Why this home stands out
Parcels of nearly four acres don't surface often in Seaford, and when they do, they tend to move quietly. At 100 Seaford Road you get 3.93 acres of elbow room in a community that prizes its low-density character — no cramped lots, no dense subdivisions pressing in on you. The land sits close to water-adjacent parks, established neighborhoods, and two military bases, making it genuinely versatile for a wide range of buyers and builders.
About the Seaford real estate market
Seaford is a small, water-influenced community tucked into the southwestern corner of York County, Virginia — and it carries a personality you won't find in the busier corridors of the Peninsula. Life here moves at a measured pace. Homes tend to sit on generous lots, neighbors tend to know each other, and the Poquoson River and Chisman Creek define the edges of the community in ways that shape everything from weekend routines to the quality of the evening light. York County itself is one of the region's most stable jurisdictions — well-managed, low in density, and consistently popular with buyers who want proximity to Hampton Roads employment centers without the congestion of Virginia Beach or Norfolk. The 100 Seaford Road parcel sits right in the heart of this character. When people search for Seaford VA land, this is exactly the kind of acreage they have in mind: quiet, accessible, and genuinely scarce.
What's nearby
Step outside and you're practically at the water's edge. Chisman Creek Park is just 0.4 miles away — a peaceful spot for kayak launches, fishing, and early-morning walks along the creek. Wolf Trap Park is another 0.8 miles out, offering additional green space and shoreline access that makes outdoor living a daily reality rather than a weekend trip. Beyond the parks, Seaford Road connects you efficiently to Route 17 and the broader York County road network, putting grocery runs, hardware stores, and everyday errands well within reach without requiring a long commute.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is a 13-minute drive, and Joint Base Langley-Eustis (Fort Eustis) is roughly 15 minutes out — making 100 Seaford Road a compelling option for military families looking to put down permanent roots close to two installations. A VA loan can be a powerful tool for financing new construction on raw land combined with a construction loan, and the acreage gives you room to build exactly what your family needs.
For buyers drawn to character
If your vision involves a custom home on real land — not a quarter-acre postage stamp, but nearly four acres where you control the setbacks, the orientation, the garden, and the view — Seaford is the kind of community where that vision is still achievable. The rural character is protected by York County's low-density zoning, and parcels like this one rarely reappear once they're spoken for.
More buyer questions
How far is 100 Seaford Road from Naval Weapons Station Yorktown?
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is approximately 13 minutes from 100 Seaford Road under normal traffic conditions, making this parcel a practical choice for personnel stationed there.
What can you build on 3.93 acres in Seaford, Virginia?
York County zoning governs what's permitted on this parcel — a single-family home is the most common use in this area, but buyers should verify current zoning classification and any applicable setback or subdivision requirements directly with York County Planning.
Is 100 Seaford Road in a flood zone?
Given the property's proximity to Chisman Creek and the broader tidal network of York County, prospective buyers should review FEMA flood map data and consult with York County for the current flood zone designation on this specific parcel.
Are there utilities available at 100 Seaford Road?
Utility availability — including water, sewer, and electric connections — should be confirmed with York County and local utility providers, as rural parcels in Seaford may require well, septic, or extension of service lines.
Where are the nearest parks to 100 Seaford Road?
Chisman Creek Park is just 0.4 miles away, and Wolf Trap Park is approximately 0.8 miles out — both offering water access, walking trails, and outdoor recreation within a short drive or bike ride.
Curious about building on this parcel or want to understand York County zoning before you commit? Tom and Dariya Milan know this pocket of the Peninsula well — reach out and let's talk through your options.
