168 Jeffersons Hundred, Williamsburg, VA 23185

Why this home stands out

Nearly 3,900 square feet in a 1995-built single-family home gives you genuine room to spread out — four bedrooms, three full baths, and a half bath means the morning rush stays manageable. What sets this address apart is the combination of that interior scale with an unusually tight walkable radius: restaurants, a fitness center, and green space are all within a third of a mile, which is rare for Williamsburg.

KINGSMILL and the Williamsburg real estate market

Williamsburg sits at the intersection of history and everyday livability in a way few Virginia cities can match. The broader area around 168 Jeffersons Hundred carries that same character — mature landscaping, a quieter residential pace, and a sense that the neighborhood has settled comfortably into itself over the past few decades. The street address places you within the Williamsburg city limits, which means access to a well-maintained infrastructure and a community that draws both long-term residents and newcomers drawn by the area's quality of life. The surrounding blocks feel established without feeling frozen in time. You're close enough to Colonial Williamsburg's cultural corridor to enjoy it on a weekend afternoon, yet far enough removed that daily life doesn't feel like a tourist district. James City County's broader amenities — trails, parks, and community programming — are also within easy reach. For a city of its size, Williamsburg punches well above its weight in terms of dining variety, green space, and overall livability.

What's nearby

Step outside and the options come quickly. Das Festhaus is just 0.2 miles away, and Trapper's Smokehouse and Aquitaine Refreshments are both within 0.3 miles — so weeknight dinners rarely require a drive. Wareham's Pond Recreation Center is also 0.2 miles out, making it easy to build a consistent fitness routine. Oktoberfest park and Festhaus Park are both within 0.3 miles for outdoor time without planning ahead. When you want a proper coffee run, The Mill and Private Resort Kingsmill Park are each about 0.9 miles away — close enough to be part of a regular Saturday morning loop.

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