Pittmans Drive Ranch
$217,500
Lancaster Inland
288 Pittmans Drive
Irvington, VA 22480
Pending CBRAR #1830170 NNAR #104057
The Pittmans Drive Ranch is a quiet, private property within a golf cart ride of Irvington. One level living with lots and lots of space. There are two master bedrooms and an additional guest bedroom, three and a half baths, plus office. The home features two big living areas and a large kitchen/dining space. Huge back deck with lots of room to entertain or relax. Mature trees off the back deck provide a beautiful view from the breakfast area off the kitchen. Close to town, yet quite private.
Exterior
Acreage
1.35 acre lot
Exterior
Wood siding
Composition roof
Large rear deck
Storage shed
Interior
Built
1985 construction
Recent upgradesSquare Footage
2423 sq. ft.
Living Areas
Two large living areas
Fireplaces in eachThree Bedrooms
Two master bedrooms
One guest roomBathrooms
3 full baths
1 half bathKitchen
Breakfast nook
Office
Appliances
Dishwasher
Disposal
Exhaust fan
Microwave
Refrigerator
Smoke Alarm
Stove
Washer/DryerHeating/Cooling
2-zone 16 seer air/heat pump
1 electric fireplace
1 gas fireplace
Location
Lancaster County
Lancaster County, founded in 1651, has 231 square miles, with 98 square miles of waterfront. The population is approximately 11,000 people. Lancaster County has fabulous small waterfront towns. Irvington’s population is about 670 people and is home to Carters Creek and the Tides Inn. Kilmarnock has a population of around 1,200 people and has great waterways, shops and is known as the Steptoe District with a Scottish flare. White Stone offer a variety of shopping and dining and has the Robert O. Norris bridge as the gateway to the lower Northern Neck.
There are many beautiful waterways in Lancaster County off the Chesapeake Bay, including Fleets Bay, the Rappahannock River and the Eastern and Western branches of the Corrotoman River. You will find deep anchorage with protected water and wide views on Indian Creek, Dymer Creek, Tabbs Creek, Antipoison Creek, Carters Creek, and many more.
The area is known for its shops, local seafood, restaurants, and plenty of activities for daytime and evening. Lancaster has a rich history, and its well-known residents included Mary Ball Washington, mother of George Washington. Great location, 1+hours to Richmond/Williamsburg/Newport News and 2+ hours to VA Beach/Northern Virginia/Charlottesville.
A great source of information can be found on Virginia’s River Realm. Make sure to join their newsletter to find out more events as they come around.
Areas in Lancaster: White Stone, Irvington, Kilmarnock, Upper Lancaster, Weems, Lively, Morattico, Ottoman, Merry Point
Bodies of Water: Chesapeake Bay, Fleets Bay, Rappahannock River, Eastern & Western Branch of the Corrotoman River, Indian Creek, Dymer Creek, Carters Creek, Tabbs Creek, Antipoison Creek