2119 King James Ct, Carrollton, VA 23314

Why this home stands out

Cul-de-sac living in Carrollton is genuinely hard to find at this square footage, and King James Court delivers exactly that — a low-traffic street where kids can play and neighbors actually know each other. The 1994 build puts you in a construction era that typically means solid framing and a layout that makes practical sense, without the quirks of older stock. Isle of Wight County jurisdiction means lower density and a slower pace than the urban core across the James River.

ALL OTHERS AREA 65 and the Carrollton real estate market

Carrollton sits in the northern tip of Isle of Wight County, tucked between the James River and Route 17 — a location that gives you genuine small-town breathing room while keeping Hampton Roads' broader job market within reach. The area has grown steadily since the 1990s, attracting buyers who want newer suburban development without the congestion of Virginia Beach or Chesapeake. Neighborhoods here tend to be well-kept and family-oriented, with mature trees lining the streets and a noticeably quieter feel than the urban side of the water. Carrollton is the kind of community where you recognize faces at the grocery store and the pace of daily life actually slows down on weekends. Families comparing homes for sale zoned for Carrollton Elementary School and homes for sale zoned for Smithfield High School often land here specifically because Isle of Wight County schools draw consistent interest from buyers relocating to the region.

What's nearby

Day-to-day errands are straightforward from King James Court. The Carrollton Walmart Supercenter on Route 17 covers groceries and household needs in one stop, and a handful of local restaurants and fast-casual options line that same corridor. Bennett's Creek Park in nearby Suffolk offers waterfront trails and picnic areas for weekend outings. The Harbour View area — just across the county line in Suffolk — adds more dining, retail, and a Harris Teeter for grocery runs. Downtown Smithfield, roughly 15 minutes south, brings colonial-era charm, local shops, and the famous Smithfield packing district along the Pagan River.

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