Why this home stands out
Two acres in Middlesex County is the headline here. Most properties in this corner of Virginia offer a fraction of that land, but 364 Millers Lane gives you room to breathe — space for a garden, outbuildings, or simply a long backyard where the noise of the outside world fades away. The 1963 construction means solid bones and a floor plan with real rooms rather than open-concept compromises, and at 2,176 square feet there's genuine living space across all three bedrooms.
ALL OTHERS AREA 126 and the Susan real estate market
Susan, Virginia sits along the Piankatank River corridor in Middlesex County — one of the quieter, less-trafficked stretches of the Middle Peninsula. This isn't a suburb; it's a small, water-oriented community where neighbors tend to know each other and the landscape does most of the talking. The ALL OTHERS AREA 126 designation reflects just how rural and spread-out this pocket of the county is, which is exactly the draw for people who want acreage, water access nearby, and a genuine sense of distance from city congestion. Middlesex County governs the area, and the county seat of Saluda is a short drive west for everyday county services. The broader region is defined by the Chesapeake Bay tributaries — the Piankatank, the Rappahannock, and the East River all thread through nearby, making this a natural landing spot for boaters, anglers, and anyone who measures quality of life in sunsets over open water. Life in Susan moves at its own rhythm, and 364 Millers Lane fits right into that.
What's nearby
Deltaville, roughly 10 to 15 minutes away, is the area's hub for marine services, a handful of local restaurants, and basic provisioning — it's one of the most active small-boat harbors on the Chesapeake Bay. Saluda, the Middlesex County seat, sits about 20 minutes west and covers hardware, pharmacy, and grocery needs. Mathews County is accessible to the south for additional waterfront dining and local markets. For a broader retail run, Gloucester Court House is within reasonable reach to the north. Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is approximately 34 minutes away, making this address workable for personnel stationed there.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Personnel at Naval Weapons Station Yorktown or Camp Peary looking for space outside the base perimeter will find 364 Millers Lane compelling. The roughly 34- to 36-minute commute puts you well outside the congestion of the Peninsula, and a VA loan can make a 2-acre property like this genuinely accessible. It's the kind of home and land that gives a military family room to settle in between assignments.
For buyers drawn to character
If your checklist includes acreage, a mid-century floor plan with actual walls between rooms, and a location where the word 'neighbor' doesn't mean 'the person 20 feet away,' 364 Millers Lane delivers on all three. The 1963 construction gives the home a solidity and character that newer builds rarely match, and two acres in Middlesex County is a canvas that rewards people with a vision for the land.
More buyer questions
How far is 364 Millers Lane from Naval Weapons Station Yorktown?
The drive from 364 Millers Lane in Susan to Naval Weapons Station Yorktown runs approximately 34 minutes under normal conditions, heading north via Route 33 and Route 17. Camp Peary is similarly reachable in about 36 minutes.
What is the lot size at 364 Millers Lane?
The property sits on 2 acres, which is notably generous for the Middle Peninsula and gives the home a level of privacy and usable outdoor space uncommon in more densely developed areas.
Is 364 Millers Lane in a flood zone?
Flood zone status for 364 Millers Lane is addressed in the dedicated FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the parcel.
What county is 364 Millers Lane in?
The property is located in Middlesex County, Virginia, with the county seat in Saluda approximately 20 minutes to the west.
How old is the home at 364 Millers Lane?
The home was built in 1963, making it over 60 years old — a mid-century construction that typically features a traditional room-by-room floor plan and durable structural materials common to that era.
Curious about life on Millers Lane? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this stretch of Middlesex County well — reach out and they'll walk you through everything.
