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Why this home stands out

Few addresses in the Hampton Roads region combine square footage at this level with the full resort-style infrastructure of Kingsmill — a gated, master-planned community on the James River. At 4,054 square feet across three bedrooms and three and a half baths, the home offers room to spread out in a neighborhood that was purpose-built for comfort. The 1987 construction era means solid bones, generous room proportions, and a mature, tree-lined setting that newer subdivisions simply can't replicate.

KINGSMILL and the Williamsburg real estate market

Kingsmill is one of Williamsburg's most recognized planned communities, developed along the James River with a level of infrastructure — gated entry, golf courses, tennis facilities, a marina, and miles of trails — that sets it apart from virtually every other neighborhood in the area. When people searching homes for sale williamsburg va come across Kingsmill, the reaction is usually immediate recognition: this is the community with the resort feel. Streets are wide, tree canopy is mature, and the overall pace feels deliberate and unhurried. Williamsburg itself sits at the intersection of Virginia history and modern livability — Colonial Williamsburg, William & Mary, and the region's tourism economy give the city a cultural depth that most comparably sized Virginia cities don't have. James City County governance means residents benefit from a well-funded county infrastructure while staying close to the conveniences of the broader Hampton Roads metro. Whether you're drawn by the history, the outdoor access, or simply the quality of the built environment, Williamsburg consistently earns its reputation as one of Virginia's most desirable places to put down roots.

What's nearby

Daily life outside the gates is equally convenient. Kingsmill Recreational Park is under a mile away at 0.8 miles, offering green space and outdoor activity right at the neighborhood's edge. Kingsmill Recreational Soccer Park adds another active-use option just 0.9 miles out — a genuine asset for households with kids or anyone who values walkable recreation. The broader Williamsburg corridor along Route 60 and the Monticello Avenue corridor puts grocery stores, pharmacies, restaurants, and retail within a short drive. Busch Gardens and Water Country USA are practically neighbors, and the Colonial Williamsburg historic district is just minutes up the road, making weekend plans almost effortless.

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