Location
Agent Comments
Maple Wood Premiere: 1700s-1920. Refreshed and restored, historical 1843 sq' home located in Pungoteague, that has a rich history dating back to Native American inhabitants, with the name itself derived from the Native American term "Pungotekw," meaning "Sand Fly River". The area saw European settlement by the early 1600s and played a role in early American theater, with the first play in English America, "Ye Bare and Ye Cubb," being staged there in 1665. The home sits on an elevated site. 3/4 acres. 4 bedrooms, one on the first floor, two full bathrooms, an Eat-in kitchen, a utility room, a deck, and a detached two-car garage. New everything, roof, plumbing, split system heat & air, electric, etc. Bright and spacious.
Amenities
- Wall Oven
- Surface Units
- Dishwasher
Interior Features
- Interior Features: 1st Floor Bedroom
- Fireplaces: One Fireplace,Wood Stove,Living Room,Gas Log
- Air Conditioning: Other-See Remarks
- Heating: Other-See Remarks
- Water: Well
- Water Heater: Electric
Exterior Features
- Roof: Age 0-9 yrs +/-
- Exterior: Vinyl Siding
- Style: Colonial, Historical
- Foundation: Crawl Space
- Exterior Features: Double Pane Windows, Insulated Doors, Open Porch
- Garage: Garage, Two Car, Detached
Additional Features
- County: Accomack
- Waterfront Features: NON-WATER
- Stories: Two
- Year Built: 1920
- Age: 100 yrs +/-
- Zoning: Residential
- Lot Size: .72
- Storage: Attic
- Farm: No
- Foundation: Crawl Space