3309 Guinea Circle, Hayes, VA 23072

Why this home stands out

What sets 3309 Guinea Circle apart is the sheer scale of the package: more than 3,000 square feet inside and just under a full acre outside, all in a quiet Guinea Road corridor where that kind of space is genuinely hard to find. The 1964 build gives the home solid bones and a footprint that later construction in the area simply doesn't replicate. Add in near-immediate access to Guinea Marsh and you have a property with a lifestyle attached.

ALL OTHERS AREA 120 and the Hayes real estate market

Hayes is a small, unincorporated community in Gloucester County that sits at the northern tip of the Virginia Peninsula — right where the York River meets the Chesapeake Bay approach. Life here moves at a different pace than the urban core of Hampton Roads. Guinea Road and its surrounding circles and coves are known for large lots, mature trees, and neighbors who tend to stay for decades. The area draws people who want genuine breathing room without sacrificing reasonable drive times to work or services. Gloucester Courthouse, about fifteen minutes north, handles the county's civic needs, while the George P. Coleman Memorial Bridge connects Hayes south to Yorktown and the broader Peninsula in minutes. The primary keyword for this address — Hayes Virginia real estate — reflects a market where inventory stays tight precisely because residents rarely leave. Gloucester County's rural character is protected by its own geography: water on three sides keeps density low and keeps the landscape open.

What's nearby

Step outside and Guinea Marsh Wildlife Management Area is less than a mile away — a 1,400-plus-acre expanse of tidal marsh and upland habitat managed by the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources. It's a go-to for kayaking, birding, and hunting, and it's essentially your backyard. Beyond the marsh, the Guinea Road corridor puts you close to the York River waterfront, where small boat landings and crabbing spots are part of everyday life. Yorktown's historic waterfront, restaurants, and Riverwalk Landing are a short drive south across the Coleman Bridge, making weekend plans easy to fill.

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