Why this home stands out
Built in 1963, this 1,650-square-foot home carries the solid construction hallmarks of mid-century York County — generous room proportions, a four-bedroom layout that gives every household member their own space, and a lot that keeps you out of the density of newer subdivisions. The half-bath adds everyday practicality without sacrificing the home's straightforward, livable floor plan. Seaford is one of those pockets of the Virginia Peninsula that locals quietly hold onto.
CHEADLE HEIGHTS and the Seaford real estate market
Seaford sits along the York River side of York County, a community that trades urban noise for mature trees, water views around the bend, and a pace that feels genuinely residential. Cheadle Loop Road is a low-traffic street — the kind of address where neighbors actually know each other. York County is an independent jurisdiction with its own schools, services, and planning department, separate from the City of Newport News that borders it. The 23696 zip code is compact and mostly owner-occupied, which keeps the neighborhood character consistent. Families comparing homes for sale in 23696 will notice that the area skews toward established lots rather than cookie-cutter new construction. The broader Seaford peninsula connects easily to Route 17 and the Colonial Parkway, putting Williamsburg, Gloucester, and the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel corridor all within a reasonable drive.
What's nearby
Daily errands are straightforward from Cheadle Loop Road. The Seaford area feeds into the Route 17 corridor where you'll find grocery options, pharmacies, and fuel within a short drive toward Grafton or Tabb. Yorktown's waterfront — with its restaurants, Riverwalk, and public beach — is roughly ten minutes away. The Colonial Parkway offers one of the most scenic commute routes in Virginia, connecting Yorktown to Williamsburg without a single traffic light. York River State Park is also close, with trails, boat ramps, and waterfront access that make weekends easy to fill.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is about fifteen minutes from the front door, and Joint Base Langley-Eustis runs roughly seventeen — both well inside a practical commute window for most duty assignments. A VA loan pairs naturally with a home at this price point in York County, and the four-bedroom count means space for a family that moves with gear, kids, and the occasional visiting relative.
For families upgrading
Four bedrooms in a quiet, established York County neighborhood give a growing family room to spread out without the premium of a brand-new build. Households comparing homes for sale zoned for York High School will find that Cheadle Loop Road sits squarely in that attendance zone — a meaningful anchor for families who plan to stay through the secondary school years and want consistency for their kids.
More buyer questions
How far is 107 Cheadle Loop Road from Naval Weapons Station Yorktown?
The drive runs approximately fifteen minutes under normal traffic conditions, making it one of the closer residential pockets to the base in York County.
How far is 107 Cheadle Loop Road from Joint Base Langley-Eustis?
Joint Base Langley-Eustis is roughly seventeen minutes by car, typically via Route 17 south toward Hampton — a manageable daily commute for most service members.
Is 107 Cheadle Loop Road in a flood zone?
Flood zone designation for this address is covered in the FloodRisk tile on this page — check there for the current FEMA map panel and zone classification.
What county is 107 Cheadle Loop Road in?
The property is in York County, Virginia — an independent jurisdiction separate from the City of Newport News, with its own tax structure, services, and school system.
Does 107 Cheadle Loop Road have a garage?
The listing details for this 1963-built home should be reviewed for current garage and parking specifics — reach out to Tom or Dariya Milan for a complete feature sheet.
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