These are the highest-priced home sales reported in Northern Neck & Middlesex, Virginia for the week ending November 1, 2026, and together the five sold for $7.1 million. Two were in Lancaster County and three in Northumberland County, spread between White Stone, Heathsville and Kilmarnock.
All five are single-family homes, built between 1996 and 2015, and the list runs from a 16.50-acre estate at the top to a home on a little over an acre at fifth place. Along the way are a three-story home in a creekside community, an A-frame with a sandy beach of its own on the Potomac River, and a home on the Great Wicomico River with a deep-water pier.
No. 1 — $3,200,000 · 2515 Fleets Bay Rd, White Stone, Virginia
The week’s top sale, at $3,200,000, is a Colonial on Indian Creek, just off the Chesapeake Bay, in White Stone. Its land, the largest lot of the five, is partly wooded and has a white sand beach. A private drive between brick columns leads to the home, which was custom built in 2015 and is the newest on this list, a distinction it shares with the fourth-ranked sale.
At 7,683 square feet, it is also the largest home of the five, with four bedrooms and seven bathrooms, six full and one half. Inside are solid oak floors, custom millwork and ceilings of nine feet and more. The kitchen is built around a large island with stone countertops and a Wolf range, with two dishwashers, two ovens and a wet bar, and it opens to the living spaces and to a skylit sunroom that steps out onto the deck. The living room and the family room each have a fireplace.
The primary suite is on the main level in a wing of its own, and each of the other three bedrooms has its own bath. A vaulted theater and game room has an HD projector, surround sound and a beverage center, along with views of the water. A guest suite with its own full kitchen is set above the attached garage, and an elevator serves every floor.
On the water, the property has a dock with a boat lift and sailboat-depth access to the Bay, along with an outdoor shower and storage for watersports gear. A detached barn adds a drive-through bay for a boat, workshop space, a climate-controlled flex room, a full bath and a kitchenette.
John Martin of Shaheen,Ruth, Martin & Fonville Real Estate was the listing agent for the week’s highest-priced sale.
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No. 2 — $1,450,000 · 310 Old Point Rd, White Stone, Virginia
Across White Stone in the waterfront community of Tabbs Creek, 310 Old Point Road sold for $1,450,000. The Coastal-style home, built in 2005, rises three stories on 1.59 level acres on a cul-de-sac, with stone and cement siding outside and panoramic views over the creek.
Its center is a great room two stories tall, where a stone fireplace climbs 20 feet and tall windows look out to Tabbs Creek. The main floor also has a family room facing the water, a large dining room, a lounge with a cathedral ceiling, an office and a kitchen finished in granite. The primary suite is on this level too, with its own fireplace and a spa-style bath.
Upstairs, the home has three more bedrooms and a loft game room with a second stone fireplace, plus a large bonus room with a wet bar that could serve as a media room or a gym. There is also a walk-up attic already plumbed for expansion and a rooftop terrace on the water side. In all, the home has 5,596 square feet, four bedrooms and four bathrooms, three full and one half.
Outside, a screened porch with a cathedral ceiling sits beside a Trex deck shaded by an awning, and a paver path leads across the landscaped grounds to a private dock with two boat lifts and a large slip, a short run from the Chesapeake Bay. The property has garage space for five cars, divided between an attached garage and a detached one with a mini-split system that suits boats, cars or a workshop. White Stone, Irvington and Kilmarnock, with their restaurants, shops and marinas, are minutes away.
The property last sold for $775,000 in 2017. Beth Groner of Keller Williams Fairfax Gateway was the listing agent, and Cinthia Neumer of Coldwell Banker Elite represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $850,000 · 72 Endless View Ln, Heathsville, Virginia
The third sale of the week, $850,000 for 72 Endless View Lane in Heathsville, comes with a private sandy beach on the Potomac River. The A-frame sits on five acres in the Sands On Potomac community, which has a boat launch and a common area, and it is close to Heathsville and Burgess.
Built in 1998, the two-story home has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,224 square feet, the smallest of the five by living area. Wood ceilings run over an open plan in which the kitchen, with granite counters, flows into the dining area, the family room and a sitting room or office, with views of the water. The primary suite is on the first floor and opens to the screened porch and the deck overlooking the river.
The land is where the property opens up. There is a pond on the grounds, riprap protecting the shoreline, a wooden overlook and new steps down to the beach. The pier has a boat lift and a new electrical panel. The garage space has been used as an art studio and a workout room, and French doors open to a sitting area that looks out on the pond and the river.
Dana Wilson of Bay River Realty Inc. was the listing agent, and Deb Hagan of Isabell K. Horsley R. E., Ltd. represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $825,000 · 580 Icehouse Cove Ln, Heathsville, Virginia
The Great Wicomico River sets the scene at 580 Icehouse Cove Lane in Heathsville, which sold for $825,000. The property has 292 feet of natural shoreline and a private sandy beach for swimming, and it sits on 2.89 secluded acres at the end of a quiet lane of eight homes.
The private pier sits in four to five feet of water at mean low water, and keel sailboats of 30 and 34 feet have come in and out of it. It has a boat lift, a jet ski lift, two slips, water and electricity. A small river shack stands at the water’s edge.
The Traditional home was custom built in 2015, with HardiePlank siding, and it has panoramic views of the river. Its open main floor puts the kitchen, dining and living areas together, and three of the home’s four bedrooms are on this level. The primary suite faces the river, and a wood stove warms the home. The finished walkout basement, with ceilings over nine feet, adds 1,394 square feet with a bedroom, a full bath and a rear door that leads out toward the water. The home has 3,238 square feet and three bathrooms in all.
Outdoors there is a screened porch overlooking the river, a deck, a patio, a fenced above-ground pool and a play area. An oversized, insulated detached garage has space for four cars along with storage, room enough for boats and trailers. Historic Heathsville and the shops and restaurants of Kilmarnock are a few minutes away.
The property last sold for $694,000 in 2024. Tiffany Hein of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices PenFed Realty was the listing agent.
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No. 5 — $775,000 · 75 Lagrange Ave, Kilmarnock, Virginia
Rounding out the week at $775,000, 75 Lagrange Avenue sits among mature trees in the Lagrange Estates waterfront community in Kilmarnock. Its private dock reaches deep water and has a boat lift, and the shoreline is protected with riprap.
The Contemporary home, built in 1996, is the oldest of the five, and its 1.11 acres make the smallest lot on the list. It has brick on the exterior, three bedrooms, three full bathrooms and 2,997 square feet on two floors, with a gas fireplace, an attached garage and a deck, and it has views of the river. Kilmarnock’s shops, restaurants, medical offices and marinas are minutes away.
Kenny Kuykendall of Middle Bay Realty was the listing agent.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 1, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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