Irene Lewin

Circa 1950 Bungalow with 4 acres, rather unusual for being situated on the Main Street entrance in the town of Hallwood. Well-maintained with an eat-in kitchen, 2 bedrooms, full bath, dining room, sitting room and an enclosed porch. The land at times, had livestock and cultivated fields.

Essence of a little farm in Nelsonia. Bordered by a state road. is 10.26 acres of cleared field with BoJack soil, is the best and woodlands where you can hunt. Surveyed with septic certification for a 4-bedroom home. Excellent pastures that any equine would welcome. or any farm animals and pets, and still there is plenty of space for home and gardens. Only restriction is no barbed wire fencing or

Premier waterfront home site designed for seamless living on land and sea. Tie up alongside the bulkhead that easily and accommodate 3 vessels with deep drafts. The water is known to have 7.5' at MLW. New electric service has been installed for use at home and for boats. The grounds have been made ready for construction. There is a HOA with yearly dues of fifty dollars, its' strictly optional to

County Central Bugalow, all spruced up with 2 new bathrooms, gleaming floors, 2 bedrooms, and one ensuite. New windows and new electric heat, too. The enclosed front porch spaces the front elevation of the home, which can easily be a good spot for an extra guest room or office. Eat-in kitchen and mud/utility room. All on one level with a massive attic. Full acre in a quiet neighborhood.

Captain and first mate, the wife, sailed into Onancock on a tri-maran, popped into my office in search of a home site with deep-water anchorage.. We had just the ticket at Schooner Bay, a deep-water canal.. They proceeded to begin building their home, but like all sailors, they put on themselves to complete all the interior work. The accomplishments are very good, but still need to be completed

Peaceful local in the primary residential area is this roomy 3-bedroom, 2-bath mobile home. Once a singlewide, with a bedroom and deck addition. Set well off the road, with the salty sea breezes from the Bay, and fully equipped with a split system heat & air conditioning. Approximately 1000 sq' and 3/4 of an acre. Move-in ready and quite suitable for year-round residents. Just around the bend on

The Hollies on Nandua: A tidal estuary of the Chesapeake Bay. Private beach, deep water, navigable with 4' at MLW. Views over Nandua Creek stretch for miles. 3.58 acres. Partially cleared, the remainder in virgin woodlands. The septic and well are installed, and the road is in place. It is located on a 50-acre peninsula divided into 10 home sites. 1400 sq' building requirement, no mobiles or

Maple Wood Premiere: 1700s-1920. Refreshed and restored, historical 1843 sq' home located in Pungoteague, that has a rich history dating back to Native American inhabitants, with the name itself derived from the Native American term "Pungotekw," meaning "Sand Fly River". The area saw European settlement by the early 1600s and played a role in early American theater, with the first play in English

Hacksneck, Virginia, is a small waterfront village with a rich history. Its roots date back to the early 1600s, when Virginia's Eastern Shore was settled. The village evolved in relative isolation for many years before the bridge was built. Now, it's dotted with posh homes and farmettes, where folks never pass without a wave. A home in disrepair, with a well, septic, and 4.64 acres, is zoned