A truly rare opportunity in Westmoreland County! Situated on 3 parcels totaling 11.5± acres, this unique property combines history, privacy, and the peaceful rural lifestyle of Virginia’s Northern Neck.

A winding stone driveway beneath huge shade trees leads to a spacious 1978 one-story Colonial-style home featuring 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, dining room, large foyer, eat-in kitchen, and a screened porch overlooking the beautiful country setting.

But what makes this property especially remarkable are two additional homes. Drum Bay, a historic brick cottage believed to date to circa 1698, is associated with the early Lee family of Virginia and is considered one of Westmoreland County’s oldest surviving homes. It offers a living area, small eat-in kitchen, bath, and upstairs space. A separate two-story farmhouse provides just over 1,000 sq. ft. with 2 bedrooms and 1 bath.

Enjoy gorgeous farm views, abundant wildlife, mature trees, a large, fenced yard, storage shed and plenty of room for animals, gardens, and outdoor hobbies. The elevated setting offers privacy, beautiful sunrises and sunsets and a peaceful place to walk or simply relax on the porch.

Some updating is needed, but properties offering this combination of acreage, three homes, history and Northern Neck character rarely come along. Convenient to the Potomac River and the towns of Warsaw and Montross.