CHECK. THIS. OUT. ------------ It’s a giant, gorgeous, beach-adjacent unicorn of a corner lot—and no, you’re not hallucinating from one too many Because-it’s-the-weekend-and-I-deserve-it margaritas. It’s real. It’s fabulous. And it’s up for grabs, baby. ------------ We’re talking nearly 30,000 sq ft of cleared, level, ready-for-glory land with unobstructed water views so good, your eyeballs might file a complaint for being emotionally overwhelmed. ------------ And it’s not just the lot that’s doing the absolute most. ------------ Widewater Beach is a charming little community on the peninsula tucked between Aquia Creek and the Potomac River, where life feels a little breezier and your iced tea tastes just a little sweeter. ------------ You’ll have access to a neighborhood dock and boat ramp on the creek side (with voluntary HOA = zero pressure), and a public ramp on the river side for your more spontaneous "let’s boat" moments. ------------ And let’s talk lifestyle perks: this community brings its A-game with kayaking, fishing, wildlife sightings that feel surprisingly spiritual, and sunsets so dramatic, they could win an award for “Best Supporting Glow.” ------------ Want to stretch your legs and feel vaguely athletic? Widewater State Park is just around the corner with trails ready to accommodate everything from power walks to I-swear-this-counts-as-hiking strolls. ------------ And the lot? She’s in a prime spot, just a skip, hop, and dramatic porch twirl from the water, with forever views thanks to green space owned by the community—meaning no one’s building in front of you. Ever. View? Secured. ------------ 240 big ones. That’s it. Two-forty. You can’t even get a parking space in some cities for that. And this? This is actual Earth. With views. With corner-lot confidence. With understated bougie vibes and unapologetic porch-sippin’ energy. ------------ So if you’ve ever dreamed of building your own little slice of paradise—complete with a screened-in porch where you can aggressively sip iced tea and silently judge boat traffic—this is your moment. ------------- Oh, and septic plans were drawn in 2021 (would need re-approval), but that should save you some time. And $.
