Chesapeake Bay waterfront real estate in Virginia's Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula Anderson Bay

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"Hidden Cove" ~ Antipoison Creek ~ Windmill Point

This spacious 6.9-acre parcel is conveniently located yet the homesite is tucked back 800' off of State Route 695 (Windmill Point Road) to make for a secluded retreat. There is a freshwater stream that starts at the state road and winds along the western boundary of this parcel until it reaches the tidal waters of Antipoison Creek, providing great biodiversity through both the freshwater marsh and saltwater marsh systems. Offering wrap-around waterfront with over 800' of tidal shoreline, this building site gives you pristine upstream views of the cove headwaters and also long views looking out towards the main body of the creek.

A pier with a boat lift should give you 3.5' ± MLW, as measured from a neighboring dock. This property is about 3 nautical miles from Little Bay, on the north side of Windmill Point. The FEMA flood map shows an elevated knoll where a waterfront home can be built outside of the flood zone. The lot is primarily level and features a mature mixed hardwood and pine forest. This picture shows the downstream view, looking North, from the shoreline. This lot was created before the Chesapeake Bay Act went into effect, thus it is considered a "grandfathered" lot. Currently, it is possible to obtain a Site Plan using Best Management Practices in order to build closer than 100 feet.

Antipoison Creek flows directly into the Chesapeake and is favored by serious boaters due to it's deep, clear channel and proximity to the Bay.

Exclusively Offered for $295,000.

SOLD 05/20/2005 for $300,000.

Cash to the Seller in 55 days!

View upstream of the tidal headwaters.

View across the creek and slightly downstream.

The adjacent property has a boat on a lift.

There is a wetland stream that runs around this point on the left hand side, as you are facing the water (to the West). We startled a pair of Mallards on the day we were there.