The land is a diverse mix of upland timber, deep ravines, numerous creeks, and expansive water frontage, which together form a dynamic property filled with potential. Currently, it is primarily managed for hunting and wildlife, although many additional recreational opportunities exist. The property has been deed restricted to protect Stonehouse's environmental and scenic resources. Flexibility for future owners has also been preserved, and nineteen homes and associated improvements can be built, as well as 130,000 square feet of commercial space. As a result, Stonehouse Preserve can accommodate a range of future ownership scenarios, be it a family compound, best-in-class recreational retreat, or a small-scale, conservation-oriented community.

Complementing Stonehouse's flexibility are its extensive timber resources and overall acreage. Riverfront tracts of this size are rare on the Virginia Peninsula, and the property's low carrying costs make it an excellent long-term, sustainable investment opportunity and 1031 candidate.

The Facts:

~ 2,712+/- acres

~ Borders 2,600-acre Ware Creek Wildlife Management Area

~ 1 mile of frontage on the York River

~ 4.5+ miles of frontage on Ware Creek

~ Multiple additional small streams and creeks throughout the property

~ Land is primarily upland timber, with a balanced mix of hardwoods and pines

~ 15 min from Williamsburg, VA

~ 40 min from Richmond, VA

~ 2 hours 20 min from Washington, D.C.

~ Excellent deer, waterfowl, and turkey hunting

~ Extensive opportunities to develop additional recreational components

~ Convenient access to 3 commercial airports, all within 45 minutes of the property

~ Under conservation easement, 19 homes and 130,000 square feet of commercial space permitted

~ Offered turnkey with most furnishings and equipment