Why this home stands out
Built in 1940, this cottage carries authentic period character on a generous two-acre lot. You get genuine land here—not a postage-stamp suburban parcel. The setting is rural and quiet, far from strip malls and traffic. If you're drawn to older homes with bones and acreage, this address offers both. The layout is straightforward: two bedrooms, one bath, and room to breathe. Port Haywood itself is a working waterfront village, not a commuter suburb.
ALL OTHERS AREA 126 and the Port Haywood real estate market
Port Haywood is a small, historic waterfront community in Gloucester County, Virginia. The village centers on the York River and a working harbor—fishing boats, modest homes, and a pace that hasn't rushed in decades. New Point Comfort Highway runs through the area, connecting Port Haywood to the broader Peninsula. The neighborhood is rural and quiet, with homes set back on larger lots. There's no downtown strip or chain retail nearby; instead, you'll find local marinas, boat launches, and the kind of quiet that comes with distance from urban centers. Williamsburg and the Interstate 64 corridor lie about 30 minutes inland. If you're comparing homes for sale in 23138, you're looking at a waterfront-adjacent, low-density setting where land and privacy are the defining features. Daily life here centers on the water, local fishing culture, and a tight-knit community feel.
What's nearby
The York River is minutes away, offering boat access and waterfront recreation. Gloucester Point, home to the Virginia Institute of Marine Science, sits nearby and anchors the local research and educational presence. Williamsburg—with its colonial history, restaurants, and shops—is roughly 30 minutes inland. Grocery and pharmacy options require a short drive to larger nearby towns. Local marinas and boat ramps serve the fishing and boating community. The setting is rural, so everyday errands mean leaving the immediate neighborhood.
For different buyers
Base commute and VA loan notes
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is about 35 minutes away, making this a workable commute for eligible personnel. VA loan financing is available and common in the region. The two-acre lot and quiet setting offer space and privacy. Rural location means lower density and a slower pace than suburban alternatives.
Room to grow
Two bedrooms and one bath anchor a straightforward floor plan on two acres. The lot size gives you room for a garden, workshop, or outdoor projects without suburban density. The 1940s cottage structure sits on land that lets you spread out. Storage and privacy come naturally with acreage. This is the kind of property where space itself becomes an asset.
More buyer questions
How far is 2750 New Point Comfort Highway from Naval Weapons Station Yorktown?
The property is approximately 35 minutes from Naval Weapons Station Yorktown by car. Camp Peary is also about 35 minutes away.
What year was this home built?
The cottage was built in 1940 and retains period character and original construction details.
How much land comes with the property?
You own two acres, which is substantial for a residential property and offers privacy and room for outdoor projects.
Is Port Haywood close to Williamsburg?
Williamsburg is about 30 minutes inland from Port Haywood, accessible via New Point Comfort Highway and local roads.
What is the neighborhood like?
Port Haywood is a quiet, rural waterfront village centered on fishing and the York River. It's a low-density community with a strong local character, not a suburban setting.
Ready to explore a two-acre waterfront property with authentic character? Contact Tom & Dariya Milan to schedule a visit.
