Why this home stands out
Nearly five acres of land in a county that still feels rural is the headline here. Cabins End Lane delivers the kind of breathing room — mature trees, open sky, and real separation from neighbors — that most addresses simply can't offer. The 2,233-square-foot footprint gives you substantial interior space, while the 1988 construction means the bones are solid without the complications of a truly vintage home. It's a combination of scale, privacy, and accessibility that rarely lines up this cleanly.
ALL OTHERS AREA 121 and the Gloucester real estate market
Gloucester, Virginia sits on the Middle Peninsula, tucked between the York River to the south and the Piankatank River to the north, and it carries the unhurried character of a place that has never been in a rush. The county seat, Gloucester Courthouse, anchors a charming historic district with local shops, a farmers market, and a walkable village green that feels genuinely lived-in rather than curated. Life here runs at a pace most people spend years chasing — neighbors know each other, land is plentiful, and the water is never far. Cabins End Lane sits within the broader rural fabric of Gloucester County, where 4.7 acres is the norm rather than the exception. The Gloucester, Virginia real estate landscape skews toward spacious residential lots and single-family homes, drawing buyers who want acreage without sacrificing a reasonable commute to the Hampton Roads metro or the Historic Triangle. Route 17 is the main artery connecting you south toward Yorktown and Newport News or north toward Fredericksburg, keeping the county accessible while preserving its quiet, wooded character.
What's nearby
Day-to-day errands are straightforward from Cabins End Lane. Gloucester's Main Street corridor puts grocery options, pharmacies, and local dining within a short drive — Walmart Supercenter and Food Lion both serve the county. For a sit-down meal or a morning coffee, the shops around Gloucester Courthouse offer a handful of local favorites worth exploring. Outdoor recreation is a natural draw here: the York River State Park is roughly 30 minutes south and offers trails, fishing, and river access. Beaverdam Park in Gloucester itself provides lake-side trails and kayak launches. Colonial Williamsburg and the broader Historic Triangle are under an hour, making weekend history trips genuinely easy.
For different buyers
Base commute and VA loan notes
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown sits roughly 40 minutes south, and Camp Peary is about 34 minutes away — both reachable via Route 17 without fighting urban traffic. A VA loan can make a property like this especially attainable, and the acreage means you have real space for a family that moves frequently and wants a true home base between assignments. Gloucester's lower cost-of-living profile stretches a BAH allotment meaningfully.
Room to grow
If your current home has you feeling boxed in, 4.7 acres has a way of resetting that. There's room here for a garden, a workshop, a fire pit, space for kids to actually roam — the kind of property where weekends feel different. The 2,233-square-foot interior gives you three bedrooms and two full baths with room to breathe, and Gloucester's community feel means you're trading square footage in a subdivision for something that actually has character.
More buyer questions
How far is 11202 Cabins End Lane from Naval Weapons Station Yorktown?
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is approximately 40 minutes south via Route 17, a largely rural drive that avoids most Hampton Roads congestion. It's a workable commute for personnel stationed there, particularly for those who prioritize space and land over a shorter drive.
How far is 11202 Cabins End Lane from Camp Peary?
Camp Peary is roughly 34 minutes from Cabins End Lane, also accessible via Route 17 heading south toward the York County area.
What is the lot size at 11202 Cabins End Lane?
The property sits on 4.7 acres, which is substantial even by Gloucester County standards and provides meaningful privacy, mature tree cover, and room for outdoor projects or simply open space.
Is 11202 Cabins End Lane in a flood zone?
Flood zone information for this address is available in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the parcel. It's worth reviewing before making any decisions, especially given the property's proximity to the Middle Peninsula waterway system.
What county is 11202 Cabins End Lane in?
The property is located in Gloucester County, Virginia — an independent county jurisdiction on the Middle Peninsula with its own tax assessment, zoning, and services separate from the Hampton Roads cities to the south.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know Gloucester and the surrounding Middle Peninsula well. Reach out through vahome.com to ask questions or schedule a visit to Cabins End Lane.