1126 Wharf Hill Dr, Smithfield, VA 23430

Why this home stands out

New construction in 2025 means everything here — mechanicals, roof, finishes, and systems — starts at zero miles. With five bedrooms and four and a half baths spread across 3,571 square feet, the floor plan has genuine room to grow. Mallory Pointe is a newer community in a historic small town, so you get fresh construction without the cookie-cutter suburban sprawl that often comes with it. That combination is harder to find in Isle of Wight County than most buyers expect.

MALLORY POINTE and the Smithfield real estate market

Mallory Pointe sits on the edge of Smithfield, a town that punches well above its size in character. You're in Isle of Wight County here, which means lower density, quieter streets, and a genuine small-town rhythm that's increasingly rare this close to Hampton Roads. Smithfield's historic downtown — famous for its ham heritage and its walkable Main Street lined with independent shops and restaurants — is only a few minutes from the neighborhood. The Pagan River winds through town, and the broader James River shoreline is never far. Commuters appreciate that Interstate 664 and Route 10 both offer reasonable paths toward Newport News, Suffolk, and the rest of the region. Families comparing Smithfield homes for sale often discover that Isle of Wight County delivers a pace and a sense of place that's genuinely different from the busier corridors to the east — and 1126 Wharf Hill Drive puts you right at the center of it.

What's nearby

Day-to-day errands are easy from Wharf Hill Drive. Royal Farms, just 0.7 miles away, covers fuel and quick grocery runs without a detour. Beale Park is a half-mile out — a quick walk or bike ride for an afternoon outside — and Wellington Park adds another green option at 0.6 miles. When you want to sit down for a meal, Q Daddy's Pitmaster BBQ and The Oak & Ivy Taphouse are both under a mile away and represent exactly the kind of local spots that make Smithfield worth staying in on a Friday night. Bill Laine park rounds out the outdoor options at 0.9 miles. For bigger shopping trips, the broader Route 10 corridor connects you to larger retail centers in short order.

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