403 Calthrop Neck Rd, Yorktown, VA 23693

Why this home stands out

This 1957 home sits on a quiet country road with mature trees and genuine vintage charm. The five-bedroom layout gives you real flexibility—guest rooms, a home office, or space to spread out. Three full baths mean mornings run smoother. You're far enough from town bustle to feel peaceful, yet close enough to reach base in minutes. That's the sweet spot many buyers seek.

ALL OTHERS AREA 112 and the Yorktown real estate market

Yorktown is a historic waterfront community with deep Colonial roots and a slower pace than the urban Peninsula. Calthrop Neck Road runs through a rural-feeling stretch where homes sit on larger lots and trees dominate the view. You'll find a mix of mid-century ranch homes and older farmhouses, each with character and breathing room. The neighborhood has a genuine small-town feel—quiet streets, long sight lines, and neighbors who know each other. Yorktown itself sits along the York River, home to the Yorktown Victory Center and Colonial National Historical Park, anchoring the area's identity. Getting around is straightforward: Route 17 connects you north to Williamsburg and south toward Newport News. The area draws people seeking that balance between history, nature, and proximity to Joint Base Langley-Eustis. If you're exploring homes for sale zoned for Tabb High School or homes for sale zoned for Mount Vernon Elementary School, this address sits within those zones.

What's nearby

Daily errands are manageable from here. Yorktown Commons shopping center is about three miles away, offering groceries and basics. The Yorktown waterfront—Victory Center, parks, and riverside dining—sits roughly four miles north. Route 17 puts you within reach of larger retail in Williamsburg (about 12 miles) and Newport News (about 20 miles). Langley Air Force Base is nine minutes by car. The slower pace means fewer chain restaurants on your doorstep, but that's part of the neighborhood's appeal.

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