103 Periwinkle Dr, Yorktown, VA 23692

Why this home stands out

Two acres of private, tree-lined property inside a quiet Yorktown neighborhood is genuinely rare. At 103 Periwinkle Drive you get that seclusion without sacrificing access — Joint Base Langley-Eustis is fourteen minutes away and Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is eighteen. Five bedrooms and four full baths across 3,280 square feet means there's real room to spread out, whether you need a home office, a guest suite, or both.

SEVEN HOLLYS and the Yorktown real estate market

Seven Hollys is a low-density residential neighborhood tucked into the wooded terrain of York County, Virginia. Streets here wind through mature hardwoods on generous lots, and the overall feel is unhurried and private — a noticeable contrast to the tighter subdivisions closer to the waterfront. Neighbors tend to put down roots, and the neighborhood reflects that kind of long-term investment in place. Yorktown itself carries a weight of history that few American towns can match. The site of the final major battle of the Revolutionary War, it draws visitors year-round to its battlefield and waterfront, yet daily life here is thoroughly practical and modern. York County is consistently regarded as one of the most livable jurisdictions on the Virginia Peninsula, with well-maintained roads, responsive county services, and easy access to the broader Hampton Roads metro. Interstate 64 is close enough to make Newport News, Hampton, and Williamsburg all realistic for a quick errand or a night out.

What's nearby

Day-to-day errands are easy from Periwinkle Drive. Dare Deli & Steamhouse is just 0.9 miles away — a local favorite for seafood and deli fare that earns repeat visits from the neighborhood. The broader Grafton and Yorktown corridor along Route 17 puts grocery stores, pharmacies, hardware shops, and casual dining within a five-to-ten minute drive. Yorktown's historic waterfront, with its restaurants and riverfront park, is a short trip when you want something a little more scenic. Williamsburg's shopping and dining scene is roughly twenty minutes west on I-64.

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