Why this home stands out
What sets 193 Whistlers Lane apart is its setting. Mattaponi is genuine rural Virginia — not a suburb trying to feel rural, but the real thing. The 1999 build means the bones are solid without the quirks of a much older house. Three bedrooms and two full baths fit comfortably into 1,344 square feet, and the surrounding land gives you breathing room that is simply not available closer to the city.
ALL OTHERS AREA 122 and the Mattaponi real estate market
Mattaponi is a small unincorporated community in King and Queen County, Virginia. The landscape here is defined by farmland, forest, and the Mattaponi River corridor nearby. Streets like Whistlers Lane are lightly traveled and lined with single-family homes on generous lots. The area draws people who want space, quiet, and a genuine connection to the Virginia countryside. King and Queen County is one of the least densely populated counties in the state, and that shows in the open feel of every drive. The county seat is King and Queen Court House, a few miles to the north. For everyday needs, West Point — about 20 minutes west — is the closest town with grocery stores, pharmacies, and services. Richmond is roughly an hour away and serves as the regional hub for major shopping, medical centers, and the airport. Anyone comparing homes for sale in Mattaponi will notice that properties here offer land and privacy at a scale that is rare this close to the broader Hampton Roads and Richmond corridors.
What's nearby
Daily life in Mattaponi runs through a handful of anchor points. West Point, about 20 minutes away, covers most everyday errands — grocery runs, hardware, and dining. The Mattaponi River itself is a short drive and offers fishing, kayaking, and quiet outdoor time. Shiloh Baptist Church and small local community gathering spots give the area a close-knit character. For a wider selection of restaurants and retail, Gloucester Court House is about 35 minutes southeast. Richmond's full range of hospitals, specialty stores, and entertainment is roughly an hour up Route 360.
For different buyers
Base commute and VA loan notes
Camp Peary is about 49 minutes southeast via Route 33 and Route 17. VA loan financing is widely used in this part of Virginia, and a rural property like this one can qualify depending on condition and appraisal. The two full baths and three bedrooms mean the layout works from day one without immediate renovation.
For first-time buyers
A 1999-built home with three bedrooms and two full baths is a practical starting point. There is no HOA adding monthly costs or use restrictions. The rural King and Queen County setting means lower land-use pressure and more outdoor space than a typical subdivision lot — a real advantage when you are stretching a first purchase as far as it will go.
More buyer questions
How far is 193 Whistlers Lane from Camp Peary?
Camp Peary is about 49 minutes southeast, typically via Route 33 to Route 17. The drive passes through rural King and Queen County and York County before reaching the base.
Is 193 Whistlers Lane in a flood zone?
Flood zone status for this address is covered in the FloodRisk tile on this page. King and Queen County does include some low-lying areas near the Mattaponi River, so reviewing the FEMA map for this specific parcel is worthwhile.
What county is 193 Whistlers Lane in?
The property is in King and Queen County, Virginia. The county has its own school system, building codes, and tax structure separate from neighboring counties.
Are there HOA fees at 193 Whistlers Lane?
There is no HOA associated with this property. Owners are not subject to HOA rules or dues.
How far is 193 Whistlers Lane from West Point, Virginia?
West Point is about 20 minutes west and is the closest town for groceries, pharmacies, and everyday services. It sits at the confluence of the Mattaponi and Pamunkey rivers.
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