Hartfield VA Real Estate & Homes for Sale

This cozy fishing retreat is perfect for the handy buyer or HDTV enthusiast! Recent updates include new carpet in the living room and bedrooms. The primary bedroom features an attached half bath, while two additional bedrooms share a full bath. A spacious family room off the kitchen offers the ideal spot for a playroom or entertainment area. The property does require some additional work, including replacing a few windows, but the possibilities are endless. Outside, youll find a detached oversized two-car garage-perfect for a workshop or extra storage. Plus, an additional lot and a half next door are available for purchase, giving you even more room to expand. Property is being offered AS IS; seller will do no inspections or repairs.

Wilton is a beautifully preserved & expertly restored historic property that appears today much as it did when Patriot William Churchill, II had this elegant manor home built in 1763. Encompassing approximately 26 acres with views of the Piankatank River, near present day Hartfield, this property consists of a 4,040 sq ft main house, 19th-century restored log cabin & an original two-room dependency dating to the 1840's. A scenic meandering driveway, parklike setting & beautifully landscaped grounds set the tone for all that awaits inside. Quite possibly the best-preserved privately-owned pre-revolutionary home remaining in Virginia, Wilton is the perfect marriage of a fully intact colonial era home with the modern amenities, updates & conveniences that are so sought after today. Having undergone a thorough but sensitive restoration, the historic integrity of Wilton remains & sets it apart as a property without equal in the Commonwealth of Virginia. The original historic fabric, workmanship & ambiance of ages past still live at Wilton! Conveniently located with easy access to Mathews, Gloucester, Urbanna, Deltaville, Irvington, Kilmarnock & the greater Northern Neck. A true icon and crown jewel in the Chesapeake Bay Region.,Granite Counter,Marble Counter,Painted Cabinets,White Cabinets,Fireplace in Bedroom,Fireplace in Dining Room,Fireplace in Family Room,Fireplace in Kitchen,Fireplace in Living Room,Fireplace in Master Bedroom,Fireplace in Study/Library

Wilton is a beautifully preserved and expertly restored historic property that appears today much as it did when Patriot William Churchill, II had this elegant manor home built in 1763. Encompassing approximately 26 acres with views of the Piankatank River, near present day Hartfield, this property consists of a 4,040 sq ft main house, a 19th-century restored log cabin and an original two-room dependency dating to the 1840's. A scenic meandering driveway, parklike setting and beautifully landscaped grounds set the tone for all that awaits inside. Quite possibly the best-preserved privately-owned pre-revolutionary home remaining in Virginia, Wilton is the perfect marriage of a fully intact colonial era home with the modern amenities, updates and conveniences that are so sought after today. Having undergone a thorough but sensitive restoration, the historic integrity of Wilton remains and sets it apart as a property without equal in the Commonwealth of Virginia. The original historic fabric, workmanship and ambiance of ages past still live at Wilton! Conveniently located with easy access to Mathews, Gloucester, Urbanna, Deltaville, Irvington, Kilmarnock and the greater Northern Neck. Deep water marinas, world class dining, small towns, shopping, galleries, farmers markets and the open waters of the Chesapeake Bay await. An hour or less to Colonial Williamsburg and Richmond. Convenient to Virginia Beach and Washington, DC. The offering of Wilton for purchase, represents a unique opportunity to purchase a truly rare and magnificently preserved and restored historic property, with a provenance that transcends the ages! Wilton is featured on the cover of "The Chesapeake House", published by The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation and in many other regional and national publications and magazines. It is an Icon among historic homes and one of the great historic crown jewels remaining in the Chesapeake Bay Region of Virginia.