c.1920 Three Bedroom Virginia Home For Sale $165K

Charming historic home in the heart of Parksley ready for its next chapter. Inside, you’ll find many original features including decorative moulding, beautiful flooring, stained glass accents, and the kind of craftsmanship that gives an older home warmth and personality. Spacious rooms and flexible living areas provide plenty of room for everyday living, entertaining, or restoring the home to its full potential. A standout feature of the property is the impressive detached workshop measuring approximately 40×24. Complete with electric and a second-floor loft storage area, the building offers possibilities for hobbies, woodworking, storage, small business use, or a future creative space. Conveniently located within walking distance to local restaurants, shopping, the town park, and the newly renovated Eastern Shore Public Library, this property offers small-town living with easy access to community amenities. Priced to sell and being offered AS-IS, this is a fantastic opportunity for buyers looking for character, workshop space, and the chance to make a classic Parksley home their own.

• 3bed
• 2bath
• 1,558sqft
• 9,583sqft lot
• Circa 1920

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Contact Realtor: Brittany Bundick

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Pros of Living in Parksley

• Small-town Eastern Shore charm — Parksley offers a quiet, close-knit community with a relaxed pace of life and a traditional small-town feel.
• Affordable housing — Home prices are generally lower than state and national averages, making it attractive for budget-conscious buyers.
• Proximity to nature and the coast — The Eastern Shore location provides access to beaches, marshlands, wildlife refuges, and outdoor recreation like fishing and boating.
• Low traffic and peaceful surroundings — Minimal congestion and noise make it appealing for those seeking privacy and simplicity.
• Rich regional character — The area has historic roots and a unique coastal-agrarian culture distinct from mainland Virginia.
• Good for remote or retirement living — The slower pace and affordability make it appealing for retirees or remote workers.

Cons of Living in Parksley

• Limited job opportunities — The local economy is small, with fewer high-paying or specialized career options.
• Rural isolation — It is relatively remote, with longer drives required for major shopping, healthcare, and entertainment.
• Fewer amenities — Dining, shopping, and entertainment options are limited compared to larger towns or cities.
• Car-dependent lifestyle — A personal vehicle is necessary for most errands and commuting.
• Hurricane and coastal weather risks — Being on the Eastern Shore means exposure to storms, heavy winds, and occasional flooding concerns.
• Limited nightlife and social scene — Those seeking vibrant entertainment or urban energy may find it too quiet.