Why this home stands out
At 4,105 square feet, 113 Tern Court delivers the kind of room that's genuinely hard to find in this price tier of York County. Four bedrooms, three full baths, and two half baths spread across a thoughtfully scaled floor plan — enough space for a home office, a guest suite, and still have room left over. The 2001 build year hits a sweet spot: solid construction with layouts that reflect how people actually live today.
LAKES AT DARE and the Yorktown real estate market
Tern Court sits in a quiet pocket of Yorktown, Virginia — a city that carries more history per square mile than almost anywhere in the country, yet manages to feel genuinely livable rather than museum-like. York County is one of the most sought-after jurisdictions in Hampton Roads, and it earns that reputation through well-maintained roads, responsive local government, and a community that takes pride in its surroundings. The neighborhood itself has a residential, settled character: streets curve gently, lots have breathing room, and the pace slows down the moment you turn off the main road. Yorktown proper sits along the York River, giving the broader area a waterfront identity without the congestion of larger coastal cities. Whether you're drawn by the history, the proximity to military installations, or simply the quality of life that York County consistently delivers, this address puts you squarely in one of the region's most enduring communities.
What's nearby
Daily life is easy here. Dare Deli & Steamhouse is just 0.6 miles away — a local favorite for seafood and casual meals that quickly becomes a regular stop once you're in the neighborhood. Yorktown's Colonial National Historical Park and the waterfront Riverwalk are only a short drive, giving you weekend options that feel more like a destination than an errand. Grafton and Tabb areas along Route 17 bring grocery stores, pharmacies, and everyday retail within comfortable reach. The broader York County road network keeps you connected without the stop-and-go of denser urban corridors.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Joint Base Langley-Eustis is roughly 15 minutes away, and Naval Weapons Station Yorktown sits about 17 minutes out — making 113 Tern Court a practical choice for active-duty households at either installation. York County's location between the two bases is a genuine advantage, and the square footage here gives families room to grow across multiple assignment cycles. A VA loan can make a home this size more accessible than many expect.
For families upgrading
If you've outgrown your current home, 4,105 square feet gives everyone space to spread out without stepping on each other. Four bedrooms means the guest room doesn't have to double as a home office, and 3.2 baths means morning routines actually work. York County's community character and the settled feel of Tern Court make this the kind of address families tend to stay in — not just pass through.
More buyer questions
How far is 113 Tern Court from Joint Base Langley-Eustis?
The drive from 113 Tern Court to Joint Base Langley-Eustis runs approximately 15 minutes under normal traffic conditions. That puts the base comfortably within the range most active-duty households target when house-hunting in York County.
How far is 113 Tern Court from Naval Weapons Station Yorktown?
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is about 17 minutes from this address, making it a realistic daily commute for personnel stationed there. The route largely avoids major highway congestion, which helps keep that drive consistent.
What is the flood risk situation for 113 Tern Court?
Flood zone information for this address is detailed in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data. Reviewing that section will give you the most accurate and up-to-date designation for this specific parcel.
Is there an HOA associated with 113 Tern Court?
HOA status for this property should be confirmed through current disclosure documents, as association membership and rules can change over time. Your agent can pull the most current information before any offer is submitted.
What can I do with a VA loan at a property like this?
A VA loan can be used to purchase a primary residence like 113 Tern Court with no down payment requirement for eligible borrowers, which makes a home of this size more financially reachable for qualifying military families. The VA loan page on this site walks through the basics of eligibility and how the process works in Virginia.
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