3009 Travis Pond Rd, Williamsburg, VA 23185

Why this home stands out

Scale and privacy are the headline here. At nearly 5,800 square feet with four bedrooms and three full plus three half baths, 3009 Travis Pond Road offers room configurations that most Williamsburg homes for sale simply can't match. The 1999 construction hits a sweet spot — solid bones from an era of generous floor plans, without the maintenance demands of a truly vintage home. There's space to spread out, entertain, and still carve out quiet corners.

GOVERNORS LAND and the Williamsburg real estate market

Travis Pond Road sits within Williamsburg, one of Virginia's most historically layered cities and a place where everyday life genuinely benefits from that context. The Colonial Williamsburg Historic Area, the College of William & Mary, and the broader Greater Williamsburg corridor give the city an energy that's equal parts small-town warmth and genuine cultural depth. The 23185 zip code covers a swath of the city's western and central reaches, where established tree-lined streets give way to parks and open space. Residents here tend to put down roots — the kind of community where neighbors know each other and the pace feels intentional without feeling sleepy. If you're comparing homes for sale in Williamsburg, this corridor rewards a closer look: it balances proximity to the city's amenities with the breathing room of a residential street that doesn't feel like it's trying too hard.

What's nearby

The closest named green space is Park East at Governor's Land, just 0.6 miles away — a well-maintained park that makes an easy walk or bike ride part of the daily rhythm. Governor's Land at Two Rivers, the broader master-planned community nearby, adds recreational amenities and scenic water views to the surrounding area. The wider Williamsburg corridor puts grocery stores, pharmacies, and dining along Richmond Road and Monticello Avenue within a short drive. James City County's network of trails and parks extends the outdoor options considerably, and the Colonial Williamsburg Historic Area is close enough to visit on a weekday afternoon without making a production of it.

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