326 6th St, West Point, VA 23181

Why this home stands out

A 1925-built, four-bedroom home in West Point is a rarity. The bones here — nearly a century of craftsmanship, generous square footage for the era, and a layout that actually breathes — set 326 6th Street apart from the newer construction that dominates most of the surrounding region. You're getting history, space, and a walkable position in a tight-knit community, all in one package.

ALL OTHERS AREA 141 and the West Point real estate market

West Point, Virginia sits at the confluence of the Mattaponi and Pamunkey Rivers where they meet the York River — a geography that gives the town an unmistakable small-waterfront-city personality. King William County surrounds it, but West Point operates as an independent town with its own rhythm. The streets near 6th Street are lined with mature trees and a mix of early-twentieth-century homes that give the block genuine architectural continuity. Neighbors tend to know each other here. The downtown core is a short walk away, and the waterfront is never far from mind — or from view. For buyers comparing West Point homes for sale against larger Hampton Roads submarkets, the tradeoff is clear: you give up some suburban convenience and gain a slower, more connected pace of life that's increasingly hard to find anywhere close to the Virginia coast.

What's nearby

Daily life is easy from 326 6th Street. Blue Crab Restaurant is just 0.2 miles away — a local staple that earns its reputation. The Pie Lady and Company, also 0.3 miles out, covers your morning coffee and then some. Subway and Pizza Hut are both within half a mile for quick weeknight dinners. West Point Town Park is a 0.2-mile stroll, Beach Park is 0.4 miles, and a dedicated Kayak Launch Point sits 0.5 miles away — meaning the York River tributaries are genuinely part of your weekly routine, not just a weekend destination. McDonald's rounds out the quick-stop options at 0.5 miles.

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