Undeveloped Land Real Estate For Sale In Dinwiddie

Large Deck, Detached Garage. Driving Directions I-64 E in Henrico from Dominion Blvd and US-250 W. I-64 E in Henrico from Dominion Blvd and US-250 W. Upgraded and new. Take State Rte 600 and State Rte 601 to State Rte 1390.

1st Flr Mstr Suite with 1860's Heart Pine Floors, Tray Ceiling, Huge WIC & Bath with Dbl Vanity. Family Room has a floor to Ceiling Stone FP with Cathedral Ceiling, Wet Bar & French Doors leading to a Lg Deck with trex decking.

Quartz counters, tile backsplash, abundant cabinetry & rolling island will make you so happy to be the cook in the family! Charming arched opening into the sunken living room w/soaring vaulted ceilings & Jotul wood-burning fireplace combine to make this...

This home features 4 bedrooms, with a bonus room that could be used a as a 5th bedroom, or an office/study, and a large open area on the second floor that can be used for an upstairs den or play area.

Twenty acres with great potential for a 'home away from home'! This property is located in historic Dinwiddie County only six miles east of I-85 and thirteen miles north of US Rt. 58.

Driving Directions i-85 S to Dinwiddie exit 53. There is a buffer along the creek that has HUGE timber. Only 25 minutes to Colonial Heights and 45 minutes from Richmond. L on Carson Rd 1 mile to R on Hardiways Mill Rd 2 miles to L on Flatfoot Rd 4.3 mi...

Take right just prior to the Sussex line, turn left at Shands Park Sign, to Toublelfield Road. Property has large timber, mostly hardwoods, but with a mix of some pine. Driving Directions 95 south to Carson Exit to right towards 301, cross railroad tracks...

Planted pines on approximately 40 acres planted 1993 and thinned 2012. Approximately 780 feet of frontage on the south side of Rt.460 and 1390 feet on the north side of 460. Approximately 44 acres on the south side of 460 and 11 on the north side.

Canoeing, whitewater rafting, stand-up paddle-boarding, camping, birding, fishing and even gem hunting! The nearby lake, is a 3100 -acre reservoir which supplies the area with power and drinking water.

SPACE FOR EVERYONE AND EVERYTHING - OVER HALF AN ACRE LOT - DETACHED GARAGE - 2-CAR DETACHED CARPORT - SEPERATE 20 X 40 BUILDING W/VARIABLE USES - IS CURRENTLY USED AS PARTIAL REC ROOM, W/STUDY HALL, & WORKSHOP - DETACHED VINYL SHED - GARDEN AREA W/GRAPEVINES...

Canoeing, whitewater rafting, stand-up paddle boarding, camping, birding, fishing and even gem hunting! The nearby lake is a 3100 -acre reservoir, which supplies the area with power and drinking water.

Early stone tools have been discovered in various fields, within the county. The Nadowa lived along the Countys only river and the name of their tribe became associated with the area they inhabited.

This parcel is just minutes from I-95 and the Tri-Cities area and the majority of this land is already cleared. The land has been previously rented by farmers in the past but it is not at this time.

Twenty acres with great potential for a 'home away from home'! This property is located in historic Dinwiddie County only six miles east of I85 and thirteen miles north of US Rt. 58.

This was the first in several attempts by Union General Ulysses S. Soil maps and analysis indicate underground septic system. Dinwiddie County was formed May 1, 1752, from Prince George County.

This was the first in several attempts by Union General Ulysses S. Soil maps and analysis indicate underground septic system. Dinwiddie County was formed May 1, 1752, from Prince George County.

The popular sites include: Pamplin Historical Park, The National Museum of the Civil War Soldier and the famous Petersburg National Battlefield. Its a local haven for boaters, fishermen and water-sport enthusiasts, alike.

However the first inhabitants of the area were in fact Paleo Indians, prior to 8000 BC. Easement to the property. Electric runs along the property line making it easily accessible.

Early stone tools have been discovered in various fields, within the county. The Nadowa lived along the Countys only river and the name of their tribe became associated with the area they inhabited.