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CBM Neighborhoods: Yorktown, VA
Yorktown, Virginia, is an important site in American history. It’s also a charming town with great schools. Greg Garrett of Garrett Realty Partners shares some of the highlights of this Revolutionary town. Learn more at www.garrettrealtypartners.com.
Urbanna approves apts. in commercial district without special permit
The Urbanna Town Council approved a zoning amendment to allow a limited number of apartment or condominium residences in the B-1 (commercial) district without a special use permit. The amendment would allow up to six residences per lot. At the council’s May 25 regular meeting Urbanna Zoning Administrator Roy.
#62. Mathews County, Virginia
- Population: 8,548 - Median home value: $283,300 (84% own) - Median rent: $1,063 (16% rent) - Median household income: $73,229 Quaint waterfront cottages, charming bed-and-breakfasts, and wraparound porches overlooking the glorious Chesapeake Bay. What more could you ask for? How about local art galleries, seaside cafes serving the freshest of seafood, and sunset walks on your favorite beach?
CBM Homes: Kilmarnock, VA
One of the most unique properties in the Northern Neck. Take in the salty air breezes and unwind at this private family retreat. Relax on your private Sand Beach or launch the kayak and take a tour of the back creek. Head out on a fishing excursion, just minutes from your home to great catches. Entertaining has never been so easy! You and your guests will enjoy 3900 square feet of endless views from every room. Grand living room with vaulted, beamed ceiling, cozy fireplace, new wet bar and deck access. Enjoy cooking in this newly renovated luxurious kitchen with an open dining area and double sliding doors leading to the screen porch with three sides of water views. Bedrooms feature two ensuite downstairs, one ensuite upstairs, bayside bedroom with private balcony and bonus room with balcony and full bathroom. All located on a private 2.5 acres overlooking Indian Creek / Chesapeake Bay and just minutes from great town amenities. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to make this your stay-cation.
Home eyed for old oil dock site
The Urbanna Planning Commission unanimously recommended the Urbanna Town Council approve a Special Use Permit (SUP) to allow a residence on a small parcel south of The Residences at Oyster Harbor Condominiums. The action took place following a public hearing at its special meeting on Aug. 31. As part of the town council’s regular monthly meeting, a public hearing to consider the application is set for 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 22, in the new Urbanna Town Hall at 390 Virginia St., Suite B.
County moves to fix purchase snafu
The Middlesex County Board of Supervisors (MCBS) recently closed on the purchase of 5.43 acres of land on General Puller Highway (Route 33) between Saluda and Cooks Corner. Back in March, the board agreed to purchase the property and the March minutes reflected that supervisors agreed to pay $93,000 for the property. The actual purchase price was $99,000. MCBS corrected the minutes and voted in July to appropriate $99,000 for the property.
Non-residents own 40% of Urbanna real estate
About 40% of Urbanna real estate is owned by non-residents. That’s according to figures for the year 2021 presented to the Urbanna Town Council by Town Treasurer Michelle Hutton at the council’s Sept. 8 regular semimonthly meeting. Of the 491 residential units in Urbanna, 194 are owned by...
Inside Business Top Workplaces 2022: Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group
Large companies, ranked No. 1 Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group lends peace of mind to the home loan process, while never losing sight that its employees are its most important asset. That’s why the Virginia Beach-based privately owned national mortgage lender has been named as a Top Workplace for the fourth year in a row. Now in its 26th year, Atlantic Bay Mortgage continues to grow, but all the ...
We Buy The Block real estate investors purchase 3 properties in Gloucester County
Whitteney Guyton refers to We Buy The Block, the real estate investment group she founded in 2021, as a movement. Powered by financial resources and a profound commitment to rebuild and restore diverse communities in Hampton Roads, the movement invested $1.8 million in Gloucester County. Three properties at 3048, 3056 and 3057 Hickory Fork Road were recently added to its growing portfolio. “I ...
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