Why this home stands out
What sets 3351 Wahrani Lane apart is the combination of substantial square footage and genuine elbow room that rural James City County delivers. At 2,744 square feet, this 1999-built home gives you the kind of interior breathing room that's increasingly hard to find without a long commute attached. The setting is quiet and unhurried, yet the broader region — Williamsburg, Richmond, and the Peninsula — sits within a practical drive.
ALL OTHERS AREA 140 and the Lanexa real estate market
Lanexa sits in the western reaches of James City County, Virginia, where the land opens up and the pace slows down considerably. It's the kind of address that trades sidewalk density for space — wooded lots, low traffic, and the particular quiet that comes with being tucked between the Chickahominy River corridor and the broader tidewater landscape. Wahrani Lane itself is a small, low-traffic road that keeps things genuinely residential. James City County is well-regarded across the region for its fiscal stability and thoughtful land-use planning, which helps preserve the rural character that drew many residents here in the first place. Williamsburg is roughly 20 minutes east, giving you access to Colonial Williamsburg, shopping along Richmond Road, and a full range of services without surrendering the countryside feel that defines daily life in Lanexa.
What's nearby
The most immediate outdoor draw is Diascund Reservoir Park, just one mile from the front door — a low-key, natural-area park built around the reservoir that feeds into the Chickahominy watershed. It's the kind of place you visit on a Tuesday afternoon without planning ahead. Beyond that, Lanexa's rural character means you're a short drive from the grocery stores, pharmacies, and restaurants that line the Route 60 and Interstate 64 corridors between Toano and Williamsburg. The broader New Kent and James City County area rewards residents who enjoy fishing, kayaking, and exploring Virginia's Middle Peninsula.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Camp Peary is approximately 36 minutes from 3351 Wahrani Lane — a manageable commute that puts you well outside the congestion of the base-adjacent housing market. Families who want space, quiet, and a VA loan-friendly purchase in a lower-density county often find that James City County checks every box without the premium zip code price tag.
For families upgrading
At 2,744 square feet across three bedrooms and two baths, this home gives an upgrading family real room to grow. James City County's rural western corridor attracts households who've outgrown tighter suburban lots and want a yard with actual depth, a neighborhood where kids can move freely, and a home that doesn't feel like it's sharing walls with the neighbors.
More buyer questions
How far is 3351 Wahrani Lane from Camp Peary?
Camp Peary is approximately 36 minutes from 3351 Wahrani Lane under typical driving conditions, heading east via Interstate 64 toward the Williamsburg and York County area.
What county is 3351 Wahrani Lane in?
The property is located in James City County, Virginia — a jurisdiction known for stable governance and a deliberate approach to preserving rural land character alongside managed growth near Williamsburg.
Is there a park near 3351 Wahrani Lane?
Yes — Diascund Reservoir Park is approximately one mile away, offering a natural outdoor area tied to the Diascund Creek Reservoir and the Chickahominy watershed.
Does 3351 Wahrani Lane fall in a flood zone?
Flood zone designation for this property is detailed in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the specific parcel.
Can a VA loan be used to purchase a home in Lanexa, Virginia?
Yes — eligible veterans and active-duty service members can use a VA loan to purchase a single-family home in Lanexa, and James City County properties generally meet standard VA appraisal guidelines for rural residential purchases.
Curious whether 3351 Wahrani Lane fits your next chapter? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this corridor well — reach out and let's talk through the details.
