$6,500,000

A once-in-a-generation Northern Neck landholding on Virginia's storied Chesapeake peninsula, just minutes from the Tides Inn, Irvington's boutiques and waterfront dining, and the everyday conveniences of Kilmarnock and White Stone. This rare legacy property of 744 acres pairs mature woodlands, rolling terrain, and substantial acreage with the privacy, scale, and provenance increasingly unavailable on the East Coast. The core opportunity: by-right zoning allows 575 fully entitled building sites—no rezoning, special-use permits, or public hearings required. With entitlements in place, the typical time and capital in execution risk are largely removed, creating immediate flexibility for the right buyer. That opens a number of paths, any of which the land can support. A private legacy seat on a portion of the property, with the balance held or developed over time. A phased, master-planned community of estate, mid-tier, and cottage homesites. A boutique resort, club, or wellness destination. Or a long-dated entitlement hold, in a market where replacement cost is already prohibitive and regulatory tightening continues to compound scarcity value. The setting supports every one of those use cases. Convenient to Richmond, Williamsburg, and Washington, D.C., it is anchored by Irvington, Kilmarnock, and White Stone—three of the Northern Neck's most stable village markets, where second-home demand has outpaced supply for more than a decade. Few East Coast offerings combine this level of entitled density, character, and location.