116 Colonial Way, Carrollton, VA 23314

Why this home stands out

What sets 116 Colonial Way apart is the combination of size and relative youth — 3,171 square feet built in 2014 means you get the room of an older colonial without the deferred maintenance that often comes with it. Five bedrooms give every household member breathing room, and the half-bath keeps the main living areas practical for everyday life. It's a layout that grows with you.

FOUNDERS POINTE and the Carrollton real estate market

Carrollton sits in Isle of Wight County on the western bank of the James River, connected to Hampton Roads by the James River Bridge. The area has a distinctly unhurried character — wide lots, mature trees lining residential streets, and neighbors who tend to stay put for years. It's technically rural in feel but suburban in convenience, with the retail corridors of Newport News and Smithfield both reachable in under twenty minutes. Families comparing homes for sale in Carrollton often cite the low-traffic streets and the Isle of Wight County school system as primary draws. The county itself is one of the older jurisdictions in Virginia, and that history shows in the care residents take with the community. Daily life here moves at a pace that's genuinely hard to find this close to a major metro.

What's nearby

Day-to-day errands are easy from Colonial Way. When you want a casual meal without driving far, Bubba-N-Frank's Carrollton is about a mile away — a local favorite for straightforward, satisfying food. Cone Slingers is right there at the same distance when the afternoon calls for something sweet. The James River Bridge puts you in Newport News in minutes, opening up a full range of grocery stores, pharmacies, big-box retailers, and waterfront dining. Smithfield's historic downtown, with its boutique shops and restaurants, is a short drive in the opposite direction.

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