c.1909 Virginia Fixer Upper Farmhouse on 1.38 Acres Reduced to $64K

$69,000 Reduced to $64,000

If country living is on your mind, this Virginia fixer upper farmhouse may pique your interest. The three-bedroom, 1.5-bath home has an appealing exterior and a very setting on 1.38 acres, but the interior needs significant work. Love the front porch and the gables with diamond windows.

Exterior featured at 40 Coan Wharf Rd, Heathsville, VA, 22473

Realtor Comments

This grand home, built in 1909, offers incredible potential for the right buyer. Whether you’re seeking a project, a fix-and-flip, new build or a chance to create your dream home, this property is brimming with possibilities. With some vision and rehab, it could become a stunning residence once again. The house is being sold as is and is in need of significant restoration enter at your own risk, as the owner is not responsible for any injury. If you’re looking to build your dream home in the country, this is your chance to do so! Enjoy the peace and tranquility of rural living, with plenty of space to grow crops, raise animals, or simply unwind in nature. The home is currently uninhabitable, but there are several outbuildings on the property that hold great potential for restoration or repurposing.

3bed
1.5bath
Circa 1909

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40 Coan Wharf Rd, Heathsville, VA 22473 $69,000 Reduced to $64,000

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property featured at 40 Coan Wharf Rd, Heathsville, VA, 22473

Family History

It appears that farm, which had much more acreage originally, was owned by the Sisson family. John H. Sisson (1864-1910) was a prominent merchant and businessman. He married Wilmeth Settle “Willie” Crowther Sisson (1865-1938) in 1896. Wilmeth was marriedin 1879 to Louis Bayse who died in 1895. The Bayses had two children, Clifford and Bettie. Wilmeth and John Sisson had two children together, Bettie and Irene. A family cemetery is in the middle of a field near the farmhouse on Coan Wharf Road. In that cemetery are the graves of John, Wilmeth and Marie Sisson, as well as Clifford and Louis Bayse.

Location of This Virginia Fixer Upper Farmhouse

Sisson’s Corner, Virginia, is a typical rural community in Central Virginia, offering a quiet, countryside living experience surrounded by natural beauty and agricultural land. It’s ideal for those who appreciate the peace of rural life, with nearby access to larger towns like Amelia Court House and Richmond for additional services. However, due to its limited commercial development and small population, it may not be the best choice for those seeking urban conveniences or a bustling social scene. The area offers a slower pace of life, making it well-suited for individuals or families looking for tranquility and a close connection to nature.