5542 Dilly-E Ln, Gloucester, VA 23061

Why this home stands out

What separates this property is the land. A 1.9-acre lot in Gloucester gives you space to spread out, garden, store equipment, or simply enjoy the quiet that comes with real distance between you and your neighbors. The home itself was built in 1975, giving it solid bones and a footprint that's been here long enough to prove itself. Three full baths across 2,130 square feet means nobody's waiting in line on a busy morning.

ALL OTHERS AREA 121 and the Gloucester real estate market

Gloucester, Virginia sits on a peninsula between the York River and Mobjack Bay, and it carries that unhurried coastal-county character throughout. The ALL OTHERS AREA 121 designation covers some of the county's more rural stretches — the kind of addresses where lots are measured in acres rather than feet, and where the pace of life slows down in the best possible way. Gloucester County is an independent jurisdiction with its own local government and a community that takes genuine pride in its small-town identity. Gloucester homes for sale in this area tend to attract buyers who want space without sacrificing access — you're still within a reasonable drive of Williamsburg, the Greater Hampton Roads metro, and the military installations that anchor this region's economy. The county seat, Gloucester Courthouse, is a short drive away and offers a charming historic district with local shops and services.

What's nearby

Step outside and Ark Park is literally 0.1 miles away — an easy walk for morning exercise, an afternoon with kids, or a quick dog walk without loading up the car. That kind of immediate access to green space is a genuine daily-life convenience. For broader shopping, dining, and errands, Gloucester Courthouse and the Route 17 corridor put grocery stores, pharmacies, hardware stores, and restaurants within a manageable drive. Williamsburg is also accessible for a wider range of dining and entertainment options.

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