Room to Explore — 4.36 Acres in Crewe, Virginia

4.36 Acres in Nottoway County

284 Mark Oliver Rd, Crewe, VA 23930

Nottoway County, Virginia

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Property Overview

Imagine having 4.36 acres to consider for your next land ownership chapter in Nottoway County, Virginia. Located at 284 Mark Oliver Rd in Crewe, this parcel is outside city limits and outside a subdivision. The supplied property due diligence classifies the land as unrestricted, making its location and acreage central features to explore.

Whether you are comparing rural parcels or developing a longer-term land ownership plan, this tract offers more than four acres to evaluate. The property map provides a starting point for reviewing its location and boundaries. Specific uses, improvements, utilities and access arrangements should be considered alongside applicable county requirements.

Why Buy This Property

• 4.36-acre tract: A substantial area of land to evaluate for your plans.
• Nottoway County setting: Located in the Crewe area of Virginia.
• Outside city limits: The property is identified as outside municipal boundaries.
• Outside a subdivision: Listed as outside a subdivision in the supplied due diligence.
• Unrestricted classification: Identified as unrestricted in the supplied property record; applicable local rules still govern land uses.

Purchase Options

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Property Facts

Address

284 Mark Oliver Rd, Crewe, VA 23930

County / State

Nottoway County, Virginia

Parcel ID

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Acreage

4.36 acres

GPS

37.156, -78.14562

Property map

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Legal description

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Points of Interest

• Crewe: Local town services and community amenities.
• Blackstone: Another Nottoway County community to explore.
• Burkeville: Nearby community in the county.
• Farmville: Regional shopping, dining and services.
• Petersburg: Regional urban amenities.
• Richmond: Virginia capital and metropolitan services.

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Property Details

Land Use & Restrictions

Location: Outside city limits and outside a subdivision

Zoning classification: Unrestricted, per supplied due diligence

Permitted uses: Not Available, Contact Sales for more info

Utilities & Septic

Electricity: Not Available, Contact Sales for more info

Water: Not Available, Contact Sales for more info

Sewer / septic: Not Available, Contact Sales for more info

Road & Access

Road surface: Not Available, Contact Sales for more info

Legal and physical access: Not Available, Contact Sales for more info

Road frontage: Not Available, Contact Sales for more info

Terrain & Natural Features

Topography and vegetation: Not Available, Contact Sales for more info

Floodplain / wetlands: Not Available, Contact Sales for more info

Taxes & Association Fees

Property taxes: Not Available, Contact Sales for more info

HOA and association fees: Not Available, Contact Sales for more info

Buyer Due Diligence Contacts

For questions about land use, permits, taxes, and property records, contact the appropriate Nottoway County office through its official county website.

Nottoway County official website

A Proven, Easy, Secure & Efficient 4-Step Closing Process

The MaxAcres team will guide you through each step, working with a title company or closing attorney, depending on the state.

1. Sign the Purchase Agreement: Review and sign the agreement setting out the price, purchase terms, earnest money and closing date.
2. Open Escrow & Deposit Earnest Money: Your escrow officer or closing attorney opens escrow. Deposit the agreed earnest money according to the purchase agreement. Payment instructions come directly from the title company or attorney’s office; verify them with that office before sending funds.
3. Complete Title Review & Paperwork: Your escrow officer or closing attorney coordinates the title review, any required resolutions, and preparation of the closing documents and settlement figures.
4. Sign, Fund & Close: On closing day, sign the closing documents and send the remaining funds due to escrow using payment instructions from the title company or attorney’s office. Follow the deadlines set by your escrow officer or closing attorney, who coordinates closing, fund disbursement and recording as required.