Why this home stands out
Built in 1974 and carrying the bones of a well-established home, 687 Clark Point Drive sits in one of the Northern Neck's most coveted pockets. With four bedrooms, three full baths, a half bath, and just over 3,000 square feet, there's real room to spread out. The 1970s era brought generous floor plans and solid construction, and this address delivers both — with the added draw of White Stone's waterfront-adjacent lifestyle right outside the door.
About the White Stone real estate market
White Stone is a small, unhurried town in Lancaster County on Virginia's Northern Neck — the peninsula that reaches between the Rappahannock and Potomac Rivers toward the Chesapeake Bay. Clark Point Drive sits in one of the area's quieter residential corridors, where mature trees line the roads and the water is never far from view or mind. The Northern Neck has long attracted people who want a genuine alternative to suburban density: neighbors tend to know each other, the landscape stays largely natural, and the rhythm of daily life follows the seasons rather than the traffic. Lancaster County governs the area, and White Stone itself functions as a small commercial and social hub for the surrounding communities — with a marina, local dining, and a handful of shops that give the town real personality without the noise of a larger city.
What's nearby
Day-to-day needs are closer than the rural setting might suggest. White Stone's small downtown is just minutes away, with local restaurants, a pharmacy, and the White Stone Wine & Cheese shop for an easy evening out. The Rappahannock River flows nearby, and Windmill Point offers public beach access and boat launches. Kilmarnock — about ten minutes west — adds a grocery store, hardware, medical offices, and more dining options. Irvington's Tides Inn is a short drive for waterfront dining or a special occasion. Outdoor life here means kayaking, fishing, crabbing, and long walks along quiet roads with almost no traffic.
For different buyers
For families upgrading
Families comparing larger homes in the region will find that 687 Clark Point Drive checks the boxes that matter most at this stage: four bedrooms, three and a half baths, and more than 3,000 square feet give everyone real space. Lancaster County's pace and the Northern Neck's natural setting make it a genuinely different kind of upgrade — less commute pressure, more outdoor life, and a neighborhood where kids actually play outside.
For buyers drawn to character
If you've been searching for a home with roots — one that has lived through decades in a place with genuine regional identity — Clark Point Drive is worth a serious look. The 1974 construction gives the home a floor plan with real proportions, and White Stone's Northern Neck setting means you're buying into a landscape and community that hasn't been homogenized. This is the kind of address that rewards people who care more about character than trends.
More buyer questions
How far is 687 Clark Point Drive from Camp Peary?
Camp Peary is approximately 57 minutes from 687 Clark Point Drive, heading south via US-17. The drive takes you across the Rappahannock River and through Gloucester County before reaching the York County area.
What is the flood zone status for 687 Clark Point Drive in White Stone?
Flood zone designation for this property is determined by FEMA maps and is displayed in the dedicated FloodRisk tile on this page — check there for the most current zone classification.
Where is the nearest grocery store to Clark Point Drive?
Kilmarnock, roughly ten minutes west of White Stone, has the closest full grocery options along with pharmacy and hardware stores. It's the practical hub for most Northern Neck errands.
What is the lot and property type at 687 Clark Point Drive?
687 Clark Point Drive is a residential single-family property built in 1974, with 3,001 square feet of living space, four bedrooms, and three and a half baths in Lancaster County, Virginia.
Is White Stone, Virginia a good area for waterfront lifestyle?
White Stone sits at the heart of the Northern Neck, with the Rappahannock River, Chesapeake Bay access, and multiple marinas and boat launches within a short drive — making it one of the more accessible waterfront-lifestyle communities in the region without the density of Virginia Beach or the Hampton Roads metro.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know the Northern Neck well. Reach out to get the full picture on 687 Clark Point Drive and what life on the water's edge actually looks like day to day.
