Why this home stands out
This home spreads across three levels, giving you separation between living and sleeping spaces. Four bedrooms mean flexibility—a home office, guest room, or hobby space alongside primary bedrooms. The 3.1 baths serve the layout well, and there's a garage for vehicle storage and workshop space. Built in the mid-1990s, the home has had decades to settle into the neighborhood. Mature landscaping and a residential lot create a peaceful setting on a quiet street.
KILN CREEK and the Yorktown real estate market
Yorktown is a historic waterfront community with deep roots along the York River. The town balances small-town charm with modern convenience—tree-lined streets, local shops, and a strong sense of place. You're in York County, where the pace feels slower than urban Hampton Roads but you're never far from what you need. Daily life here centers on the river, local parks, and a tight-knit community feel. The area draws people who value history and waterfront access without the density of larger cities. If you're comparing homes for sale in 23693, you'll notice Yorktown's character—quieter blocks, established neighborhoods, and proximity to both the water and major employment centers. Getting around is straightforward: local roads connect you to Route 17, which reaches Colonial Williamsburg, Newport News, and Hampton within 20–30 minutes. Joint Base Langley-Eustis sits about 13 minutes south, making this a natural fit for base commuters.
What's nearby
Yorktown's riverfront is your backyard in spirit. The Yorktown Victory Center and Colonial National Historical Park lie within a short drive, perfect for weekend outings. Grocery stores, pharmacies, and casual dining cluster along Main Street and nearby commercial strips. The York River State Park offers trails, fishing, and outdoor recreation just a few minutes away. Williamsburg's shops and restaurants are a 20-minute drive, giving you cultural options without living in the thick of tourism.
For different buyers
Base commute and VA loan notes
About 13 minutes to Langley Air Force Base and 14 minutes to Fort Eustis, both part of Joint Base Langley-Eustis. VA loan financing is common in this area, and the home's 1994 build and solid systems mean you can move in without major surprises. The four-bedroom layout gives you flexibility after a move.
Room to grow
Four bedrooms let you claim a dedicated home office, guest room, or hobby space beyond the primary suite. The 3.1 baths mean less morning traffic, and the three-level layout separates sleeping areas from the main living zone. A garage and mature yard give you storage and outdoor room to work with.
More buyer questions
How far is 103 Tradewinds Drive from Langley Air Force Base?
About 13 minutes south via Route 17. Fort Eustis is roughly 14 minutes away, making this a solid commute for either base.
What schools are zoned for this address?
The home falls within attendance zones for homes for sale zoned for Grafton Bethel Elementary School and homes for sale zoned for Grafton High School. Contact York County Schools for current boundary details.
Is there a garage?
Yes, the home includes a garage for vehicle storage and workshop space.
What's nearby for recreation?
York River State Park is just minutes away with trails and fishing. The Yorktown Victory Center and Colonial National Historical Park offer weekend outings.
How do I get to Newport News or Hampton from here?
Route 17 connects you to both cities in 20–30 minutes. Williamsburg is about 20 minutes north if you're heading that way.
Ready to tour 103 Tradewinds Drive? Contact Tom & Dariya Milan today to schedule a showing and explore this Yorktown home.
