Why this home stands out
New construction in an established master-planned community is a rare combination, and 5028 Santoro Road delivers exactly that. Finished in 2026, the home sits within Stonehouse, a Toano community known for its golf course setting, wooded lots, and unhurried pace. You get the clean slate of a freshly built home — modern systems, fresh finishes, no deferred maintenance — without sacrificing the mature landscaping and community infrastructure that older neighborhoods take decades to develop.
STONEHOUSE CREEK and the Toano real estate market
Stonehouse is a planned community in Toano, a small community within James City County, Virginia. The neighborhood wraps around a golf course and offers a mix of wooded lots and open green space that gives it a distinctly unhurried character — something increasingly hard to find this close to the I-64 corridor. Toano sits roughly midway between Williamsburg and Richmond, which means you're genuinely well-positioned for both directions of commuting, weekend dining, and everyday errands. James City County is consistently recognized for its quality of life, and Toano captures the quieter, more residential side of that reputation. The Stonehouse area has seen steady new construction in recent years, reflecting demand for homes that combine a natural setting with modern builds. Whether you're drawn to the golf course lifestyle, the wooded surroundings, or simply the breathing room that comes with a lower-density community, 5028 Santoro Road puts you squarely in the middle of it.
What's nearby
Daily life at 5028 Santoro Road comes with some genuinely convenient neighbors. The Laurel Grove Clubhouse in Stonehouse is essentially at your doorstep — zero miles away — giving you immediate access to community amenities without getting in the car. When you're ready for a meal or a cold craft beer after a round of golf, Irons and Ales The Linkside Taphouse at Stonehouse is just a mile away, a local taphouse with a golf-course-adjacent vibe that makes it an easy regular spot. Williamsburg's full range of grocery stores, pharmacies, and restaurants is a short drive east on I-64, and Richmond's amenities are similarly accessible heading west.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Camp Peary is about 27 minutes from 5028 Santoro Road, and Naval Weapons Station Yorktown sits roughly 36 minutes out — both manageable commutes from a quiet James City County address. If you're eligible for a VA loan, new construction like this is a strong fit: no seller-deferred repairs, modern systems, and a clean inspection history from day one.
For first-time buyers
Buying your first home and getting a brand-new build at the same time is a combination worth paying attention to. At 5028 Santoro Road, you're stepping into a 2026-built home with 1,533 square feet, three bedrooms, and two baths — meaning the big-ticket systems are fresh, warranties are typically still active, and you're not inheriting anyone else's maintenance backlog. Stonehouse's community amenities add everyday value from the start.
More buyer questions
How far is 5028 Santoro Road from Camp Peary?
Camp Peary is approximately 27 minutes from 5028 Santoro Road under typical traffic conditions. Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is about 36 minutes away, making either base a workable daily commute from Toano.
What community amenities are available at Stonehouse?
Stonehouse is a master-planned community built around a golf course, and the Laurel Grove Clubhouse is located right within the neighborhood. The community setting offers green space, wooded surroundings, and the Linkside Taphouse just a mile away.
Is 5028 Santoro Road part of an HOA?
Stonehouse is a planned community, which typically means an HOA is in place to maintain common areas and community standards. You'll want to confirm current HOA details and any associated rules during the due-diligence period.
What is the flood risk at 5028 Santoro Road?
Flood zone designation for this address is displayed in the FloodRisk tile on this page. Toano is an inland community, but it's always worth reviewing the FEMA map panel for the specific parcel before closing.
Can I use a VA loan to purchase a new construction home like this?
Yes — a VA loan can be used for new construction, though the process involves a few additional steps compared to a standard resale purchase. Speaking with a VA-experienced lender early in the process is the best way to understand the timeline and requirements.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know Stonehouse and the broader James City County market well. Reach out to get the full picture on 5028 Santoro Road.
