Clover, VA
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Added to OHD on 5/21/18 - Last OHD Update: 4/12/20 -
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Added to OHD on 5/21/18 - Last OHD Update: 4/12/20 -
Off Market / Archived
312 N Main St, Clover, VA 24534
Map: Street
$99,000- 4 Bed
- 2 Bath
- 2688 Sq Ft
- 15.79 Ac.
Beautiful plantation house 2600+ Sq. Ft. built in 1935 on North Main Street, in Clover, on 15 + acres of land. Includes outbuildings on property as well.
Contact Information
Jeff Francisco, Long and Foster South Boston(855) 557-0406
Links, Photos & Additional Info
State: Virginia | Region: South (South Atlantic)
Period & Associated Styles: Romantic Era | Misc: Fixer-Uppers
Period & Associated Styles: Romantic Era | Misc: Fixer-Uppers
8 Comments on Clover, VA
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Not sure the 1935 build date is spot on. It’s a brand new listing so perhaps interior photos will come soon.
IL
I suspect the build date would be in the teens, early twenties. At least it wasn’t described as antebellum…and I would love to see the inside, it may be another “house that time forgot”.
It can’t be a “plantation” house if it was built in 1935! It looks nice from the outside. A RR track across the (busy?) street, and 15 wooded acres is quite a bargain for $99K! Love to see inside photos.
Odd that a house on Main Street would still have 15 plus acres. I looked online at a house in Alabama that stated 8 acres. It wasn’t an older home but it was perfect for me and the 8 acres was an added bonus. A friend in Alabama drove and took a look and it wasn’t even 1/2 an acre of land. I contacted the realtor and he said that the information was pulled from old tax records and it may have been an 8 acre parcel at one time, but not any longer.
Check out google Street view & satellite view. It’s easily 15 acres, as “Main Street” is a rural road.
The “plantation house” made me smile too… and MikeE is right… at least it’s not described as “antebellum”. The outside looks to be in pretty good nick, so I wonder if the interior is just as nice. I also smiled at the third photo from the end. I am not sure if the realtor was showcasing the fire hydrant, the curb or the street, but I wish there were more interior photos and fewer tree photos, lovely as they are 🙂
Someone save it before it is swallowed up by ivy!
This is probably an estate sale. Here is a link to Find-A-Grave obituary of the 99-year-old woman who lived at this address.
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/131718618/frances-m-woltz
The exterior looks so good that the I’d bet the interior is in good condition too. It is such a shame to see a fine old property not be loved again.