Why this home stands out
Built in 2025, this 3-bedroom, 2.1-bath home delivers 2,040 square feet of fresh construction without the wait — no building timeline to manage, no temporary housing to arrange. Quarterpath at Tutters Pond is a compact, well-kept community that punches above its size: grocery, coffee, dining, and green space are all within a half-mile, which is genuinely rare inside Williamsburg's city limits.
QUARTERPATH AT TUTTERS POND and the Williamsburg real estate market
Quarterpath at Tutters Pond sits inside the City of Williamsburg — not James City County, not York County — which means you're living in the historic heart of the region rather than on its edges. The neighborhood itself is a tidy residential enclave off Quarterpath Road, where newer construction mixes with established landscaping and a genuine sense of community scale. Streets are quiet, sidewalks connect to nearby parks, and the whole area has the kind of low-traffic feel that makes evening walks easy. Williamsburg as a city is famously walkable for Virginia, and this address leans into that fully: restaurants, a full-service grocery, and a Starbucks are all reachable on foot. Beyond the immediate block, you're minutes from Colonial Williamsburg, the College of William & Mary campus, and the broader Peninsula corridor — making this a location that works whether your daily life points toward history, academia, or the military installations to the north.
What's nearby
Groceries are a genuine non-event here — Harris Teeter is 0.3 miles away. Coffee runs are equally painless with Starbucks Coffee Company at the same distance. For dinner, No 1 Restaurant and Waypoint Seafood & Grill are both within 0.2 miles, and Pie&Dine is under a mile when you want to switch things up. Redoubt Park is a 0.4-mile walk for fresh air, and Quarterpath Park along with the Williamsburg Recreation Department's facilities round out your outdoor options at about a mile. Body Balance Yoga & Fitness Studio is 0.9 miles away for workouts, and a 7-Eleven covers those quick convenience stops.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Camp Peary is nine minutes away, and Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is thirteen — making 3014 Plymouth PL a genuinely practical choice for active-duty households on the Peninsula. A VA loan pairs naturally with new construction like this, and the in-town Williamsburg location means your family has real walkable infrastructure around them, not just a commute-friendly address.
For first-time buyers
New construction in 2025 means you're starting with a clean slate — modern systems, fresh finishes, and no deferred maintenance to budget for. At 2,040 square feet with three bedrooms and 2.1 baths, there's real room to grow. Add a Harris Teeter and Starbucks within walking distance and you have a first home that genuinely fits daily life without a car for every errand.
More buyer questions
How far is 3014 Plymouth PL from Camp Peary?
Camp Peary is approximately 9 minutes by car from 3014 Plymouth PL, making it one of the more convenient Peninsula addresses for personnel assigned there.
How far is 3014 Plymouth PL from Naval Weapons Station Yorktown?
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is about 13 minutes away by car, an easy commute along the Route 17 corridor.
What is the year built for 3014 Plymouth PL, Williamsburg?
The home was built in 2025, making it brand-new construction with contemporary systems and finishes throughout.
Is 3014 Plymouth PL in a flood zone?
Flood zone information for this address is available in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls the current FEMA designation for the parcel.
Where can I walk to from 3014 Plymouth PL in Williamsburg?
Harris Teeter, Starbucks, No 1 Restaurant, and Waypoint Seafood & Grill are all within 0.3 miles on foot, and Redoubt Park is a short 0.4-mile walk — making this one of the more walkable addresses inside Williamsburg's city limits.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this neighborhood well. Reach out to get your questions answered and schedule a walkthrough of 3014 Plymouth PL.
