104 New Market, Williamsburg, VA 23188

Why this home stands out

With over 3,100 square feet spread across four bedrooms and three and a half baths, 104 New Market gives you genuine room to spread out — whether that means a dedicated home office, a guest suite, or space for a growing household. The 2003 construction puts it in a sweet spot: modern enough for open layouts and updated systems, yet with the established landscaping and neighborhood character that newer builds often lack.

FORDS COLONY and the Williamsburg real estate market

Williamsburg carries a reputation that precedes it — colonial history, brick-lined streets, and a slower pace that feels intentional rather than accidental. The 23188 zip code sits in the western reaches of the city, where residential neighborhoods transition into wooded lots and quieter cul-de-sacs away from the tourist corridor. James City County governs much of this area, and that matters: it consistently ranks among Virginia's better-managed jurisdictions for infrastructure and public services. Daily life in Williamsburg balances genuine small-city convenience with access to a surprisingly robust job market anchored by government, defense, healthcare, and the College of William & Mary. The neighborhoods here tend to attract long-term residents — people who came for a military assignment or a job and simply never left. That stability shows in how properties are maintained and how communities feel. You're close enough to Richmond and Norfolk for day trips or commutes, but far enough removed that Williamsburg retains its own distinct identity.

What's nearby

Grocery runs are straightforward from 104 New Market, with multiple Harris Teeter and Food Lion locations within a short drive along Richmond Road and Monticello Avenue. For coffee, Aromas Coffeehouse on Prince George Street is a local institution, and there are several national options closer to the New Town development. New Town itself — about ten minutes away — offers a walkable mix of restaurants, shops, and a movie theater. Merchant Square puts you steps from the Colonial Williamsburg historic area when you want a weekend afternoon with character. Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center provides major hospital services nearby, and the Williamsburg Premium Outlets are convenient for bigger shopping days.

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