The Great and Little Wicomico River Homes For Sale
The Great Wicomico and Little Wicomico Rivers are located on either side of Route 360 in Northumberland County in Virginia's Northen Neck.
As the name would suggest, the Great Wicomico is the larger of the two and meets the Chesapeake Bay via Ingram Bay. The Great Wicomico River is a 15.2-mile-long river in the U.S. state of Virginia, located approximately 60 miles northeast of Richmond. It is flanked by several creeks including Cockrell’s Creek and Ingram Bay. It is home to expansive oyster farming and is popular among boaters, sailors and fishermen. It offers deep water and broad views.
The Little Wicomico River is a 9-mile-long river that is mostly tidal, flowing into Chesapeake Bay at the junction of the south shore of the Potomac River, which is also the Maryland-Virginia boundary, with Chesapeake Bay. The inlet of the Little Wicomico has a popular white sand beach on its northern side and rock jetties on either side as it empties into the Bay. Smith Point Lighthouse is nearby. Due to the more subdued nature of the Little Wicomico River, it is popular with kayakers and other fans of smaller and calmer water.
The search below includes the Wicomico's tributaries, including Bridge Creek, Ellyson Creek, Slogh Creek, Sharps Creek, Cockrell Creek, Penny Creek, Cobbs Creek, and Horn Harbor, as well as homes along Ingram Bay.
YOUR PRIVATE WATERFRONT RESORT AWAITS! Wide Views out to the Bay, Gorgeous Heated/Cooled NEW Pool, Resurfaced Tennis Court, Protected Boat Slip, Sandy Shoreline-great for swimming, & Gorgeous 4...
This magnificent, custom-built 4,375sf home, 4 bedrooms with 4.5 baths, sits on a picturesque point of land. With +/-300' foot shoreline, and sweeping views of Cranes Creek and the Chesapeake Bay,...
Approach “Spring Cove”, built during the 1930’s, driving down a 300 ft stone driveway lined w/ willow oaks which are beautifully lit at night. Property is 7.59 AC, boasts mature trees and...
LOOKING FOR peace and tranquility at your waterfront home. Here it is! Wicomico Bluffs community. This custom home is located on 1.22 acres and tucked away on a safe deep harbor on Tipers Creek...
One of a kind 9.7776 acres on Slough Creek off the Little Wicomico River and the Chesapeake Bay in Reedville. 2279 sf, 3 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, laundry room, family room,...
You can have it all! This property is your playground. This well-maintained, one-level home has 2 waterside en suite bedrooms, 2 guest bedrooms, wood-burning fireplace, updated kitchen, saltwater...
Spectacular views from this one level contemporary home with plenty of space for everyone! From the moment you enter you will be amazed at the panorama of Ingram Bay to one side and the Great...
Rock Hall Plantation a gorgeous Center Hall Greek Revival home built in 1804. Located on Rock Hole Creek just off the Little Wicomico River. This amazing home has an incredible history and has...
Wedding Venue? B&B? Magical Private Retreat? Hunting & Fishing haven? This special 34-acre property is on the protected waters of Tipers Creek off the Great Wicomico River and features a...
REDUCED 110K - PRICED TO SELL! Custom brick ranch has 120' of waterfront shoreline with bulkhead and expansive views of the Little Wicomico and Bridge Creek. The home is nestled on 2 lots and the...
Let's get to the POINT! Incredible VIEWS all around this home & NOT in a flood zone! Located in the Charming historic town of Reedville, enjoy walking, biking, or golf carting into town amenities...
Point of land surrounded by water on three sides with two tidal ponds provides spectacular views of Cockrell’s Creek. It’s a quick boat ride into the mouth of Ingram Bay and the Chesapeake...
Peaceful, serene waterfront living, if these are qualities you're looking for in a Northern Neck home, this newly constructed gem situated only footsteps from your new private dock, was built
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Great fishing get-a-way! 3BR, 2 BA waterfront home on a deep, protected harbor with excellent views of the water and 3-4' MLW. Quick, easy access to the Great Wicomico River and Chesapeake Bay....
