Why this home stands out
What sets 19 Ewellville Lane apart is the combination of substantial square footage and genuine rural privacy that's increasingly rare on the Middle Peninsula. At 2,683 square feet, this 1988-built home gives you room that suburban neighborhoods simply can't match — four real bedrooms, two full baths, and the kind of breathing room where the nearest neighbor isn't right on top of you. It's a property that rewards people who want space, not just square footage on paper.
ALL OTHERS AREA 126 and the Dutton real estate market
Dutton sits in the heart of Gloucester County, Virginia — a stretch of the Middle Peninsula where tidal creeks, working farms, and long tree-lined roads define the landscape. This isn't a subdivision with a clubhouse and a newsletter; it's genuine rural Virginia, where properties have acreage, neighbors wave from driveways, and the pace of life is deliberately slower. Ewellville Lane itself is a quiet residential lane that feels removed from the noise of the broader region without actually being far from anything essential. Gloucester Courthouse, the county seat, is a short drive away and provides everyday services, local dining, and a historic courthouse square that gives the whole county its identity. The broader Dutton area — Gloucester County rural living at its most characteristic — draws buyers who want a genuine connection to the land and the water culture that defines this corner of coastal Virginia.
What's nearby
Your closest neighbor might be a vineyard — Zoll Vineyards is just 0.3 miles from the front door, making a weekend afternoon tasting almost effortless. Beyond that immediate perk, Gloucester Courthouse's Main Street corridor puts grocery runs, hardware stops, and local restaurants within a reasonable drive. The York River and its tributaries are woven throughout this part of Gloucester County, meaning boat ramps, fishing spots, and waterfront parks are part of everyday geography here. Colonial Williamsburg and the broader Historic Triangle are roughly 45 minutes away, giving you a genuine regional destination practically in your backyard.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Camp Peary is about 34 minutes from 19 Ewellville Lane, and Naval Weapons Station Yorktown sits roughly 39 minutes out — both manageable commutes from a property this size. For a military household that needs four bedrooms and room to decompress after a long duty day, Gloucester County's quiet pace is a real asset. VA loan eligibility makes a home at this square footage more accessible than many buyers expect.
For buyers drawn to character
If your search has been about finding a home with genuine character rather than a freshly stamped subdivision house, 19 Ewellville Lane deserves a close look. A 1988 build on a quiet rural lane in Gloucester County carries the kind of settled, established feel that newer construction can't replicate — mature trees, a real sense of place, and 2,683 square feet that have been lived in and loved. This is the Middle Peninsula at its most authentic.
More buyer questions
How far is 19 Ewellville Lane from Naval Weapons Station Yorktown?
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is approximately 39 minutes from 19 Ewellville Lane under normal traffic conditions. The route runs south through Gloucester County and crosses the York River, making it a straightforward if scenic commute.
How far is 19 Ewellville Lane from Camp Peary?
Camp Peary is about 34 minutes away, making it the closer of the two nearby military installations. The drive follows rural Gloucester County roads before connecting to the broader Peninsula highway network.
What county is 19 Ewellville Lane, Dutton, Virginia in?
The property is located in Gloucester County, Virginia. Gloucester County is an independent jurisdiction on the Middle Peninsula, separate from the city of Gloucester — all county services, permitting, and taxation run through the county government.
Is 19 Ewellville Lane in a flood zone?
Flood zone designation for this address is detailed in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data. Gloucester County does include areas of varying flood risk given its tidal creek geography, so reviewing that tile is worthwhile.
Does 19 Ewellville Lane have a garage?
Specific garage and structural details for this 1988-built home are best confirmed through current listing documents or a direct walkthrough — contact Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty for the most accurate property details.
Want to see 19 Ewellville Lane in person? Tom and Dariya Milan know Gloucester County well — reach out and they'll set up a walkthrough at your convenience.
