Why this home stands out
Built in 2021, this home skips the guesswork that comes with older construction — systems, finishes, and structural components are all recent vintage. With five bedrooms spread across nearly 3,000 square feet, there's genuine flexibility here: dedicated home-office space, room for guests, and everyday living areas that don't feel squeezed. The lot sits in a low-density stretch of New Kent County where neighbors aren't on top of each other.
BRICKSHIRE and the Providence Forge real estate market
Providence Forge occupies a quiet corner of New Kent County, roughly midway between Richmond and Williamsburg along the Route 60 corridor. It's the kind of place where the pace slows down without cutting you off from anything important — you're within a reasonable drive of two metro areas, yet the immediate surroundings feel genuinely rural. Ashborough Drive sits in a newer residential pocket of Providence Forge that attracted significant construction in the early 2020s, meaning the infrastructure, roads, and neighboring homes all share a similar age and condition. New Kent County is an independent jurisdiction with its own government and services, and it's consistently ranked among Virginia's faster-growing counties as buyers seek space outside the urban core. The broader community has a strong outdoor identity — the Chickahominy River runs nearby, and wooded lots are the norm rather than the exception. If you've been searching for a 5-bedroom Providence Forge home with modern construction, this address puts you squarely in that conversation.
What's nearby
The most immediate amenity worth knowing about is Brickshire Golf Club & Grille, just 0.7 miles from the front door. Whether you play golf or not, having a full-service restaurant and club facility within walking distance adds a layer of everyday convenience that's rare in lower-density areas. For broader errands, the Route 60 commercial corridor connects you to grocery stores, pharmacies, and service businesses in both the Quinton/Sandston direction toward Richmond and the Toano/Norge direction toward Williamsburg. Both cities are roughly 30–35 minutes away, giving you legitimate options for work, dining, and entertainment without committing to one metro area.
For different buyers
For families upgrading
Five bedrooms in a 2021-built home means you're not making compromises. There's space for everyone to have their own room and still have a dedicated area for homework, hobbies, or working from home. New Kent County's lower density means bigger lots and quieter streets — a meaningful upgrade from tighter suburban subdivisions closer to the city. The drive to Richmond or Williamsburg is manageable, and the day-to-day environment at home reflects the extra space you've been looking for.
For buyers drawn to character
If your priority is a home with genuine square footage, a recent build date, and breathing room between neighbors, 5156 Ashborough Drive checks those boxes without requiring a rural compromise on access. New Kent County's growth trajectory means you're buying into an area that's attracting investment, not one that's stagnating. The 2021 construction year is a practical advantage — you're not inheriting deferred maintenance or aging mechanical systems on day one.
More buyer questions
How far is 5156 Ashborough Drive from Camp Peary?
Camp Peary is approximately 49 minutes from this address, heading east on Route 60 toward Williamsburg and then south. It's a workable commute for personnel stationed there, particularly for those who prioritize space and newer construction over a shorter drive.
What county is 5156 Ashborough Drive in?
The property is in New Kent County, Virginia — an independent jurisdiction separate from both Richmond and Williamsburg. New Kent has its own county government, schools system, and services.
Is 5156 Ashborough Drive in a flood zone?
Flood zone information for this address is displayed in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the parcel.
How far is Providence Forge from Richmond?
Providence Forge sits roughly 30–35 minutes west of downtown Richmond via I-64 or Route 60, making it a realistic commute distance for Richmond-area employers while offering a noticeably more rural living environment.
Does the Ashborough Drive neighborhood have an HOA?
HOA status for this specific subdivision should be confirmed during the transaction process, as community association structures in newer New Kent County developments vary by builder and recorded covenants.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know New Kent County's newer construction market well — reach out to get a full picture of what 5156 Ashborough Drive offers and how it fits your plans.
