Wachapreague appeals to retirees looking for a small coastal community with a slower pace and easy access to boating, fishing and nature. It's location on Virginia's Eastern Shore also puts shopping, healthcare and other services within driving distance in nearby communities.

Home in Wachapreague range from historic houses and traditional Eastern Shore homes to cottages and newer homes. Buyers may also find homes with water views or convenient access to the local marina and the Wachapreague Channel.

Yes. Wachapreague is a historic waterfront town on the seaside of Virginia's Eastern Shore, with access through the Wachapreague Channel to the Atlantic Ocean and Virginia's Barrier Islands.

Wachapreague is best known as the "Flounder Capital of the World" with its longtime fishing tradition, working waterfront and access to the undeveloped barrier islands off the Eastern Shore.

Yes. Wachapreague is a popular destination for both fishing and kayaking. Its waterways provide access to creeks, salt marshes and nearby barrier islands, making it a great location for exploring the seaside of the Eastern Shore by water.