Why this home stands out
What sets 1175 Clancie Road apart is the sheer combination of square footage and land. At 3,009 square feet, this is a spacious home by any measure — and with 2.75 acres surrounding it, you're not just buying a house, you're buying breathing room. That's a rare pairing in a region where lots this size are increasingly hard to find at any price point. Whether you want a workshop, a garden, or simply the ability to hear yourself think, the land delivers.
About the Shacklefords real estate market
Shacklefords sits in the heart of King and Queen County, one of Virginia's least densely populated counties and a place where the pace of life is genuinely different. The community is small and tight-knit, surrounded by farmland, forest, and the quiet rhythms of the Middle Peninsula. Clancie Road itself is a rural stretch where neighbors give each other space and the night sky actually gets dark. If you've been searching for the phrase 'Shacklefords Virginia homes with acreage,' this corner of the county is exactly what that search is pointing toward. The nearest commercial hub is West Point, roughly 20 minutes west, where you'll find grocery stores, pharmacies, and everyday conveniences. The town of Saluda is a similar distance to the east. Richmond is about an hour northwest, making it a realistic option for commuters who value land over a short drive. Life here is intentional — people choose Shacklefords because they want it, and that self-selection creates a community with a strong, unpretentious character.
What's nearby
West Point, about 20 minutes away, handles most everyday errands — there's a Food Lion, a pharmacy, and a handful of local restaurants along the Route 33 corridor. Saluda, the Middlesex County seat, is a similar drive east and adds a bit more variety in dining and services. For a proper day out, Williamsburg is roughly 45 minutes southeast, putting Colonial Williamsburg, outlet shopping, and a full range of restaurants within reach. The York River State Park is about 35 minutes away and offers hiking, paddling, and waterfront access. Tappahannock, about 40 minutes north, rounds out the regional options for medical care and specialty services.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Camp Peary is about 38 minutes southeast, making 1175 Clancie Road a workable option for personnel stationed there who want land and privacy over a suburban zip code. A VA loan can make financing a property like this straightforward, and the acreage gives a military family the kind of outdoor space that's hard to find closer to base. It's a trade-off in commute time, but many families find the quiet more than worth it.
For buyers drawn to character
If your idea of the right home involves acreage, mature trees, and a property that doesn't look like every other house on the block, 1175 Clancie Road is worth a serious look. The 1986 construction gives it bones with some history, and 3,009 square feet means there's real room to make it your own — whether that's a studio, a library, a proper guest suite, or all three. Rural King and Queen County rewards people who know what they want.
More buyer questions
How far is 1175 Clancie Road from Camp Peary?
Camp Peary is approximately 38 minutes southeast of 1175 Clancie Road, depending on your route via Route 33 and Route 60. It's a rural commute, but a manageable one for personnel who prioritize land and space over proximity to the gate.
What county is 1175 Clancie Road in?
The property is located in King and Queen County, Virginia — one of the most rural counties on the Middle Peninsula, known for its low density, farmland, and quiet character.
Is 1175 Clancie Road in a flood zone?
Flood zone status for this address is displayed in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the parcel.
How much land comes with 1175 Clancie Road?
The property sits on 2.75 acres, which is a meaningful amount of land for this part of Virginia — enough for a large yard, outbuildings, a garden, or simply a buffer of privacy on all sides.
Can you use a VA loan to purchase a rural property like this?
In most cases, yes — a VA loan can be used to purchase a single-family home on acreage like 1175 Clancie Road, provided the property meets VA appraisal guidelines, which focus on the home being safe, sound, and sanitary. A VA-experienced lender can walk you through the specifics for rural properties.
Curious whether 1175 Clancie Road fits what you're looking for? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this part of Virginia well — reach out and let's talk through it.
