Why this home stands out
New construction in 2026 means you're getting modern systems, current building codes, and a layout designed for the way people actually live today — not a renovation project in disguise. The Villages at Bartlett Station community pairs that fresh-build peace of mind with walkable access to groceries, dining, and fitness, a combination that's genuinely rare in Isle of Wight County.
VILLAGES AT BARTLETT STATION and the Carrollton real estate market
The Villages at Bartlett Station sits in Carrollton, Virginia — a growing corner of Isle of Wight County that manages to feel unhurried without being remote. Carrollton has quietly become one of the more sought-after addresses on the western side of Hampton Roads, drawing people who want newer development, lower traffic, and a slower pace than the denser cities across the water. The neighborhood itself is a walkable, mixed-use style community anchored by Publix Super Market at Bartlett Station, which means your grocery run is a three-minute stroll rather than a drive. Streets are clean, neighbors tend to be engaged, and the overall atmosphere leans residential and family-friendly without feeling isolated. Isle of Wight County governs the area, which brings its own character — lower density, strong community identity, and a connection to the broader rural landscape of the Virginia Coastal Plain just beyond the neighborhood's edges.
What's nearby
Daily errands at 1912 Kathy Ann Way E are almost absurdly convenient. Publix Super Market at Bartlett Station is 0.3 miles away, and Food Lion is just a mile out for a second option. Dinner plans are easy too — ZENSHI Handcrafted Sushi is right at 0.3 miles, Fatboy's Grill & Steamshack is 0.4 miles, and Royal Farms covers both a quick bite and a morning coffee at the same stop. Tropical Smoothie Cafe is 0.7 miles when you want something a little different, and McDonald's is under a mile for the classics. Anytime Fitness at 0.7 miles means your workout routine doesn't require a commute either.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
NSA Northwest Annex is an 18-minute drive from 1912 Kathy Ann Way E, and NSA Hampton Roads is about 22 minutes out — both well within a comfortable commute window. A VA loan pairs naturally with new construction like this, letting eligible buyers move into a 2026-built home with minimal out-of-pocket costs. Isle of Wight County's lower density and quieter streets make Carrollton a popular landing spot for military households looking to put down roots.
For first-time buyers
A 2026-built home means you're starting with everything new — appliances, systems, and finishes — which removes a lot of the anxiety that comes with buying an older property. At 1,353 square feet with 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths, 1912 Kathy Ann Way E is a manageable, right-sized first home. The walkable Bartlett Station community adds genuine lifestyle value, and for eligible buyers, a VA loan can make the path to ownership here more straightforward than you might expect.
More buyer questions
How far is 1912 Kathy Ann Way E from NSA Northwest Annex?
The drive from 1912 Kathy Ann Way E to NSA Northwest Annex is approximately 18 minutes under typical conditions. NSA Hampton Roads is a slightly longer 22-minute drive, giving military households solid access to both installations from Carrollton.
What is the Villages at Bartlett Station like as a neighborhood?
Villages at Bartlett Station is a walkable, mixed-use style community in Carrollton with a Publix Super Market, restaurants, and fitness options all within a mile. It has a residential, well-kept feel with the lower density and quieter character that Isle of Wight County is known for.
Is 1912 Kathy Ann Way E part of an HOA?
Yes, the Villages at Bartlett Station community does have a homeowners association. It's worth confirming current HOA details and any community guidelines directly with your agent before closing.
What flood zone is 1912 Kathy Ann Way E in?
Flood zone information for this address is displayed in the FloodRisk tile on this page — check there for the most current FEMA designation and what it means for insurance requirements.
Can a VA loan be used to purchase a new construction home like this one?
Yes — a VA loan can absolutely be used on new construction, and 1912 Kathy Ann Way E's 2026 build date means the home should meet VA appraisal standards without the issues that sometimes come up with older properties. Talk to a VA-experienced lender to confirm specifics for your situation.
Ready to walk through 1912 Kathy Ann Way E? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this Carrollton community well — reach out and let's set something up.
