8610 Robert E Lee Drive
Spotsylvania, VA 22551

52AC in Spotsylvania County - Great access to Spotsylvania Courthouse and Fredricksburg. Build a custom home on a 50ac Estate - bring horses - Development Investment Fully wooded with mature trees. Mainly hardwoods and some pines - customize the homesites and open areas as you prefer - over 2700 feet along the Po River along the property's border to the North and the West. The parcel boundary is understood to be the centerline of the river and does not extend to the opposite river bank. This river bottom land is a large natural game corridor for mature bucks, does and turkeys. The perfect spot for a few deer stands. Naturally, there are some wetlands around the River bottom. The land has a nice roll it with a slow rise from the road up about 40 feet to the highest spot on the track - A fantastic spot for a custom home with westerly, sunset views. Approx 1000 feet of road frontage on RT 208 - Robert E Lee Rd. This tract has potential as a single estate size custom home lot with horses and agriculture. Hunting out your back door. Also, the land could serve as a family compound with several home sites. The land has development potential with at least 5 lots on the property with a cluster development making it an investment. As the crow flies you are less than a mile from the Fredricksburg National Battlefield Park, just over 2 miles to Spotsylvania Courthouse, 12 miles to downtown Fredricksburg and only 7 miles to I-95. Very centrally located and you can access Lake Anna to the South. Spotsylvania County was established in 1721 from parts of Essex, King and Queen, and King William counties. The county was named in Latin for Lieutenant Governor of Virginia Alexander Spotswood who incidentally was also the second great-grandfather of Robert E Lee. The County is loaded with the early history of our Country. Many major battles were fought in this county during the Civil War, including the Battle of Chancellorsville, Battle of the Wilderness, Battle of Fredericksburg, and Battle of Spotsylvania Court House. There is no soil work at this time but we do have soil maps to share that show lots of sandy loam soil.