About 122 Pinewood Rd
Imagine ending the day on your own dock, glass in hand, watching the sun drop over the water with nothing between you and the horizon. That is everyday life at this Bay Colony waterfront retreat, a 0.95-acre peninsula in Linkhorn Park wrapped in panoramic water views and roughly 650 feet of rip-rap bulkhead.
Boaters, this is the address you have been waiting for. Two docks, a boat lift, and approximately 6 feet at mean low tide mean true deep-water, navigable access straight off your own bulkhead. Untie the lines, run out to the Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic for a morning of deep-sea fishing, and be home in time to grill your catch beside the pool. No ramp lines, no marina waitlist, no trailering: the water is simply there whenever you want it. Keep the big boat on the lift, kayaks and paddleboards at the dock. Sunrise coffee on the water, sunset cruises, tight lines all summer, all from your own back yard. Professional Photos coming.
Inside, 4050 sq ft unfolds over two stories with 4 bedrooms and 5 full baths. The primary suite is a genuine escape: a private balcony above the water and pool, its own fireplace, walk-in closet, and jetted tub. Cathedral ceilings and skylights pour light through the living areas, while a stone wood-burning fireplace anchors the room on cool evenings. A large dining area, breakfast area, bar, and pantry were made for entertaining. A first-floor bedroom and full bath add flexibility, and the attached in-law suite with private bath makes an ideal guest wing or home office.
Step outside to a heated saltwater in-ground pool set between the house and the water, plus a fenced yard, balcony, and storage shed. Minutes to the Oceanfront, Cape Henry, and First Landing State Park.
Built in 1947 and solid, this home is ready for your updates and priced to reflect it, a rare chance to build serious equity on water this good. Owner will consider seller financing.
Deep water like this is not made anymore, and it does not stay available long. Call today for your private tour.
