Why this home stands out
What sets 209 Lucom Point Drive apart is the combination of a true half-acre lot and a location deep in Reedville's quiet waterfront character. The 1953 construction gives the home a solidity and proportion that newer builds rarely match, and the lot size means you have real outdoor space — not just a yard, but a place where gardens, outbuildings, or simply open air feel possible. This is a property with room to grow into.
ALL OTHERS AREA 128 and the Reedville real estate market
Reedville sits at the tip of the Northern Neck peninsula, where the Chesapeake Bay meets Cockrell Creek, and it carries one of the most distinctive identities of any small town in Virginia. Once the wealthiest per-capita town in the United States thanks to the menhaden fishing industry, Reedville still wears that history proudly along its Victorian-lined Main Street. The Reedville Fishermen's Museum anchors the waterfront, and the marina draws boaters from across the mid-Atlantic. Life here moves at a considered pace — farmers markets, crab feasts, and sunsets over the water define the rhythm of the seasons. Lucom Point Drive sits within this community, giving residents access to the Northern Neck's network of creeks, rivers, and bay shoreline. Northumberland County governs the area, and the surrounding landscape of farmland, forest, and tidal water makes 209 Lucom Point Drive Northern Neck real estate at its most genuine.
What's nearby
Daily errands in Reedville are straightforward. The town's small commercial core along Main Street handles basics, and Kilmarnock — roughly 20 minutes south — adds grocery stores, pharmacies, hardware, and a broader range of dining and retail. For waterfront recreation, Cockrell Creek and the Chesapeake Bay are practically at your doorstep, making kayaking, fishing, and boating part of everyday life rather than a weekend trip. The Reedville Fishermen's Museum is minutes away, and the Northern Neck's network of county roads connects you to farm stands, vineyards, and the broader peninsula without ever feeling far from home.
For different buyers
For first-time buyers
If you're looking for your first home and want something with real land and real character, 209 Lucom Point Drive delivers both. A half-acre lot, three bedrooms, and a price point that reflects a genuine small-town market — not a suburban premium — give you a strong foundation. The Northern Neck lifestyle is a bonus that's genuinely hard to put a number on.
For buyers drawn to character
For buyers who want a home with a story rather than a spec sheet, 1953 construction on a half-acre in historic Reedville is a compelling combination. The mid-century bones, the lot proportions, and the setting in one of Virginia's most architecturally interesting small towns make 209 Lucom Point Drive the kind of address that rewards people who look for places with genuine identity.
More buyer questions
How far is 209 Lucom Point Drive from Camp Peary?
Camp Peary is approximately 83 minutes from 209 Lucom Point Drive, making it a long daily commute. Personnel stationed there typically consider this address better suited to remote work arrangements or non-daily commute schedules.
What is the lot size at 209 Lucom Point Drive?
The lot is 0.5 acres, which is a generous footprint for the Reedville area and provides meaningful outdoor space for gardens, storage, or recreational use.
Is 209 Lucom Point Drive in a flood zone?
Given Reedville's coastal location along Cockrell Creek and the Chesapeake Bay, flood zone status is an important consideration — check the dedicated FloodRisk tile on this page for the current FEMA designation for this address.
What is the neighborhood like around Lucom Point Drive in Reedville?
The area is quiet and residential, set within a historic fishing town known for its Victorian architecture, marina activity, and strong community identity along the Northern Neck peninsula.
Where is the nearest grocery store to 209 Lucom Point Drive?
Kilmarnock, approximately 20 minutes south, offers the nearest full-service grocery options along with pharmacy, hardware, and broader retail services.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know the Northern Neck market well. Reach out to get a straight answer on whether 209 Lucom Point Drive fits your plans.
