Property Overview

Explore a land ownership opportunity in the Crewe area of Nottoway County, Virginia. The available property due diligence classifies the land as outside city limits and outside a subdivision, with an unrestricted property classification. For those comparing parcels beyond established town boundaries, this listing offers a specific location to investigate further.

Before deciding how the land might be used, review its boundaries, legal access, utilities, applicable county rules, and any recorded restrictions. The supplied report does not establish acreage or approvals for a particular use, so those details remain important parts of a buyer's evaluation.

Why Buy This Property

• Crewe-area location: Explore ownership in Nottoway County, Virginia.
• Outside city limits: The supplied property classification places the land beyond municipal boundaries.
• Outside a subdivision: The report categorizes the property as outside a subdivision.
• Unrestricted classification: The report uses this designation; specific uses still require independent confirmation.
• Property map available: Review the supplied LandID map while evaluating the parcel.

Purchase Options

Property Facts

Address

Crewe, VA 23930 (street address not supplied)

County / State

Nottoway County, Virginia

Property reference

TR-SC-068117 / PRDD-05174

Parcel ID

Not Available, Contact Sales for more info

Acreage

Not Available, Contact Sales for more info

GPS

37.1560, -78.1457 (property reference point; entrance not verified)

Property map

Explore the LandID map

Legal description

Not Available, Contact Sales for more info

Points of Interest

The property is identified with the Crewe, Virginia 23930 area in Nottoway County. For additional regional shopping, services, recreation, and healthcare options, buyers can research the following Virginia communities:

• Crewe: Local town services and businesses.
• Blackstone: Community shopping and services.
• Burkeville: Another Nottoway County community.
• Farmville: Regional dining, shopping, and cultural destinations.
• Petersburg: Additional regional services and historic destinations.
• Richmond: Larger metropolitan amenities and travel connections.

Driving distances and times from the actual parcel entrance have not been verified. Contact sales for location and access details.

Property Details

Land Use & Restrictions

Classification: Outside city limits, outside subdivision, unrestricted (per supplied report).
Specific zoning and permitted uses: Not Available, Contact Sales for more info.
HOA and recorded restrictions: Not Available, Contact Sales for more info.

Utilities & Septic

Electricity, water, sewer, and septic suitability: Not Available, Contact Sales for more info.

Road & Access

Legal access, physical access, road surface, and frontage: Not Available, Contact Sales for more info.

Terrain & Natural Features

Slope, vegetation, drainage, floodplain, and wetlands: Not Available, Contact Sales for more info.

Taxes & Association Fees

Annual property taxes and HOA dues: Not Available, Contact Sales for more info.

Buyer Due Diligence Contacts

For zoning, land-use, parcel records, building requirements, and tax information, begin with the appropriate Nottoway County government offices. For septic and well questions, consult the local Virginia Department of Health environmental health office. Ask the relevant office to confirm requirements for the specific parcel.

County government: Nottoway County official website

Virginia Department of Health: 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 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.