Why this home stands out
What sets this property apart is the sheer acreage. Sixty-four acres give you room to roam, build, or simply breathe. The 2004 construction means solid bones and modern systems. You're far enough from town noise to feel secluded, yet close enough to reach amenities when you need them. Land this expansive rarely comes available in the region.
About the Belle Haven real estate market
Belle Haven sits on Virginia's Eastern Shore, a quiet corner of the state where farmland and waterfront define the landscape. The neighborhood feels rural and unhurried—neighbors are spread out, and the pace is slower than suburban areas. You'll see working farms, open fields, and a strong sense of community rooted in agriculture and maritime heritage. The Eastern Shore itself is a unique region: it's part of Accomack County, separated from the mainland by the Chesapeake Bay. Getting around means driving—there's no public transit—but that isolation is exactly what many people seek. The closest town, Chincoteague, sits about 20 minutes away and offers groceries, dining, and services. A trip to larger hubs like Salisbury, Maryland, or Virginia Beach takes 45 minutes to over an hour. Despite the distance, residents enjoy a tight-knit, self-sufficient lifestyle that harks back to an earlier era.
What's nearby
Chincoteague Island is roughly 20 minutes away, famous for wild ponies and beach access. The Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge offers trails, birding, and water views. For dining and shopping, Chincoteague town center has local restaurants, a grocery store, and seasonal tourism amenities. Accomack County services and the county seat in Accomac are within 15–20 minutes. Wallops Flight Facility (NASA) is about 25 minutes south. The Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel, connecting the Eastern Shore to Virginia Beach and the mainland, is roughly 45 minutes away.
For different buyers
Room to grow
Four thousand square feet across three bedrooms and 2.2 baths gives you room to spread out. Sixty-four acres mean space for a workshop, a garden, livestock, or whatever you envision. The 2004 build is solid and modern enough to move into without major updates. Land this size opens possibilities: a guest cottage, a pool, trails, or simply the luxury of privacy.
For buyers drawn to character
The Eastern Shore has deep historical roots and a way of life that feels authentic and unhurried. Belle Haven embodies that character: rural, self-reliant, and rooted in the land. Sixty-four acres is a rare canvas for someone who values solitude, nature, and independence. This is the kind of place where you can truly disconnect and build something uniquely yours.
More buyer questions
How far is 35371 Copes Drive from Chincoteague Island?
Chincoteague Island is about 20 minutes away by car, making it convenient for beach trips, dining, and island amenities without being right in the tourist hustle.
What county is Belle Haven in?
Belle Haven is in Accomack County on Virginia's Eastern Shore, a rural agricultural and maritime region separated from the mainland by the Chesapeake Bay.
Is there public transportation on the Eastern Shore?
No; the Eastern Shore does not have public transit. You'll need a car to reach shops, services, and other towns. That said, the rural setting is part of the appeal for those seeking privacy and self-sufficiency.
How long does it take to reach Virginia Beach from this address?
Virginia Beach is roughly 45 minutes to an hour away, depending on traffic and your exact destination. The Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel is the main route.
What can you do on 64 acres?
Sixty-four acres offer endless possibilities: build a guest house, create trails, raise animals, establish a garden, or simply enjoy the privacy and open land. The size makes this property unique in the region.
Ready to explore Belle Haven? Contact Tom & Dariya Milan to schedule a tour of this rare 64-acre property today.
