traveling and visiting other state destinations. You will be able to enjoy the nearby parks and the scenic views of the Appalachian Mountains surrounding this community. 

Lee County is a county located in the U.S. Commonwealth of Virginia. As of the 2010 census, the population was 25,587. Its county seat is Jonesville. Lee County is the westernmost county in Virginia.

The first Europeans to enter what is present-day Lee County were a party of Spanish explorers in 1540, sent by Hernando de Soto, in search of gold.

The county was formed in 1793 from Russell County. It was named for Light Horse Harry Lee, the Governor of Virginia from 1791 to 1794, who was known as “Light Horse Harry” for his exploits as a leader of light troops in the American Revolutionary War. He was the father of the Confederate General Robert E. Lee. The days surrounding its founding was a tough time for Americans and Native Americans. Lee County was the final front on the Kentucky Trace this has become known as the Wilderness Road and The Trail of the Lonesome Pine. During the 1780s and 90s Forts or Stations were put into place to aid in protecting travelers seeking to follow in Daniel Boone’s footsteps to the new Kentucky Territory. Stations (or Forts) during that time were: Far Eastern Lee County Yoakcum Station, present day Dryden, Va, westward to Powell Riaver and Station Creek Rocky Station, then to Mump’s Fort present day Jonesville, Va, Prist Station, Chadwell Station present day Chawell Gap, Va, Martin’s Station present day Rose Hill, Va, Owen Station present day Ewing, Va, then lastly Gibson Station which still holds its name.

Among the largest early landowners in the county was Revolutionary War officer and explorer Joseph Martin, for whom Martin’s Station and Martin’s Creek at Rose Hill are named, and who was awarded some 25,000 acres (100 km2) in the county, which he later sold. Martin was among the earliest explorers of the region.

In 1814, parts of Lee County, Russell County, and Washington County were combined to form Scott County. In 1856, parts of Lee County, Russell County, and Scott County were combined to form Wise County, Virginia.

Part of Lee County is located within the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park.  The park is located where Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee meet.  Accordingly, portions of the park are in all three states.  The park is big (containing over 20,000 acres) and stunningly beautiful, offering numerous attractions.  These attractions include The Pinnacle Overlook, The Gap Cave, Hensley Settlement, Wilderness Road Campground, and almost 70 miles of hiking trails.  The Cumberland Gap is one of the most significant gaps or passes in the eastern United States

Lake Keokee is the hidden jewel of the Clinch Ranger District features a picturesque 92-acre lake with secluded coves surrounded by marsh grasses and hardwood forests of red oaks, white oaks, and hickories.  With no gasoline-powered motors allowed, the lake attracts only those who enjoy quietly probing the shoreline by canoe or casting from a john boat for largemouth bass and sunfish around the dead trees emerging from the shallows.

Leeman Field Park in Pennington Gap has many activities for the whole family. These include tennis courts, basketball courts, volleyball courts, a .58 mile walking trail, 2 children’s playgrounds, a sand box, swimming pool, baseball fields, access to the Powell River, and 3 pavilions.

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DIRECTIONS: From Jonesville, VA, Head north on US-58 W toward Main St, Take the 1st left onto Main St, Continue onto US-58 W/Daniel Boone Trail, Continue to follow US-58 W, Turn left onto State Rd 879, Turn right onto Dr Thomas Walker Rd, Turn left onto State Rd 744, Slight left onto Dean Rd, Take the 1st left onto State Rd 672. Destination will be on the right.

WHOLESALE PRICES:

CASH PRICE: 7,700!! (You get this Discount Price of 7,700 if you have all Cash!!)…Sorry no financing on this deal. 

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1.74 Acres RAW LAND on Wheelers Spring Rd Tax Map 006-A—80B (Charlotte County)

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1.74 Acres RAW LAND on Wheelers Spring Rd Tax Map 006-A—80B (Charlotte County)

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Description: This 1.74 Acre property is located on Wheelers Spring Rd in the Red House area. The property is just outside Lynchburg and South Boston in Charlotte County Virginia. This is a gorgeous partially wooded, nearly level lot with road frontage. This is perfect for building on or keeping as an investment.  You will be able to enjoy the nearby lakes and rivers, as well as the scenic beauty and history of the county.

Charlotte County was formed from neighboring Lunenburg County in 1764 and named for Queen Charlotte, wife of George III of England. Settlement of this new frontier began approximately 50 years before the county was formed.

Charlotte County was the second governing body in the 13 colonies to declare its independence from England. As the American revolutionary spirit unfolded, these people of newly acquired wealth and influence played important roles in the formation of the government. Its militia units helped to halt the advance of Cornwallis in 1781 and to hasten the end of the American Revolution. Tarleton’s raiders passed through Charlotte County. Lafayette’s units camped near Charlotte Court House and George Washington stopped here on his trip south after the Revolution. Distinguished people throughout the entire country trace their ancestry to Charlotte County families.

 People of national importance have lived in Charlotte County. It was briefly the home of the signer of the Declaration of Independence, George Walton, later of Georgia. Patrick Henry, born in Hanover County, came to Charlotte in 1795 and is buried at Red Hill, a national shrine. John Randolph, who represented Virginia in both houses of the US Congress between 1799 and 1825, lived and was buried at his home, Roanoke Plantation. Charlotte Court House was the scene of a famous debate on states’ rights between Henry and Randolph.

Visit Virginia’s largest lake, located in the southern part of the county! John H. Kerr Reservoir/Buggs Island Lake is more than 50,000 acres of fresh water with over 800 miles of beautiful shoreline. Surround yourself with natural beauty by launching a boat and see where it takes you. Quiet coves are waiting to be explored. You can indulge your adventurous side with water sports such as skiing, fishing, sailing & swimming. It offers other recreation such as camping, hiking, bicycling, hunting, & golfing. Listed as the number one Crappie fishing lake in the U.S. by “In-Fisherman” magazine, Kerr Lake is host to state and national fishing tournaments.

Annefield Vineyards is a boutique wine grower in Southern Virginia. Planted in 2006, the estate vineyards lie on the eastern slope of the Staunton River Valley in the foothills of Virginia’s Southern Piedmont, a place of unparalleled beauty and rich history. The mild climate and deep, well-drained soils allow them to produce elegantly styled, appropriately balanced wines.

The Keysville Drive-In is 1 of only 10 Operating Outdoor Theatres in Virginia. Built in 1952 the theatre ran seasonal until early 2001. After 8 years of sitting empty new ownership reopened it to great success in May of 2009. Located in beautiful South Side Virginia the Drive-in offers new movies with the classic under the stars feel. Open spring, summer and fall. (Mar – Nov) Located on Hwy 360.

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DIRECTIONS: From Lynchburg, VA, Head northeast on 10th St toward Main St, Turn right at the 2nd cross street onto Commerce St, Turn left onto Main St, Take the 1st left onto Washington St, Continue onto Concord Turnpike, Turn left to stay on Concord Turnpike,  Turn left onto US-29 N/US-460 E/Richmond Hwy, Continue to follow US-460 E/Richmond Hwy, Take the US-460 BUS E/VA-26 N exit toward Appomattox/Bent Creek,  Turn right onto Oakville Rd, Continue onto Confederate Blvd, Turn right onto Church St, Turn left onto VA-727 S/Red House Rd, Turn left onto State Route 638/State Route 725. Destination will be on the right at the corner of Route 638 and Red House Rd. 

WHOLESALE PRICES:

OWNER FINANCED PRICE: 9,900K!! Down Payment of 47, Payments of 129.66/month (Doesn’t Include taxes), 9.9% Interest, 120 Month Term.

CASH PRICE: 5,997!! (You get this Discount Price of 5,997 if you have all Cash!!)

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8.9 Acres RAW LAND on Boydton Plank Rd Tax Map 48-64 (Brunswick County)

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8.9 Acres RAW LAND on Boydton Plank Rd Tax Map 48-64 (Brunswick County)

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Description: This 8.9 Acre property is located on Boydton Plank Rd in the South Hill area. The property is just outside Petersburg and South Boston in Brunswick County Virginia. A beautiful heavily wooded and nearly level lot with road frontage. This would be perfect for building your dream home or keeping as an investment. 

The first recorded foray by the colonists into what is now Brunswick County occurred in 1650. Explorers left Fort Henry (Petersburg) to follow the Occoneeche trail on an expedition for trading with the Indians to the south. By 1714 the area was known well enough that it was selected by Governor Alexander Spotswood as the site of Fort Christanna, a trading depot and school for Indian children.

The first English settlers in Brunswick County swarmed into the lands near Fort Christanna during its 4 years of operation (1714–1718). Brunswick County was established in 1720 from Prince George County. In 1732 the county received more land from parts of Surry and Isle of Wight counties. Brunswick County stretched all the way to the Blue Ridge until 1745, when a series of new counties was formed and the current western border established. In 1780 Greensville County was formed from part of Brunswick’s eastern side and in 1787 the county’s eastern border was finalized with a minor adjustment.

The county is named for the former Duchy of Brunswick-Lunenburg in Germany, because one of the titles carried by Britain’s Hanoverian kings was Duke of Brunswick-Lunenburg.

Today Brunswick County is bisected by Interstate 85, U.S. 1 and U.S. Highway 58. Originally cultivated for tobacco by slave labor in colonial times, its mostly rural economy was diversified for lumber and other mixed farm crops before the American Civil War. Cotton is grown in the far south.

The small Saint Paul’s College, Virginia is located in the county, as well as a campus of Southside Virginia Community College. The Fort Pickett Army National Guard base is partly in the county.

The town now is engaged in a beautification project which involves replacing downtown sidewalks with brick and installing new streetlights. The new Albertis S. Harrison, Jr., Courthouse housing Brunswick’s Circuit, General District, and Juvenile and Domestic Relations courts was dedicated on 18 April 1999.

Like Golfing? The Lake Gaston Golf Club offers some of the finest golf recreation in Southside Virginia. Located 17 miles from both I-95 and I-85 in Gasburg Virginia, the course offers an exceptional variety of holes that include wide open fairways, to challenging narrow “chutes”, to spectacular plateaus overlooking beautiful crystal clear lakes and ponds.

Outdoor enthusiasts can head over to, Lake Rawlings located in Rawlings, Brunswick County. Located 2-1/2 miles from Exit 39, I-85, it is an ideal destination for weekend and day divers, or for divers who are traveling on or near I-85, I-95 or I-64. Lake Rawlings is a privately-owned scuba & camping park open to the public in the state of Virginia. The park features very clear lake water for scuba diving and snorkeling. Other attractions include a Nomad 22 airplane at 60′, open cockpit boats, automobiles, an end-of-road display (barrier, mailbox, street/directional sign and car), two school busses (one at 30′), a cabin cruiser, fishing boat at 60′ and the sailboat shell used in the underwater scene of the Warner Brothers movie, “The Replacements”. Lake Rawlings, staffed by friendly and courteous professionals, is a fun place to visit.

Visit the nearby South Boston Speedway it has been hosting races for 50 years with drivers from all over the United States.  It has earned the reputation of being the best NASCAR sanctioned short track racing in the country.  The track is only a 4/10 mile oval, but gives the same experience of larger tracks.  Most races are held on Saturday and are fun for all who come to partake.

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DIRECTIONS:  From Petersburg, VA, Head west on U.S. 1 S/US-460 BUS E/E Washington St toward S Sycamore St, Continue to follow U.S. 1 S/US-460 BUS E,  Merge onto I-85 S/US-460 W via the ramp to Durham NC, Continue to follow I-85 S. Take exit 24 for County Rd 644 toward Meredithville, Turn left onto Co Rd 644/Brunswick Dr, Turn right onto U.S. 1 S/Boydton Plank Rd, Turn left toward U.S. 1 N/Boydton Plank Rd,  Turn left onto U.S. 1 N/Boydton Plank Rd

WHOLESALE PRICES:

OWNER FINANCED PRICE: 23,900K!! Flexible Down Payment, Low Monthly Payment

CASH PRICE: 12,797!! (You get this Discount Price of 12,797 if you have all Cash!!)

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2 Acres RAW LAND on Rush Ln Tax Map 112 (A) 13 (Appomattox County)

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2 Acres RAW LAND on Rush Ln Tax Map 112 (A) 13 (Appomattox County)

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Description: This is two acres of level, mostly wooded raw land on Rush Lane, approximately 1000 feet from Liberty Lake, most likely with deeded access.  These two acres are set in pristine wilderness.  If you are an outdoorsman and you value peace and privacy, this rural retreat is for you.  Surrounded by woodlands, open fields and a large lake, this property has the potential for country living at its best with a lake in your front yard!

The property is located in Appomattox Virginia, set along the Piedmont Plateau of Appomattox County in historic Central Virginia. Appomattox is located at the exact center of the state.  Appomattox county was formed in 1845 and named for an Indian tribe, the Appamatuck. 

The county has both interesting history and great historical places, along with modern day conveniences and appealing VA real estate.   Along with the National Historic Park, this charming community features a variety of historical venues, tasty dining and fun shopping options.

For those who simply want to relax and unwind, the pristine waters and natural beauty of the James River and Holliday Lake State Parks await you. If your thirst for adventure and outdoor recreation goes beyond boating, canoeing and kayaking, Appomattox offers tournament level frisbee disc golf, hiking, fishing, biking, geo-caching, golfing and more.  For those who enjoy shopping, you’ll cherish the picturesque, Appomattox historic downtown, just 20 minutes away, offering great antiquing, charming restaurants, romantic bed and breakfasts, and true southern hospitality.

If you are relocating to Appomattox, VA and wonder of the quality of the schools, rest assured your child(ren) will be getting a first-rate education. The Appomattox, VA public school system earned the title of “Distinguished Title I School Division” as of August 2009. That means the No Child Left Behind Achievement objectives in reading and math have been exceeded for two years in a row. There are only ten schools in Virginia to earn this title. Also, the Appomattox Elementary School has received the rating of Title I Distinguished School for “maintaining full state accreditation under Virginia’s Standards of Learning program for two consecutive years, meeting NCLB benchmarks in reading and mathematics and having average test scores in both subjects at the 60th percentile or higher.”

With the breathtaking scenery of the nearby Blue Ridge Mountains, recreational activities can be found throughout the many park and rivers.  Some of these attractions include the following:

• Appomattox County Historical Museum
• Court House Square
• Monument Circle
• Visitor Information Center in the renovated Depot
• Civil War Surrender Site
• Appomattox Court House National Historical Park
• Civil War Reenactments
• Local Festivals – Including The Historic Railroad Festival on the 2nd weekend of October
• A Turn of the Century Walking Tour
• Variety of Antique Shops
• Appomattox Courthouse Theatre
• Carver-Price Legacy Museum – showcases rich African-American history
• Clover Hill Village – 6-acre living history village
• Cub Creek Pottery – a residential, apprenticeship pottery studio.
• Buckingham-Appomattox State Forest (approx. 9,000 acres)
• Natural Bridge – one of the ”7 natural wonders of the world”
• Poplar Forest – Thomas Jefferson’s Summer Retreat
• Red Hill – Patrick Henry’s home and resting place
• Sailors Creek Historical Battlefield State Park – location of the last civil war before Appomattox
• Steins Unlimited – location of the largest antique stein collection in the world
• Blue Ridge Parkway – most scenic drive in America
• The Hazel Moon Resource Center
• The Joel Sweeney Birthplace and Gravesite

Google-DIRECTIONS

DIRECTIONS: From Lynchburg, head northeast on 10th St toward Main St.  Turn right onto Jefferson St.  Turn left onto Washington St.  Continue onto Concord Turnpike, Turn left to stay on Concord Turnpike, Turn right onto Rockwell Rd.  Turn right onto Holcomb Path Rd/State Route 1016/State Route 660/Tyreeanna Rd.  Take the 1st left onto US-29/US-460.  Continue to follow US-460.  Take the US-460 BUS E/VA-26 N exit toward Appomattox/Bent Creek.  Turn right onto US-460 BUS E/Confederate Blvd.  Turn right onto N Church St.  Turn left onto VA-727 S/Red House Rd.  Turn right onto Co Rd 615/Lawyers Rd.  Take the 1st right onto Co Rd 644/Hancock Rd.  Turn left onto State Route 716.  Take a slight left, followed by a slight right.  Follow this road, keeping the tree line on your right.  Where another tree line from your left intersects, turn left and travel about 300 feet to the Southeast corner of the property line.  Toward the north and west you will find a stream.  The boundaries of the property, for the most part, are located within the stream line. (call 434-220-2229 for help with directions)

WHOLESALE PRICES:

OWNER FINANCED PRICE: 13K!!, Down Payment of 497, Payments of 175.35/month (Doesn’t Include taxes), 9.9% Interest, 108 Month Term.

CASH PRICE: 6,997!! (You get this Discount Price of 6,997 if you have all Cash!!)

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1.29 Acres RAW LAND on Agnes Ln Tax Map 62-22A (Floyd County)

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1.29 Acres RAW LAND on Agnes Ln Tax Map 62-22A (Floyd County)

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Description: This 1.29 Acre lot is located on State-Maintained Rt 769 just outside of the Town of Willis in Floyd County.  It is a beautiful location that would make a great home site.  The lot is very level and mostly cleared in the front with nice woods in the back half.  This lot has a peaceful country setting with easy access with Highway 221 just a couple miles away. 

Floyd County is a unique and growing community with 31 miles of scenic Blue Ridge Parkway along its eastern boundary, located in Southwestern Virginia. Floyd is largely rural-agricultural as far as setting, but has many of the services that “city folks” enjoy: professional and technological services, banking and finance, small business and industry, with fine eateries and the best in music and craft.

Floyd is within easy driving distance from Roanoke, Christiansburg, Blacksburg and Virginia Tech. Many of our citizens make their home in the natural beauty of Floyd County and keep a little distance from the “hustle and bustle” of the college towns.

For the lover of outdoor recreation, all of Floyd’s rivers and streams originate within its borders. Some waters flow north to the New River, by way of the Little River, or east to the Roanoke River. There is much water to explore, to canoe and fish. Small ponds, creeks and streams abound throughout the county. Hunting (deer, turkey, grouse, squirrels and more) and hiking the county’s many trails are other favorite pastimes.

Google-DIRECTIONS

DIRECTIONS: From Roanoke take I-581 S/ US – 220 S, Continue onto US-220 S, Take the exit toward Blue Ridge Pkwy, Turn left onto Blue Ridge Pkwy, Turn right toward US-221 S/ Bent Mountain Rd, Turn left onto US-221 S/ Bent Mountain Rd, Turn right onto Firehouse Rd NW/ Rt 768, Turn right onto Agnes Ln NW/ Rt 769, property will be on the right (parcel is located to the left of the house which is to the left of 394 Agnes).

WHOLESALE PRICES:

OWNER FINANCED PRICE: 12K!!, Flexible Down Payment, Low Monthly Payments!

CASH PRICE: 6,900!! (You get this Discount Price of 6,900 if you have all Cash!!)

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1.33 Acres RAW LAND on Franklin Pike SE Tax Map 56-30A (Floyd County)

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1.33 Acres RAW LAND on Franklin Pike SE Tax Map 56-30A (Floyd County)

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Description:  This quiet, 1.33 Acre parcel is located on Franklin Pike SE in the heart of Floyd County.  This is a fairly skinny, level lot with road frontage on a state-maintained highway.  This would make a peaceful and relaxing homesite that still has close access to the town of Floyd.  Or if you wanted some investment property this lot is surrounded with country beauty and plenty of outdoor activities this would make a great spot. 

Floyd County is a unique and growing community with 31 miles of scenic Blue Ridge Parkway along its eastern boundary, located in Southwestern Virginia. Floyd is largely rural-agricultural as far as setting, but has many of the services that “city folks” enjoy: professional and technological services, banking and finance, small business and industry, with fine eateries and the best in music and craft.

Floyd is within easy driving distance from Roanoke, Christiansburg, Blacksburg and Virginia Tech. Many of our citizens make their home in the natural beauty of Floyd County and keep a little distance from the “hustle and bustle” of the college towns…

For the lover of outdoor recreation, all of Floyd’s rivers and streams originate within its borders. Some waters flow north to the New River, by way of the Little River, or east to the Roanoke River. There is much water to explore, to canoe and fish. Small ponds, creeks and streams abound throughout the county. Hunting (deer, turkey, grouse, squirrels and more) and hiking the county’s many trails are other favorite pastimes.

We think you’ll find that Floyd County is a great place to live, work and play.

Google-DIRECTIONS

DIRECTIONS: From Roanoke take US-220 S, Take the exit towards the Blue Ridge Pkwy, Turn left onto Blue Ridge Pkwy, Turn right toward US-221 S/ Bent Mountain Rd, Turn left onto Shooting Creek Rd SE/ Rt 860, Turn right onto Franklin Pike SE/ Rt 68, Go about .8 miles down Franklin Pike and the property will be on your left (across from 919 Franklin Pike, if you hit Rt 1030 on your left you have gone too far). 

WHOLESALE PRICES:

OWNER FINANCED PRICE: 13,900!!, 997 Down, Payments of 169.80/month (Doesn’t Include taxes), 9.9% Interest, 120 Month Term

CASH PRICE: 5,900!! (You get this Discount Price of 5,900 if you have all Cash!!)

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