Why this home stands out
What sets 3452 Kings Creek Lane apart is the combination of scale and seclusion that is genuinely hard to find on the Middle Peninsula. Five bedrooms give every household member room to breathe, three full baths keep mornings moving, and the 3,578-square-foot footprint means common areas never feel squeezed. Add a 1990 build — solid bones, mature landscaping — and a half-mile walk to a wildlife management area, and you have a property that rewards the buyer who values space over proximity to the strip-mall grid.
ALL OTHERS AREA 120 and the Hayes real estate market
Hayes sits in Gloucester County along the western shore of the York River, occupying that comfortable middle ground between the bustle of the Hampton Roads metro and the open farmland of the Northern Neck. The community has a distinctly unhurried character — wooded lots, creek-laced terrain, and neighbors who tend to stay for decades. Kings Creek Lane itself carries that same low-traffic, low-drama energy: a residential lane where the loudest sound most mornings is birdsong drifting in from the marsh. Gloucester County governs the area, which means a lighter regulatory footprint and lower density than the cities across the water. The Coleman Bridge connects Hayes to Yorktown in minutes, putting the full range of Peninsula amenities within a reasonable drive while keeping the address firmly in the quieter world north of the river. For buyers comparing Hayes real estate to options deeper inside Hampton Roads, the trade-off is straightforward: you gain acreage-class lots, mature tree canopy, and genuine breathing room.
What's nearby
Step outside and Guinea Marsh Wildlife Management Area is essentially at your doorstep — half a mile away, it offers trails, wildlife observation, and open water access that most neighborhoods simply cannot match. Beyond the marsh, the Coleman Bridge corridor puts Yorktown's waterfront dining, craft breweries, and historic sites within a short drive. Gloucester Courthouse Village is a quick trip for locally owned restaurants, hardware, and everyday errands. For larger grocery runs and big-box retail, the Route 17 corridor in Grafton is accessible in roughly twenty minutes. The York River State Park, just across the bridge, adds even more paddling, hiking, and shoreline access to a daily routine that already leans heavily outdoors.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is roughly 19 minutes from Kings Creek Lane, and Camp Peary sits about 22 minutes out — both well within the range most military families target for a manageable commute. Five bedrooms handle PCS moves with ease, whether that means a dedicated home office, a guest room for visiting family, or space for a household that simply runs large. VA loan eligibility makes a home at this scale more attainable than many buyers expect.
For families upgrading
If your current home has everyone tripping over each other, 3,578 square feet across five bedrooms and three full baths is the kind of floor plan that genuinely changes daily life. There is room for a dedicated homework space, a proper guest suite, and living areas that do not have to multitask. Gloucester County's lower-density environment means the yard and the street feel like extensions of the home — not afterthoughts.
More buyer questions
How far is 3452 Kings Creek Lane from Naval Weapons Station Yorktown?
The drive runs approximately 19 minutes under normal traffic conditions, making this one of the more practical addresses on the Middle Peninsula for personnel assigned to NWS Yorktown. The Coleman Bridge is the key link, and it moves efficiently outside of peak commute windows.
Is 3452 Kings Creek Lane in a flood zone?
Flood zone status for this address is detailed in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data. Given the proximity to Guinea Marsh and the York River watershed, reviewing that information before making decisions is always a smart step.
What is the lot and outdoor situation like at this address?
The property sits in a wooded, creek-laced section of Gloucester County with Guinea Marsh Wildlife Management Area just half a mile away, offering immediate access to trails and open water without leaving the neighborhood. The 1990 build means mature landscaping is already in place.
How far is 3452 Kings Creek Lane from Camp Peary?
Camp Peary is approximately 22 minutes from Kings Creek Lane, routed via the Coleman Bridge and Route 17 south — a straightforward drive with no significant bottlenecks outside of bridge traffic.
Does the Hayes area have an HOA?
HOA status for 3452 Kings Creek Lane specifically should be confirmed through current property disclosures, as community association structures in Gloucester County vary by subdivision. The broader Hayes area includes both HOA and non-HOA streets.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this corridor well — reach out to get a straight answer on anything this page did not cover, and to schedule a walk-through at your convenience.
