117 Ainsdale, Williamsburg, VA 23188

Why this home stands out

With over 3,200 square feet of living space on a single address in Williamsburg, 117 Ainsdale offers room to spread out in ways that smaller homes in the area simply can't match. Built in 2001, the home sits within reach of Ford's Colony's amenities, two military bases, and the kind of mature, tree-lined surroundings that take decades to develop. That combination of scale, setting, and access is genuinely hard to replicate.

FORDS COLONY and the Williamsburg real estate market

117 Ainsdale sits in one of Williamsburg's most quietly desirable pockets, close to the Ford's Colony corridor — a part of James City County known for its established landscaping, winding roads, and a neighborhood feel that has mellowed gracefully since the early 2000s. Williamsburg itself carries a reputation that goes far beyond its colonial history. It's a mid-sized city with a full-service infrastructure: regional medical centers, a strong dining scene, and easy interstate access via I-64. The pace here is deliberate without being sleepy. You're close enough to Newport News and Richmond to make day trips easy, yet daily life in Williamsburg rarely demands you leave. The city draws a mix of longtime residents, military families, and professionals who've discovered that colonial charm and modern convenience coexist here better than almost anywhere in Hampton Roads.

What's nearby

Daily life is easy from 117 Ainsdale. Murdoch's at Ford's Colony is less than a mile away — a solid neighborhood restaurant worth knowing on a weeknight. Ford's Colony Country Club sits at roughly the same distance and offers fitness facilities for members. When you want to get outside, Tutter's Mill Pond is just 0.7 miles away, a quiet spot for a walk or a moment to decompress. Windsor Forest Recreational Park, a members-only park, is only 0.6 miles out. It's a compact radius that covers a lot of the bases for everyday living.

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