4504 Aberdeen Dr, Gloucester, VA 23061

Why this home stands out

Aberdeen Drive offers the kind of residential calm you don't find everywhere. The home spans 1,490 square feet across three bedrooms and two full baths, giving you room to settle in. A single-family layout on a solid lot, built in the mid-1980s, means straightforward maintenance and no HOA surprises. The location—just minutes from Camp Peary and Naval Weapons Station Yorktown—makes it practical for anyone with a base commute.

ALL OTHERS AREA 121 and the Gloucester real estate market

Gloucester County sits on Virginia's Middle Peninsula, where quiet country roads and waterfront access define daily life. Aberdeen Drive is the kind of street where neighbors know each other and traffic is light. The neighborhood feels removed from commercial sprawl, yet you're never far from what you need. Gloucester itself is a working waterfront town with deep colonial roots and a slower pace than the urban centers to the south. Route 17 connects you north to Williamsburg and south toward the Peninsula. The York River and its tributaries shape the county's character—water access, fishing culture, and outdoor recreation are woven into the fabric. Schools, shops, and services cluster in the town center, a short drive away. If you're comparing homes for sale in Gloucester, you'll notice the county's appeal lies in its balance: rural enough to feel like a retreat, connected enough for practical living.

What's nearby

Machicomoco West Unit park sits less than a mile away, offering green space and trails for outdoor time. Gloucester's downtown waterfront is a short drive, where you'll find local restaurants, the county courthouse, and the working harbor that defines the town's identity. Route 17 runs through the county and connects you to larger shopping and services in nearby communities. Camp Peary is about seven minutes away, and Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is roughly fifteen minutes south.

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