Why this home stands out
What sets Regent Park Walk apart is the combination of Isle of Wight County's lower tax base, a quieter suburban pace, and genuine proximity to the broader Hampton Roads metro. At 2,343 square feet across three bedrooms and two and a half baths, this 2004-built home gives you real living space without the density of the peninsula's older neighborhoods — a balance that's genuinely hard to find.
EAGLE HARBOR and the Carrollton real estate market
Carrollton occupies the northern tip of Isle of Wight County, tucked between the James River and the Pagan River, and it carries a distinctly unhurried character that residents tend to hold onto tightly. The streets here are lined with established trees, and the overall feel is residential in the truest sense — neighbors know each other, yards have room to breathe, and traffic rarely stacks up the way it does closer to the water crossings. Regent Park is one of the area's well-kept subdivisions, with sidewalks, mature landscaping, and a layout that encourages evening walks. For buyers who have been weighing new construction homes Hampton Roads builders are delivering further out, Carrollton offers something those developments often can't: an established community with real roots, not just fresh concrete. The James River Bridge connects Carrollton directly to Newport News in minutes, putting the full Hampton Roads job market, medical corridor, and military installations within a practical daily commute.
What's nearby
Daily errands are straightforward from Regent Park Walk. The Carrollton Marketplace on Carrollton Boulevard puts a grocery anchor, pharmacy, and a string of casual dining options within a few minutes' drive. For a sit-down meal or a weekend coffee run, the Route 17 corridor into Smithfield adds a handful of locally owned spots worth knowing. Smithfield itself — about ten minutes south — brings the Isle of Wight County seat, a riverfront historic district, and a Saturday farmers market that draws the whole county. Newport News is roughly fifteen minutes north via the James River Bridge, opening up Peninsula Town Center, Riverside Regional Medical Center, and the full range of big-box retail.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Joint Base Langley-Eustis is approximately 20 to 25 minutes north via the James River Bridge, making Carrollton a practical address for families assigned there. Isle of Wight County's lower cost of living relative to York or James City County can stretch a BAH allotment meaningfully. The subdivision's sidewalks and established layout also make it a comfortable landing spot for families arriving from a PCS move.
For families upgrading
If you're asking what is in a suburban community that justifies the move from a smaller starter home, Regent Park Walk has a clear answer: 2,343 square feet of real living space, a half-bath for guests, and a neighborhood where kids can actually play outside. Isle of Wight County's pace of life means less congestion, more yard, and a genuine sense of community — the kind of upgrade that shows up in daily quality of life, not just square footage.
More buyer questions
How far is 13279 Regent Park Walk from Joint Base Langley-Eustis?
The drive from Regent Park Walk to Joint Base Langley-Eustis runs approximately 20 to 25 minutes under normal conditions via the James River Bridge and Route 17 north into Newport News. Traffic on the bridge can add time during peak morning hours.
What county is 13279 Regent Park Walk in?
The property sits in Isle of Wight County, Virginia — not the City of Newport News or Suffolk, even though Carrollton borders both metro areas. Isle of Wight County has its own tax rates, services, and zoning, which many buyers find favorable compared to neighboring jurisdictions.
Is 13279 Regent Park Walk in a flood zone?
Flood zone status for this address can vary by parcel and is best confirmed through the current FEMA Flood Map Service Center using the property's exact coordinates. The separate FloodRisk tile on this page reflects the most current FEMA designation.
How far is Regent Park Walk from downtown Smithfield?
Downtown Smithfield is roughly 8 to 10 minutes south along Route 10, putting the historic waterfront district, local restaurants, and Isle of Wight County government services within an easy drive from the neighborhood.
Does the Regent Park subdivision have an HOA?
Regent Park does have a homeowners association, which maintains common areas and community standards throughout the subdivision. Specific fee structures and governing documents should be requested and reviewed during any due-diligence period.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know Carrollton and Isle of Wight County well — reach out to get a straight answer on this address and what it takes to make it yours.
