Gloucester South Homes for Rent

Gloucester South in Hayes, Virginia, is a semi-rural neighborhood located at the southern end of Gloucester County, where the York River meets the Chesapeake Bay. This area is known for its peaceful atmosphere and strong community spirit, with residents often participating in local fundraisers and community support initiatives. The neighborhood features a variety of single-family homes, including 1970s brick ranch styles, modern Cape Cods, historic Victorian farmhouses, and Colonial-era waterfront estates, many of which sit on one or more acres. Residents enjoy proximity to outdoor attractions such as Gloucester Point Beach Park and Cappahosic Public Beach, both offering scenic views and recreational activities. Machicomoco State Park, a 645-acre park celebrating Virginia’s Native Tribes, provides over 5 miles of trails, a campsite, and educational exhibits. Dining options along Highway 17 include Slammin’ Sammy’s Diner and Scoot’s BBQ, while the York River Crossing shopping center offers conveniences like Food Lion and Family Dollar. The annual Daffodil Festival, celebrating the area's historical significance as a daffodil supplier, draws over 15,000 visitors each April. Gloucester South is safer than the national average and offers public transportation through Bay Transit, making it accessible for commuters traveling to nearby Yorktown and Newport News.