112 Butler, Williamsburg, VA 23188

Why this home stands out

What sets 112 Butler apart is the combination of generous square footage and a layout that actually works for how families live today. At 2,519 square feet across four bedrooms, there's room to spread out without the upkeep of a much larger footprint. The 1994 build era means solid construction with proportions that feel open rather than chopped up — and Williamsburg's mature tree canopy gives the surrounding streets a settled, established character that newer subdivisions simply can't replicate.

FORDS COLONY and the Williamsburg real estate market

Williamsburg occupies a rare spot in Virginia — a small city with genuine historical weight, a walkable colonial core, and everyday amenities that punch well above its size. The 23188 zip code covers the western and northern reaches of the city, where residential streets feel quieter than the tourist corridor but remain close to everything that makes Williamsburg worth living in. Grocery runs, coffee stops, and weekend errands are all manageable without fighting Colonial Parkway traffic. The city's mix of College of William & Mary energy, well-maintained parks, and a genuinely active arts and dining scene gives residents a quality of life that surprises people who only know Williamsburg as a history destination. Families comparing homes for sale in Williamsburg consistently cite the sense of community and the manageable scale of the city as major draws — it's large enough to have what you need, small enough that you recognize faces.

What's nearby

Daily life at 112 Butler is well-supported. Groceries are accessible via the Walmart Supercenter and Harris Teeter locations along Richmond Road, both within a short drive. For coffee, the local Starbucks and a handful of independent cafés near Merchants Square are easy options. Williamsburg Premium Outlets and New Town's retail corridor cover most shopping needs. Freedom Park and Waller Mill Park offer trails, open fields, and waterfront access for weekend activity. The historic Colonial Williamsburg district is close enough for a casual evening stroll, and Interstate 64 puts Richmond and the Hampton Roads metro within comfortable reach.

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