Why this home stands out
Built in 2026, this home arrives with zero miles on the odometer — every surface, system, and fixture is untouched. Two full baths paired with two bedrooms gives each resident genuine privacy, and the square footage hits a practical sweet spot: enough room to live comfortably without the overhead of a larger footprint. New construction in this price tier and county combination is genuinely rare.
VILLAGES AT BARTLETT STATION and the Carrollton real estate market
Carrollton sits in Isle of Wight County on the western shore of the James River, separated from the bustle of Virginia Beach and Norfolk by water and a noticeably slower pace. The area is largely residential and semi-rural, with tree-lined streets, newer subdivisions, and a community feel that's hard to manufacture. It's the kind of place where neighbors wave from driveways and traffic jams are the exception rather than the rule. Carrollton Virginia new construction has been drawing attention from buyers who want modern finishes without sacrificing elbow room or green space. Isle of Wight County governs the area, meaning you're outside the denser city jurisdictions while still being a bridge-crossing away from everything Hampton Roads has to offer — shopping, dining, waterfronts, and major employment corridors. The James River Bridge connects Carrollton directly to Newport News, opening up the entire Peninsula in minutes.
What's nearby
Day-to-day errands are straightforward from Kathy Ann Way E. Carrollton's Route 17 corridor puts grocery stores, pharmacies, and casual dining within a short drive. The Carrollton Nike Park offers trails, athletic fields, and open space for weekend mornings. Smithfield — just a few miles west — adds independent restaurants, a historic downtown, and the famous Smithfield Foods heritage to your backyard. Newport News is accessible via the James River Bridge for larger retail, waterfront parks, and the Virginia Living Museum. The overall geography keeps you close to what you need without placing you in the middle of it.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
NSA Northwest Annex is roughly 18 minutes from the front door, and NSA Hampton Roads clocks in around 22 minutes — both straightforward, low-stress commutes. New construction means no deferred maintenance surprises during a PCS move, and buyers using a VA loan will appreciate stepping into a home where inspections are clean by default. Isle of Wight County's lower density also means more space and less congestion on the days that matter most.
For first-time buyers
A 2026 build means you're not inheriting anyone else's problems — the roof, HVAC, water heater, and appliances are all day-one fresh. At 1,353 square feet, the floor plan is manageable and efficient without feeling cramped. Isle of Wight County's quieter character makes it a low-pressure place to put down first roots, and the two full baths mean you're not negotiating a single bathroom with a roommate or partner.
More buyer questions
How far is 1911 Kathy Ann Way E from NSA Northwest Annex?
The drive runs approximately 18 minutes under normal conditions, heading east through Isle of Wight County toward the installation. It's a consistent, low-traffic route that holds up well during peak commute hours.
What county is 1911 Kathy Ann Way E located in?
The property falls within Isle of Wight County, Virginia — a separate jurisdiction from the city of Suffolk or Newport News, with its own tax structure and county services.
Is 1911 Kathy Ann Way E part of an HOA?
HOA status for this address should be confirmed through current listing documents or directly with the listing agent, as community association structures can vary by subdivision phase in newer Carrollton developments.
What year was 1911 Kathy Ann Way E built?
The home was built in 2026, making it brand-new construction with no prior occupancy history and all-new mechanical systems, fixtures, and finishes.
Does the Carrollton area have a flood risk concern?
Isle of Wight County does include some flood-zone parcels near waterways, but specific flood zone designation for 1911 Kathy Ann Way E is displayed in the FloodRisk tile on this page — check that section for FEMA map details.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this corner of Hampton Roads well — reach out to get your questions answered and schedule a walkthrough of 1911 Kathy Ann Way E.
