Why this home stands out
New construction in Poquoson at this scale is genuinely rare. Five bedrooms and four full baths across 3,940 square feet means you're not squeezing anyone in — there's room for a home office, a guest suite, and still space left over. Built in 2026, everything is fresh: systems, finishes, warranties. And the location on Hunts Neck Road puts you on one of the quieter fingers of the Poquoson peninsula, where the pace is unhurried and the sky opens up.
VALMOORE ESTATES and the Poquoson real estate market
Poquoson is one of the most distinctive small cities in the Hampton Roads region — an independent city of roughly 12,000 people tucked onto a low-lying peninsula between the Back River and Chesapeake Bay. It has its own school system, its own identity, and a community culture that long-time residents are fiercely proud of. The city feels removed from the suburban sprawl of the broader region, yet it's only minutes from Hampton and the wider Peninsula. Hunts Neck Road sits near the water's edge, where you'll find working watermen, kayakers, and neighbors who wave from their driveways. Homes for sale in Poquoson at this size and vintage don't come along often — the city's housing stock skews older and smaller, which is exactly what makes a 2026 build here stand out. The surrounding streets are quiet, the lots are generous, and the marsh views remind you that you're living somewhere genuinely special.
What's nearby
Two Tree Park is just 0.3 miles away — an easy walk for a morning stretch or an afternoon with the kids. Kids Island Park and Petquoson, the city's beloved dog-friendly green space, are both under a mile. For dinner, Surf Rider is 0.7 miles out and a local favorite for seafood. C's Pizza & Subs handles the casual nights at 0.9 miles. When you want something a little livelier, 1631 Burgers Bourbon & Brew is a mile away and worth the short drive. Tropical Smoothie Cafe is right there for a quick breakfast, and Snap Fitness Poquoson keeps the routine easy at just one mile from your front door.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Joint Base Langley-Eustis — Langley side — is nine minutes from the front door, making 31 Hunts Neck Road one of the closer new-construction options on the Peninsula. A VA loan pairs naturally with a 2026 build: no deferred maintenance, no repair negotiations, just a clean appraisal. Five bedrooms handle PCS moves with room to spare, whether that means a home office, a flex room, or space for family visiting during a deployment.
For families upgrading
If your current home has outgrown your family, 3,940 square feet of brand-new construction answers the question. Five bedrooms and four baths mean no one is sharing unless they want to, and the 2026 build date means you're not inheriting anyone else's deferred maintenance. Families comparing homes for sale zoned for Poquoson High School and homes for sale zoned for Poquoson Elementary School will find that this address puts you squarely in the Poquoson city school system — a self-contained district with a tight-knit feel.
More buyer questions
How far is 31 Hunts Neck Road from Joint Base Langley-Eustis?
The Langley side of Joint Base Langley-Eustis is approximately nine minutes by car. Fort Eustis, the Newport News side of the joint base, is roughly 22 minutes.
What zip code is 31 Hunts Neck Road in?
The property is in zip code 23662, which covers the city of Poquoson. Buyers browsing homes for sale in 23662 will find this address near the southern end of the Hunts Neck peninsula.
Is 31 Hunts Neck Road in a flood zone?
Poquoson is a low-lying coastal city and portions of it carry flood zone designations — your agent can pull the current FEMA flood map panel for this specific parcel, and the FloodRisk tile on this page provides additional detail.
Does 31 Hunts Neck Road have an HOA?
No HOA is associated with this address, which is typical for much of Poquoson's residential streets.
What can I expect from the Poquoson area as a place to live?
Poquoson is a small, tight-knit independent city with a strong waterfront identity, its own school system, and a noticeably quieter pace than the broader Hampton Roads metro — it consistently draws buyers who want a genuine community feel without leaving the Peninsula.
Ready to walk through 31 Hunts Neck Road? Tom and Dariya Milan know Poquoson homes for sale inside and out — reach out and let's get you in the door.
