Irene Lewin

Around the bend from county boat ramp and temporary tie up is these two parcels combined to make a home site at Sunset Landing. Base flood elevation are 8-9 feet on the rear portion of the property and 2' BFE (not in flood zone) bordering the state road, front portion of property. The majority of the land is wooded.

Village of Bloxom conveys this multi-generational property. Set well apart on two acres are two homes, each with a garage, outbuilding and car-ports. The main home, estimated was constructed in the late 50s, has been renovated while maintaining its charm, there are 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, eat-in kitchen, an enclosed porch and a sitting room. Also has a renovated She-Shed. The 2nd home is a

Franklin City bugalow, circa 1935. 1.48 acres conveys with this 1137 sq' home, being handicap accessible. 3 bedrooms, enclosed front and back porches, 1 full bath. Needs a a bit of polishing, yet does have an updated roof and siding. There is a detached workshop and 1 1-car garage. Well known for its oysters and clams, Franklin City, now referred to as Greenbackville was prosperous during the

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

Utopia of "Happy hunting grounds" By land or sea, ducks, deer, fish, crab, etc., will be yours for the taking. Then again, having all that privacy to enjoy songs of nature, the revolving skies, starlit nights, and majestic trees, is pure joy. Trails weave their way through this surveyed 128.24-acre property, featuring hundreds of feet of waterfrontage on Messongo Creek, zoned for both

Shores of Nanuda Circa 2018: Meticulous precision planning perfected on this 1.9-acre professionally landscaped parcel with 120' of waterfrontage. 105'x 5' L-dock, with kayak launch. Detached double car garage and shed... Water views are amplified through the span of windows from nearly every room. Quartz countertops in the well-equipped kitchen, bamboo & porcelain tile floors throughout. Master

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

Sweet Bungalow Circa 1930: Completely renovated with contemporary elements. Open concept kitchen to sitting room. Two spacious bedrooms. The entire home has been remodeled. Located on the highway, set back 100' or so, backyard feeling private and peaceful, approximately 200' deep. Split-system ductless heat and air, all-electric home.

Woodlands, serpentine Guilford Creek, and a bit of pasture convey with this 20 1/2 acres. A tract of land, 400 acres +-, was purchased to build a landing and loading for tobacco. Guildford inhabitants from 1664 to date still carry the family names and rarely do they sell their homes or land. Patent to Colonel Edmund Scarburgh, 1000 acres, 1670, encompassing Guilford Creek lands. Notable