This might be tiny house living, but that’s a great price for waterfront at Lake Gaston! That’s a nice dock and there is a bit of acreage! The house was built in 1960. It is located on 2.2 acres in Gasburg, Virginia. The house features a deck, vaulted ceiling, exposed beams, built-in bookshelves and a large fireplace in the kitchen. There is a large dock with covered boat slip. The property has a large detached storage shed. One bedroom, one bathroom and 576 square feet. $375,000
Contact Michael Gupton with Coldwell Banker Advantage – Littleton
From the Zillow listing:
Escape the noise and rediscover the simple life. This 1960s bungalow is the definition of “small but mighty,” offering a rare 2.2-acre waterfront parcel on Lake Gaston’s Pea Hill Creek. This is the perfect “tiny home” getaway for those who value peace, privacy, and the great outdoors. The property is uniquely equipped for versatility. Along with the cozy one-bedroom home, you’ll find a storage building featuring 200-amp service and a dedicated RV hookup. Whether you’re looking to park the motorhome for the weekend, tinker in the shop, or host friends, this site is ready to handle it all. Over 2 acres of mature trees and privacy, well and an Ecco flow septic system. A double boathouse with approx. 5′ of depth at the end of the dock— where you can easily drop a fishing line. Situated on a quiet Pea Hill Creek cove, this shoreline is designated as a sensitive area by Dominion Shoreline Management. This means you’ll enjoy a serene environment, free from the noise of heavy boat traffic or the crowding of additional neighboring boathouses. Inside, the home keeps it classic with a kitchen fireplace, cork flooring, and a lakeside deck designed for unwinding. Located just minutes from the local businesses in Gasburg and a short 10–15-minute drive to the shopping hubs at Eaton Ferry Bridge. Spend your days cruising Lake Gaston and your evenings at the lakeside fire pit. Pack the RV, grab the boat keys, and come experience the quiet side of Lake Gaston.
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