4476 Noahs Ln, Gloucester, VA 23061

Why this home stands out

The bedroom count gives you real flexibility—a home office, a guest suite, a craft room, or whatever your life needs. Four full baths mean mornings run smoothly. The 1987 build sits on land with breathing room around it, the kind of lot you don't find in every subdivision. Noahs Lane itself is low-traffic and peaceful, a country road feel without the isolation.

ALL OTHERS AREA 121 and the Gloucester real estate market

Noahs Lane is a quiet residential street in rural Gloucester County, where homes sit back from the road and neighbors are spaced apart. You'll find a mix of established houses and open land, the kind of setting where you can hear the seasons change. Gloucester itself is a small, historic county on Virginia's Peninsula, anchored by water access and a deep sense of place. Route 17 runs north-south through the county and connects you to Williamsburg to the west and the Northern Neck to the east. Daily errands take you to local shops and services clustered near the courthouse area. The county has a rural character—farms, waterfront, and quiet roads define the landscape. Anyone comparing homes for sale in Gloucester will notice the blend of privacy and community that draws people here.

What's nearby

The closest grocery and general retail are about 10 minutes away in the Gloucester courthouse area. A pharmacy and local restaurants sit in the same cluster. For dining with more variety, Williamsburg is roughly 20 minutes west. Abingdon Church Historic Site and other colonial landmarks are within a short drive, part of the Peninsula's deep history. Water access and boat launches dot the nearby creeks and rivers, a big draw for anyone who loves the water.

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