110 Peninsula St, Williamsburg, VA 23188

Why this home stands out

Homes built before World War I rarely survive intact, let alone on a tree-lined street within walking distance of coffee, dining, and groceries. At 110 Peninsula Street, the 1906 construction date isn't a liability — it's the whole point. Four bedrooms, two and a half baths, and a 0.215-acre lot give you the scale of a modern build wrapped in a century of craftsmanship that newer neighborhoods in the 23188 zip code simply cannot replicate.

ALL OTHERS AREA 119 and the Williamsburg real estate market

Peninsula Street sits in the broader ALL OTHERS AREA 119 section of Williamsburg — a part of the city that predates the subdivisions and planned communities that define so much of greater Hampton Roads. The streets here have an organic, unhurried quality: mature trees, varied architecture, and neighbors who have been around long enough to wave hello. Williamsburg itself is one of the most historically significant cities in the United States, and living here means that context is always close. The Colonial Williamsburg Historic Area, William & Mary's campus, and the Williamsburg Premium Outlets are all within a short drive. Families comparing Williamsburg homes for sale often discover that this part of the city offers a texture that newer corridors don't — walkable blocks, independent businesses, and a sense that the neighborhood has earned its character over generations rather than having it designed in.

What's nearby

Daily life is genuinely easy from Peninsula Street. Elite Coffee and Lounge is just 0.2 miles away — close enough to walk on a weekday morning — and Starbucks Coffee Company is 0.3 miles out if that's your routine. Daddyo's Tavern and China Star are both 0.2 miles away, making weeknight dinners a short stroll rather than a drive. Food Lion handles the weekly grocery run at 0.5 miles, with Dollar General a bit further at 0.7 miles for quick fill-ins. PESFIT gym is 0.4 miles away for anyone keeping a fitness routine. You're not dependent on a car for the everyday stuff — that's a genuine quality-of-life advantage.

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