Why this home stands out
New construction in Yorktown is rare, and a five-bedroom floor plan at this scale is rarer still. The 2026 build date means everything — roof, mechanicals, systems, finishes — is fresh from the ground up. You get modern energy standards, builder warranties, and no deferred maintenance to budget for. Three and a half baths across 3,475 square feet gives everyone room to spread out without anyone waiting in line. That combination of size, newness, and location is hard to find in this part of York County.
ROSE HILL and the Yorktown real estate market
Bear Ridge Run sits in the heart of historic Yorktown, one of the most distinctive addresses in all of Hampton Roads. The streets here are quiet and lined with mature trees, yet the colonial waterfront is just a short walk away. Yorktown's downtown core is genuinely walkable — a rare quality in this region. The York River defines the southern edge of the neighborhood, and the views and breezes that come with it shape daily life here. Housing in this pocket of 23690 ranges from colonial-era cottages to newer builds, giving the area an eclectic, unhurried character. Yorktown sits within York County, which handles zoning, utilities, and local services. Getting around is straightforward: Route 17 connects you north to Gloucester and south toward Newport News in minutes. Interstate 64 is accessible nearby, opening up the broader Hampton Roads metro. The Colonial Parkway runs east toward Williamsburg, making that commute scenic and stress-free. Anyone comparing homes for sale in 23690 will notice quickly that this zip code punches above its size in terms of history, green space, and access.
What's nearby
Daily life outside the front door is genuinely convenient. Carrot Tree Kitchens, Riverwalk Restaurant, and Umi Sushi are all within a tenth of a mile — an easy walk for dinner any night of the week. Mobjack Bay Coffee Roasters and Petite Cafe is four-tenths of a mile away when you want a proper morning cup. Aromas 1781 Cafe offers another solid coffee option just half a mile out. Victory Landing Park is four-tenths of a mile away and sits right along the waterfront. Gloucester Point Beach Park and Yorktown Park are both within six-tenths of a mile, giving you sand, trails, and open green space close to home.
For different buyers
Base commute and VA loan notes
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is about six minutes from the front door — one of the shortest base commutes you will find in this part of the region. Camp Peary is roughly fourteen minutes out. VA loan financing is common among buyers in this zip code, and a 2026 build with no deferred maintenance keeps the purchase process clean. The five-bedroom layout means there is space for a home office, a guest room, or both.
For buyers drawn to character
Yorktown is one of the few places in Virginia where you can buy a brand-new home and still be steps from a colonial waterfront, a Revolutionary War battlefield, and a walkable restaurant row. The 2026 build at 111 Bear Ridge Run gives you all the character of this historic address without the maintenance of an older structure. Five bedrooms and 3,475 square feet leave room for a library, a studio, or whatever your version of extra space looks like.
More buyer questions
How far is 111 Bear Ridge Run from Naval Weapons Station Yorktown?
The drive is about six minutes under normal traffic conditions. That makes this one of the closest residential streets to the installation's main gate.
What zone does 111 Bear Ridge Run fall in for York County public schools?
Anyone comparing homes for sale zoned for York High School and homes for sale zoned for Yorktown Elementary School should confirm current boundaries directly with York County, as they can change.
Is 111 Bear Ridge Run in a flood zone?
Flood zone status for this address is shown in the FloodRisk tile on this page. Given the proximity to the York River, reviewing that information before making any decisions is a good idea.
When was 111 Bear Ridge Run built?
The home was built in 2026, making it a true new-construction property. All systems, finishes, and structural components are original to that build year.
How far is 111 Bear Ridge Run from Williamsburg?
The Colonial Parkway runs directly from Yorktown toward Colonial Williamsburg, and the drive is typically around fifteen to twenty minutes depending on your destination.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this corner of York County well. Reach out to get a straight answer on anything you see on this page.
