Why this home stands out
Three acres is the headline here. Most properties in this part of Gloucester County offer a half-acre at best, so the breathing room at 3452 Kings Creek Lane is genuinely uncommon. The 3,578-square-foot footprint gives you four bedrooms and three full baths to spread across, and the 1990 construction means solid bones without the maintenance surprises that come with truly vintage homes. Space inside and out — that combination is hard to replicate at this address.
ALL OTHERS AREA 120 and the Hayes real estate market
Hayes is an unincorporated community in Gloucester County, Virginia, sitting along the western shore of the York River just north of the Coleman Bridge. It has a distinctly rural feel — long driveways, mature tree lines, and properties measured in acres rather than square feet — yet it stays surprisingly well-connected. Route 17 runs through the heart of the area, putting Gloucester Courthouse, Yorktown, and Newport News within a practical commute. The Kings Creek Lane corridor specifically sits in what locals call the ALL OTHERS AREA 120 designation, a broad swath of Gloucester County where single-family homes on generous lots define the character. You're not in a subdivision here; you're in a neighborhood where neighbors give each other space by default. The pace is slower, the night sky is darker, and the wildlife — deer, osprey, great blue herons — shows up uninvited in the best possible way. For buyers who want genuine land without sacrificing access to the wider Hampton Roads region, Hayes consistently delivers.
What's nearby
Step outside and Guinea Marsh Wildlife Management Area is literally down the road — 0.4 miles from your front door. That's thousands of acres of tidal marsh, upland habitat, and waterway access managed by the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources, and it's essentially your backyard. Kayakers, birders, hunters, and anyone who just wants to walk somewhere that feels genuinely wild will find it almost absurdly convenient. Beyond the immediate surroundings, Gloucester Courthouse offers grocery stores, pharmacies, and everyday retail along Route 17, and the Coleman Bridge connects you to Yorktown and the broader Peninsula in under 15 minutes.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is a 19-minute drive from 3452 Kings Creek Lane, and Camp Peary sits about 22 minutes out — both well within a reasonable commute window for active-duty personnel. Gloucester County's lower cost of land means your VA loan stretches further here than it would closer to base, and three acres gives a military family genuine room to grow, store gear, and decompress after long rotations.
For buyers drawn to character
If your version of character is a mature hardwood canopy, three acres of land that's genuinely yours, and a home that's been here long enough to have a history — 3452 Kings Creek Lane speaks your language. The 1990 build sits comfortably in that sweet spot between vintage charm and structural reliability, and the rural Gloucester County setting means you're buying into a landscape, not just a lot. This is a property you experience differently every season.
More buyer questions
How far is 3452 Kings Creek Lane from Naval Weapons Station Yorktown?
The drive runs approximately 19 minutes under normal conditions, heading south on Route 17 and crossing into York County. It's a straightforward commute with minimal traffic complexity outside of peak bridge hours.
What is the lot size at 3452 Kings Creek Lane?
The property sits on 3 acres, which is substantially larger than most residential lots in the Hayes and Gloucester County area. The acreage provides significant privacy and room for outbuildings, gardens, or simply open land.
Is 3452 Kings Creek Lane in a flood zone?
Gloucester County properties near tidal waterways can carry varying flood zone designations — check the dedicated FloodRisk tile on this page for the current FEMA map designation specific to this parcel.
What county is Hayes, Virginia in?
Hayes is located in Gloucester County, Virginia. The county seat is Gloucester Courthouse, roughly 10 to 15 minutes north along Route 17.
Are there parks or outdoor areas near 3452 Kings Creek Lane?
Guinea Marsh Wildlife Management Area is just 0.4 miles away, offering tidal marsh habitat, wildlife viewing, hunting, and water access across a large state-managed tract. It's the closest significant natural area and one of the more compelling features of this specific location.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know Gloucester County's rural corridors well. Reach out to talk through what life at 3452 Kings Creek Lane actually looks like day to day.
