1 Lot of RAW LAND on Lakeside Dr Tax Map 30 A 1 122 (New Kent County)

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1 Lot of RAW LAND on Lakeside Dr Tax Map 30 A 1 122 (New Kent County)

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Description: This 1 lot is located on Lakeside Dr in Quinton, VA. It is a wooded lot on a gentle slope with road frontage overlooking the beautiful Kent Lake! With such a gorgeous view, this property would be the perfect location to build a home while only being less than 30 minutes from Richmond! Since you’re only steps from the water, Kent Lake makes this property feel very inviting, scenic, and tranquil.

New Kent County is a county located in the eastern part the Commonwealth of Virginia. 66% of the county is covered in pine and hardwood trees and has 212 square miles of land and water. With that said, New Kent County has many attractions including hunting, fishing, boating, camping, nature trails, horseback racing, shopping, dining, and wineries.

Colonial Downs, one of America’s newest and finest facilities is located just off Route 155 near I-64 Exit 214. It features both turf and dirt Thoroughbred racing from late spring through mid-summer. Stakes features include the Colonial Turf Cup and Virginia Derby. The Harness racing season runs from late summer through mid-fall and features the Virginia Harness Day of Champions stakes races.

Kent Winery is a 17,000-square-foot winery that’s equipped with state-of-the-art wine-making equipment from all around the world. It was built by craftsmen with historic materials reclaimed from buildings and structures well over a century old. The stunning exterior facade of the winery was achieved using handmade, pre-Civil War bricks. Siding and roof shingles were milled from cypress logs that had been submerged in north Florida Rivers for more than 150 years. Come check it out for yourself today and enjoy an incredible, unique experience!

New Kent County was established in 1654 from York County and was organized and settled by William Claiborne. New Kent County is the birthplace of two U. S. Presidents’ wives – Martha Washington and Letitia Christian Tyler. The church where George and Martha Washington are believed to have been wed, St. Peters, still holds services today. The Chickahominy Indians frequented this area as well as nearby Charles City County and two tribes are still well-established in this area.

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DIRECTIONS: From Richmond, get on I-64 E from N 7th St. Follow I-64 E to VA-33 W in 2. Take exit 205 from I-64 E. Merge onto VA-33 W. Turn left onto US-60 E. Turn left onto State Rte 640. Take the 1st right toward Pine Rd. Turn left onto Pine Rd. Continue straight onto Lakeside Dr. Turn left onto Hickory Rd. Your destination will be on the right.  

Starting Bid/Reserve: 2,500!! 

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(In the subject line please put Auction.  In the email include your name, phone number and the amount you would like to bid.)

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2.005 Acres RAW LAND on Route 635 Tax Map 058-0A-34A (Lunenburg County)

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2.005 Acres RAW LAND on Route 635 Tax Map 058-0A-34A (Lunenburg County)

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This 2.005 Acre property is located on Rte 635 in Lunenburg County. The property is just outside the towns of Lunenburg and Kenbridge. This is a gorgeous parcel that is flat, wooded and has road frontage! This lot would be great for building your own home, recreation, or simply as an investment. Not too far from the cities of Richmond or Petersburg, you can have the country life not too far from our States Capitol!

Historic Lunenburg County lies within the rolling terrain of the Piedmont (Southside) area of the State of Virginia which is frequently referred to as the “Mother of States”.

Lunenburg originally was part of Brunswick County which was established during the reign of George II of England. Among his numerous titles was Duke of Brunswick-Luneburg. When this territory was divided, one section became Brunswick County and the other Luneburg, later Anglecized to Lunenburg.

Lunenburg County is proudly and historically known as the “Mother of Counties.” After being formed from Brunswick on May 1, 1746, Lunenburg went on to provide territory for the formation of nine other counties after 1753-Charlotte, Partick and Henry-hence, the title, “Mother of Counties.” The first Lunenburg Courthouse was located in what is now Mecklenburg County.

Lunenburg is one of only thirteen counties in Virginia known as “The Hanover Counties” because they bear names associated with various persons of the royal House of Hanover. Lunenburg is also historically known as “The Old Free State of Lunenburg,” a title bestowed at the beginning of the Civil War in 1861.

Lunenburg, largely agricultural, is known for its red clay and climate suited to various crops, mainly tobacco which has been and remains the principal cash crop. The abundant red clay was beneficial for building, resulting in the historic courthouse and many of its antebellum (pre-war) homes and chimneys being constructed of hand-kilned bricks from native soil.

 The present Lunenburg Courthouse building, the county’s third, was erected between August 1824 and March 1827. The historic Lunenburg County Courthouse (Circuit Court) embodies the architectural characteristics of Thomas Jefferson and carries the great distinction of being one of only four Jeffersonian Courthouses in Virginia.  Though still beautiful and statuesque, the courthouse building and grounds have been altered to varying degrees over the years. The Lunenburg Board of Supervisors completed construction of a new Courts Building, housing various local government offices in 2006 and renovations to the historic Courthouse in 2009. The renovations and new construction are intended to be architecturally compatible with the 176-year old original structure and immediate surroundings to maintain the original integrity of the buildings and grounds.

Aprox 5 miles North of Victoria on Hwy 49 is the Nottoway falls located on the Nottoway River. A man made fishing reservoir/lake and water supply for the Town of Victoria. On the east side of the dam under the bridge are foot paths along the river that take you to natural falls. Large beautiful rock structures, natural waterfalls and nature await you. Once you walk all the way to end, you have probably descended a few hundred feet below the man made fall. Great picnic spots on the large rocks. Also fishing on the west side above the falls. Public boat landing is located on the reservoir.

Head to the City of Petersburg and visit the award-winning National Museum of the Civil War Soldier forms the Park’s centerpiece. Here, the story of the 3 million common soldiers who fought in America’s bloodiest conflict is told in breathtaking fashion using the latest museum technology. An impressive artifact collection is set amidst lifelike settings. Interactive learning stations attract kids and grownups alike.

If you want to drive a little further, you can visit the Metro Richmond Zoo in the Richmond area. It is home to Giraffes, Tigers, Chettahs and Monkeys. This would be the perfect trip for any family!

Google–DIRECTIONS

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. Take exit 61 to merge onto US-460 W/Airport St toward Blackstone, Continue to follow US-460 W.  Turn left onto US-460 BUS W/Cox Rd, Continue to follow US-460 BUS W, Continue onto VA-40 W/S Main St, Continue to follow VA-40 W. Continue onto S Broad St, Continue onto VA-637/Craig Mill Rd, Continue onto Plank Rd, Turn left onto State Route 635/Oral Oaks Rd. Destination will be on the left, State Route 635/Oral Oaks Rd. It is almost to the corner of Oral Oaks Rd and Unity Rd, right after passing Unity rd, the property will be on the left. 

WHOLESALE PRICES:

OWNER FINANCED PRICE: 9,900!!, 67 Down Payment, Payments of 129.40/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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