Why this home stands out
What sets 100 Songbird Trail apart is the combination of a manageable, well-proportioned floor plan and a Yorktown address that puts you close to both the historic waterfront and the everyday conveniences of Route 17. At just over 1,600 square feet across three bedrooms, the layout works hard without feeling oversized — a genuinely livable home in one of Hampton Roads' most character-rich corners.
GLEN LAUREL and the Yorktown real estate market
Yorktown sits at the northern edge of the Virginia Peninsula, where the York River meets centuries of American history. The city carries a distinct identity — quieter and more residential than Newport News or Hampton, but far from sleepy. York County consistently draws homeowners who want proximity to the broader Hampton Roads metro without the density of its urban core. The Songbird Trail address places you within the county's well-regarded infrastructure, with clean roads, maintained green spaces, and a community feel that's hard to manufacture. Route 17 is the area's main artery, connecting you south toward Newport News and north toward Gloucester in minutes. The Colonial Parkway, one of the most scenic drives in Virginia, is practically in your backyard, linking Yorktown to Williamsburg and Jamestown. Whether you're drawn to the riverside bluffs, the battlefield park, or simply the pace of life here, Yorktown real estate offers something genuinely different from the rest of Hampton Roads.
What's nearby
Daily errands are straightforward from Songbird Trail. The Grafton area along Route 17 puts grocery stores, pharmacies, and casual dining within a short drive. Riverwalk Landing in historic Yorktown — with its waterfront restaurants, weekend markets, and public pier — is just a few miles away. Mariner's Lake and the York River State Park give outdoor enthusiasts easy access to trails, kayaking, and open water. For larger shopping needs, the Patrick Henry Mall corridor in Newport News is roughly 20 minutes south. Williamsburg's dining and entertainment scene is a similar distance to the west, making this location genuinely central to some of the best the Virginia Peninsula has to offer.
For different buyers
For families upgrading
If you've outgrown your starter home and want more breathing room without jumping to an oversized floor plan, 100 Songbird Trail hits a practical sweet spot. Three bedrooms, two and a half baths, and 1,601 square feet give a growing family real functionality. Add York County's strong community infrastructure and the open spaces of the York River corridor, and you have a setting that supports an active, connected family life.
For first-time buyers
For a first-time buyer, 100 Songbird Trail offers a lot to work with — a complete three-bedroom layout, a half bath for guests, and a footprint that's easy to maintain and personalize over time. Yorktown's relatively stable, history-anchored community means you're putting roots down somewhere with genuine long-term appeal rather than a transient market. It's a thoughtful first step into homeownership on the Virginia Peninsula.
More buyer questions
How far is 100 Songbird Trail from Camp Peary?
Camp Peary is approximately 250 minutes from 100 Songbird Trail, making it a distant commute for personnel assigned there. Most buyers at this address are drawn by Yorktown's lifestyle and proximity to other Peninsula employers rather than Camp Peary specifically.
What is the lot and property type at 100 Songbird Trail?
100 Songbird Trail is a residential single-family home built in 1996, offering 1,601 square feet with three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms in York County, Virginia.
Is 100 Songbird Trail in a flood zone?
Flood zone status for 100 Songbird Trail is displayed in the dedicated FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the most accurate and up-to-date designation.
Where are the closest grocery stores and everyday services to Songbird Trail?
The Grafton corridor along Route 17 is the closest hub for groceries, pharmacies, and everyday services, typically just a few minutes by car from the Songbird Trail address.
What makes Yorktown different from other Hampton Roads cities?
Yorktown and York County offer a quieter, more residential character compared to the denser urban cores of Norfolk or Newport News, while still connecting easily to the full Hampton Roads metro via Route 17 and Interstate 64. The historic waterfront, Colonial Parkway, and York River access give the area a distinct sense of place that's rare in the region.
Curious whether 100 Songbird Trail fits your next chapter? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this part of the Virginia Peninsula well — reach out and let's talk through it.
