A Piece of Local History with Exceptional Restoration Potential! Circa-1900/1908, this two-story vernacular coastal Virginia farmhouse with late Victorian/Folk Victorian influences was built during a fascinating period in Deltaville's history. The community was still known as Sandy Bottom until 1909, when the name Deltaville was adopted.
This distinctive residence is documented in the Virginia Department of Historic Resources' Middlesex County Historic Architectural Survey. Set on approximately 1.59 acres in the heart of Deltaville, this approximately 1,900-square-foot home offers 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths, along with the character and architectural details of an earlier era.
Features include classic wood siding, a steeply pitched metal roof, tall windows, a distinctive front gable, and a covered front porch. Please note: This property needs substantial renovation, restoration, and repair and is being offered strictly AS-IS, WHERE-IS.
Seller will make no repairs, improvements, or corrective work and will pay for no inspections or repairs. Purchaser should conduct all desired inspections and due diligence at Purchaser's sole expense prior to closing and understand that Seller will not make repairs or provide credits based upon inspection findings.
For the buyer with vision, resources, and an appreciation for historic homes, this property presents a rare opportunity to restore and personalize a genuine piece of Deltaville's architectural heritage. While the home requires significant work, its size, 1.59-acre setting, historic character, and central Deltaville location offer the foundation for an exceptional restoration project.
Located near Deltaville's marinas, boating, restaurants, and waterfront recreation, the property provides convenient access to the relaxed Chesapeake Bay lifestyle for which the area is known. Bring your imagination and restoration plans and seize the opportunity to preserve a piece of local history for the future.
