2276 Mosquito Point Rd, White Stone, VA 22578

Poised at the storied confluence of the Rappahannock River and the Chesapeake Bay, this exceptional 4.8-acre waterfront estate represents a rare convergence of privacy, natural grandeur, and timeless Tidewater architecture. A winding gravel lane meanders through park-like grounds past towering hardwoods and sweeping lawns, offering tantalizing glimpses of open water before the bay reveals itself in full — a narrow barrier island shimmering on the horizon, the sky vast and endlessly open overhead. Built in 1940 and positioned atop a gentle knoll, the 3,470-square-foot residence commands breathtaking bay vistas, brilliant sunrises, and moonrises that paint the Rappahannock silver. The generous living room, anchored by a handsome masonry fireplace, opens onto a long deck spanning the full length of the home — an incomparable perch for morning coffee, sunset gatherings, and everything in between. The soothing rhythm of waves against the shoreline and the ever-shifting quality of bay light make even an ordinary afternoon feel rare, unhurried, and deeply restorative out on that long, lovely deck. A light-filled dining room is refined yet warmly welcoming. The cozy family room with full bath invites easy everyday living, while the kitchen’s bright breakfast nook frames captivating water views at every meal. The generous first-floor primary suite is a true retreat — its own fireplace, a private riverside deck, two walk-in closets, and a spacious bath. Upstairs, four bedrooms and two full baths are arranged across two wings connected by a charming hall, ideally suited for families and guests of all generations. Offered with full acknowledgment that updating and remodeling await the next steward, the home is priced accordingly— a compelling opportunity to craft something truly personal and enduring in one of the most coveted settings on the Northern Neck. A screened porch, fenced pool terrace, an attached three-bay garage, private pier, and a pristine sandy beach complete this once-in-a-generation Chesapeake Bay estate.