On the Eastern Shore of Virginia, life still moves to the age old rhythms of nature. Tidal waters tiptoe in and out of wildlife-rich marshes and creeks. Fertile fields turn their faces to the sun's gentle seasons. Unspoiled beaches await the bare feet of sophisticated city dwellers just now discovering the Eastern Shore.

Ironically, this unspoiled wonder is only a mile or so from the quaint and recently revitalized town of Cape Charles at almost the very southern tip of the Eastern Shore putting it just a short drive across the 22 mile Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel to the major metropolitan area of Virginia Beach / Norfolk / Newport News. 

The availability of waterfront building lots at the south end of the Eastern Shore has essentially dried up.  However, the demand for waterfront building lots everywhere but particularly at the south end of the Eastern Shore has continued to increase even as their availability has disappeared. 

 This increased demand is a direct result of people becoming more aware that the lower Eastern Shore has the last reasonably priced available land in near proximity to beaches and shoreline on the entire East Coast.  In the Cape Charles area on the lower Eastern Shore that underlying general demand has been greatly enhanced by the extensive advertising and real estate marketing efforts by Bay Creek Golf and Marina Resort, comprised of two championship 18 hole golf courses (one by Arnold Palmer and one by Jack Nicholas), a deep water marina, dockside shops, and gourmet restaurants.

 Protective covenants requiring quality building standards benefit each of the eight exclusive home sites in The Preserve.  Access directly off Route 13 (the Eastern Shore's major artery) is controlled by a private gated road to ensure the privacy and exclusivity of your new estate.

 These home sites will be sold from a recorded plat of survey with permanent health department approvals for on site well and septic systems for added assurance and peace of mind.

 These waterfront estates will never be part of suburbia. 

This is truly a unique opportunity to own, enjoy and then pass on to future generations this most authentic and historical part of the Eastern Shore