Why this home stands out
At over 3,100 square feet, 112 Earl Street delivers room to spread out in a way that's harder to find in newer, denser developments. The 1967 construction era typically brings solid bones — think thicker walls, larger lot footprints, and mature landscaping — while the three full bathrooms across four bedrooms means morning routines stay friction-free even with a full house.
HERITAGE HAMLET and the Seaford real estate market
Seaford sits in York County, tucked along the western shore of the York River estuary where the pace of daily life runs a little slower than the busier corridors of Hampton Roads. The community has a quiet, established character — streets lined with mature trees, properties that have been home to multi-generation families, and neighbors who tend to know each other by name. York County is one of the region's most consistently sought-after jurisdictions, known for its fiscal stability and well-maintained public infrastructure. Seaford Virginia homes occupy a sweet spot geographically: you're close enough to Newport News and Williamsburg to access major retail, dining, and employment, yet far enough removed to feel genuinely removed from urban noise. The waterfront heritage of the area shapes the lifestyle here — boating, fishing, and kayaking are weekend norms rather than special occasions, and the natural backdrop of the York River estuary is simply part of the address.
What's nearby
Daily errands are manageable from Earl Street. The Seaford area connects quickly to Route 17, which opens up grocery options, pharmacies, and dining in Grafton and the broader York County corridor within a short drive. Williamsburg — with its full range of retail, restaurants, and cultural attractions — is roughly 20 minutes west. Newport News to the south adds additional shopping and waterfront dining along the James River. Closer to home, York River State Park offers hiking and water access that's genuinely worth having in your backyard. For coffee runs and casual weekday stops, the Grafton commercial strip along George Washington Memorial Highway covers the basics without a long commute.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is about 14 minutes from the door, and Joint Base Langley-Eustis (Fort Eustis) is roughly 15 minutes in the other direction — an unusually balanced position for dual-military households or anyone who rotates between installations. A VA loan can make a home of this size more accessible than many buyers expect, and York County's stability tends to hold value well across PCS cycles.
For families upgrading
Four bedrooms and three full baths across 3,134 square feet gives a growing family genuine room to breathe — dedicated space for a home office, a guest room, or a playroom without anyone doubling up on bathrooms. The established Seaford community and York County's reputation for quality public services make this an address families tend to stay in rather than move through.
More buyer questions
How far is 112 Earl Street from Naval Weapons Station Yorktown?
The drive from 112 Earl Street to Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is approximately 14 minutes under normal traffic conditions. That makes it one of the closer off-base addresses in York County relative to the installation's main gate.
How far is 112 Earl Street from Joint Base Langley-Eustis?
Fort Eustis — part of Joint Base Langley-Eustis — is roughly 15 minutes south via Route 17. The route is straightforward and avoids most of the congestion that affects other Hampton Roads corridors.
What is the flood risk situation for properties in Seaford, Virginia?
Seaford's proximity to the York River estuary means flood zone status varies meaningfully by specific lot and elevation. The FloodRisk tile on this page reflects the current FEMA designation for 112 Earl Street specifically.
Is there an HOA at 112 Earl Street in Seaford?
HOA status for this address should be confirmed during the due-diligence process, as community association structures in older Seaford neighborhoods can vary. Your agent can pull the current recorded documents during any active transaction.
What is Seaford, Virginia like as a place to live?
Seaford is a quiet, water-adjacent community in York County with an established residential character — larger lots, mature trees, and proximity to the York River make it a popular choice for buyers who want space and a slower pace without sacrificing access to Newport News or Williamsburg.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this corner of York County well. Reach out to talk through what 112 Earl Street could look like for your household — no pressure, just straight answers.
