Why this home stands out
What sets 119 Brookhaven Drive apart is the combination of a well-proportioned 2,047-square-foot layout and a location that's genuinely walkable by Williamsburg standards. Strawberry Plains Park is literally steps away, Craft 31 is a three-minute walk, and three separate grocery options — The Fresh Market, Trader Joe's, and The Vitamin Shoppe — sit within a mile. For a 2006-built home, the bones are solid and the surroundings do a lot of the heavy lifting.
ALL OTHERS AREA 119 and the Williamsburg real estate market
119 Brookhaven Drive sits in New Town, Williamsburg's mixed-use district that blends residential streets with retail, dining, and green space in a way that most of the region simply doesn't replicate. The streets here are walkable, the neighbors tend to stay for years, and the overall feel is polished without being sterile. Williamsburg itself is one of the more layered cities in Hampton Roads — colonial history runs deep, but the day-to-day reality is a modern small city with a strong employment base anchored by tourism, education, and defense. James City County jurisdiction means you get Williamsburg's character with county-level services. Whether you're drawn to homes for sale in Williamsburg for the lifestyle, the commute corridors, or the long-term value of a historically grounded market, New Town tends to check boxes that other Williamsburg neighborhoods can't.
What's nearby
Daily life from 119 Brookhaven Drive is genuinely easy. Strawberry Plains Park is 0.1 miles away — a quick walk for morning routines or an afternoon reset. Craft 31 and Panera Bread are both under half a mile for casual meals or a working lunch. Bonefish Grill rounds out the dinner options nearby. Coffee is covered by Anonymous Coffee and Starbucks at 0.6 miles, with Panera pulling double duty. For fitness, Pivot Performance, Full Circle Yoga+, and Planet Fitness are all within half a mile. The Fresh Market at 0.5 miles, Trader Joe's at 0.7 miles, and The Vitamin Shoppe at 0.6 miles mean grocery runs rarely require getting on a highway. The New Town Pavilion hosts community events year-round just down the street.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Camp Peary is 14 minutes away, and Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is a 21-minute drive — both manageable for daily commutes. A VA loan is a natural fit for this property, and the New Town location means your family lands in a walkable, well-connected neighborhood from day one. Families comparing homes for sale in 23188 will find this address offers a rare combination of base access and everyday convenience.
More buyer questions
How far is 119 Brookhaven Drive from Camp Peary?
Camp Peary is approximately 14 minutes from 119 Brookhaven Drive under typical traffic conditions. Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is about 21 minutes away, making this address workable for personnel assigned to either installation.
Is 119 Brookhaven Drive in a flood zone?
Flood zone status for 119 Brookhaven Drive is detailed in the FloodRisk tile on this page — check that section for the current FEMA designation and what it means for insurance requirements.
What is the lot like at 119 Brookhaven Drive?
119 Brookhaven Drive is a residential property in the New Town neighborhood of Williamsburg, with Strawberry Plains Park just 0.1 miles away providing green space that effectively extends your outdoor options beyond the lot itself.
Does 119 Brookhaven Drive have a garage?
Garage and parking details for 119 Brookhaven Drive are best confirmed through the current listing data or a direct walkthrough — contact Tom or Dariya Milan at LPT Realty for specifics.
What grocery stores are close to 119 Brookhaven Drive?
The Fresh Market is 0.5 miles away, The Vitamin Shoppe is 0.6 miles, and Trader Joe's is 0.7 miles — all reachable without getting on a major highway, which is a genuine quality-of-life advantage in this part of Williamsburg.
Ready to walk through 119 Brookhaven Drive? Tom and Dariya Milan know this Williamsburg market inside and out — reach out to schedule a visit or ask questions about the neighborhood.
