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Suburban living on the historic Virginia Peninsula
When the very first English colonists reached North America in 1607, they established the Jamestown settlement on the inland coast of what is now the Newport News peninsula, a location strategically chosen for its deep shoreline, rich soil and protective natural borders. Over 400 years later, the area is still one of the most desirable locations on the Mid-Atlantic coast, offering award-winning schools, historical parks and attractions, large properties and convenient commuter access to nearby cities on Interstate 64. “Williamsburg addresses are some of the most desirable in the region,” says Colby Roberts, a second-generation associate broker with Howard Hanna William E Wood. “With the new construction in Kingsmill, Southeast Williamsburg combines the best elements of old and new Virginia.”
Diverse homes with historic charm in Williamsburg
The homes in Southeast Williamsburg fall within two distinct areas. The first is Kingspoint, a long-established subdivision situated within the deep canopy of mature pinewood forests on the banks of College Creek, where homebuyers can find updated colonial, ranch and split-level homes on large secluded lots. Most of the properties in Kingspoint feature private outdoor living spaces overlooking the creek, with prices ranging from $450,000 to $650,000. The rest of the homes in Southeast Williamsburg are located within Kingsmill on the James, an HOA gated community that shares the property with the Kingsmill Resort. The community is divided into 14 distinct subdivisions, each offering a unique architectural type and price point. “Most gated communities tend to look the same,” says Roberts. “But because the area is so old, the developers had to build the communities around the existing 300-year-old infrastructure.” The neighborhood’s colonial, Dutch Colonial and Craftsman-style homes reflect this historic sensibility, and buyers can expect to spend between $400,000 and $650,000 for existing homes, with additional up-front and monthly HOA fees.
Prospective home buyers will find affordable, well-maintained homes in Southeast Williamsburg.
Newer homes are springing up all around Williamsburg.
Residents of Williamsburg enjoy large homes surrounded by dense old growth trees.
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Fun for the whole family in James City County
Southeast Williamsburg is home to Busch Gardens, a German-themed amusement park with rides, roller coasters, European restaurants, Clydesdale stables and holiday-themed festivals around Halloween and Christmas. For something a little less crowded, residents can swim or fish at College Creek Beach, or try to avoid the sand altogether at Woods Golf Course, one of the three golf courses located within Kingsmill Resort. Veterans Park is one of Williamsburg's most popular public parks, featuring a dog park, pickleball complex and Kidsburg, a 30,000-square-foot lighted playground with designated areas for children of all ages.
Veterans Park in Williamsburg offers many options to play and exercise.
Bush Gardens is a popular summer destination for the whole family.
Go fishing at the James River in Williamsburg.
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Shopping and dining along Pocahontas Trail
Grocery shopping is accessible at the nearby Harris Teeter, a supermarket chain with an in-store Starbucks and sushi bar. Residents enjoy convenient access to several small retailers, gas stations and chain restaurants in the retail center near the intersection of Pocahontas Trail and Humelsine Parkway, and The Marquis shopping mall is home to familiar retailers like Target, Kohl’s and Best Buy. For dinner, residents can choose from several delicious options, including The Whaling Company — a steak and seafood restaurant with a dining room modeled after an old-school New England boathouse – and Maurizio’s Italian, where the Sicilian-born owner works with his cooks to create family-style pasta dishes for dine-in and carry-out.
The Whaling Company in Southeast Williamsburg is a popular sea food restaurant.
Shorty's Diner is the hot spot in Williamsburg.
Harris Teeter is the Williamsburg neighborhood's natural and organic grocery store.
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Williamsburg public schools down the road
Students in Southeast Williamsburg begin their education at Matthew Whaley Elementary School, a B-plus-rated school on Niche with a student-teacher ratio of 16-to-1. From there, students move to Berkeley Middle School, which earns an A-minus grade and is featured on Niche’s list of Standout Middle Schools in Virginia. For high school, students attend Jamestown High School, an A-rated school on Niche with an average SAT score of 1250. Graduates regularly attend prestigious local universities like Virginia Tech and the University of Virginia.
Berkeley Middle School Main Entrance.
Jamestown High School
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Conveniently located nearby I-64
Occupying a long stretch of land along the eastern banks of the James River near the Chesapeake Bay, Southeast Williamsburg is a car-dependent neighborhood located near Interstate 64 at the narrow entrance to the Newport News peninsula between the York and James Rivers. Residents can quickly hop on Interstate 64 to make the 54-mile commute into Richmond — home of the nearest international airport — and the nearby Williamsburg Transportation Center offers Amtrak rail service into Richmond, Washington, DC and beyond.
WATA bus service is available in Southeast Williamsburg.
Citizens of Williamsburg have easy access to local amenities.
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On average, homes in Kingsmill, Newport News sell after 40 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Kingsmill, Newport News over the last 12 months is $489,500, down 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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