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A rural area by the Ware River
Waterfront living is integral to life in Gloucester, a coastal neighborhood just 14 miles from Yorktown and 27 miles from Williamsburg. Many naval bases are stationed near the area, making it a hotspot for military families. “I would say about 90% of people move here because of the military bases,” says Jasmine Lineberry, Realtor with Re/Max Peninsula Realty, who has been selling homes and has lived in the area for over two decades. In Gloucester, residents find a rural recreational area with plenty of space between homes.
Newly developed communities are a part of Gloucester County with great single family homes.
Gloucester welcomes residents with signs throughout the town.
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Cape Cods with woodsy yards
The area offers Cape Cods ranging from $200,000 to $400,000, with small lawns and heavily wooded backyards. “First-time homebuyers tend to look in the $300,000 range,” says Lineberry. Residents can also live in colonial homes ranging from $500,000 to $600,000 with large driveways, tons of acreage and tall trees. Riverfront homes range from $800,000 to $1.3 million.
Gloucester hosts a great mix of new development and rural areas throughout.
Find a friend at Peasley Middle School
Children in the area can attend Botetourt Elementary School, which has a B from Niche. Students may advance to Peasley Middle, which has a B-minus and offers mentors for students. Kids can move on to Gloucester High, which has a C-plus and a STEM Academy.
Fish, beavers and horses at Beaverdam Park
Beaverdam Park is a popular outdoor destination, offering residents a 5.3-mile trail for walking or hiking and waterfront fun like canoeing and fishing at Beaverdam Lake. Residents may see a beaver or two at the docks. The park also has trails specifically for horseback riding.
Beaverdam Park is one of Gloucester natural parks with hiking trials and boating options.
Drive down George Washington Highway
Residents drive around town and to neighboring cities through U.S. Route 17, also known as the George Washington Memorial Highway. Public transportation by bus through the Bay Transit Express is also available to help people get to work, certain appointments or the grocery store.
Specialty markets and seafood on East Main Street
Residents can find specialty stores like Ware Neck Produce and the Kelsick Specialty Market on East Main Street. Olivia’s in The Village is a popular seafood restaurant, which is also located on East Main Street. After dinner, residents can walk less than two minutes to the Sweet Tooth Café for dessert. For groceries and supplies, Aldi is nearby. Residents can visit the outlets in Williamsburg, which has over 120 stores.
Kelsick Specialty Market offers of host of wine and lunch option just off Main Street.
Daffodils and dogs at Gloucester Courthouse
The neighborhood hosts an annual Daffodil Festival every spring at the Gloucester courthouse. The festival includes live music, a dog show, art and food vendors and plenty of flowers. The area also hosts an annual Wine Festival every fall, which offers music, food and lots of wine. History lovers can visit the historic Yorktown, which is twenty minutes away and lined with bits of U.S. history. Residents can find fun and adventure in Williamsburg at Busch Gardens or Great Wolf Lodge.
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On average, homes in Gloucester, VA sell after 46 days on the market compared to the national average of 50 days. The median sale price for homes in Gloucester, VA over the last 12 months is $360,000, up 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Discover your dream homesite on this 4.65-acre wooded lot located in the highly desirable Riverwatch community of Gloucester, VA. Nestled on a peaceful road, this private parcel offers the perfect blend of nature, privacy, and neighborhood charm. Pines provide a scenic backdrop for your custom-built retreat, with ample space for a spacious home, detached garage, or even a workshop.Riverwatch is a
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3BR, 2BA rancher for rent near Gloucester Court House conveniences! NO pets! $1900/mo, $1900/security deposit, $50 non-refundable application fee. Must do a courtesy ride by before a showing appointment will be scheduled.
This 3 bedroom two bath townhouse in the heart of Gloucester Courthouse , one block off Main Street features a open floorplan downstairs, a 1st floor primary bedroom. 2 Large bedrooms upstairs, one with a private balcony. Washer & Dryer included, NO PETS accepted.
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