Why this home stands out
What sets 59 Double Cross Court apart is its location at the heart of Mathews County's unhurried, small-town lifestyle — a place where the nearest grocery store is a three-minute walk and a locally loved seafood spot is practically next door. For a compact home, the convenience factor here is genuinely hard to beat, and the surrounding natural landscape of tidal creeks and pine woods gives the address a character that larger subdivisions simply can't replicate.
ALL OTHERS AREA 126 and the Mathews real estate market
Mathews, Virginia is one of the most distinctive communities in the Hampton Roads region — a small, water-oriented county on the Middle Peninsula where the Chesapeake Bay, the Piankatank River, and a network of tidal creeks define daily life. There are no traffic lights in Mathews County, and that tells you something about the pace here. The area draws people who want space, quiet, and genuine connection to the outdoors without completely giving up convenience. The county seat of Mathews Court House sits just minutes from 59 Double Cross Court, giving you access to local government offices, the library, and the modest but functional commercial corridor along Route 14 and Route 198. Mathews County real estate tends to attract buyers looking for a slower rhythm — retirees, remote workers, watermen, and anyone drawn to the idea of a community where neighbors still know each other's names. It's a genuinely rare find within a reasonable drive of the broader Hampton Roads metro.
What's nearby
Daily errands are surprisingly easy from Double Cross Court. A Food Lion grocery store is just 0.3 miles away, and a Dollar General is even closer at 0.2 miles — both walkable in good weather. When you want a quick bite, Hardee's, Subway, and The Seafood Shack are all within 0.1 miles, making lunch or a casual dinner a short stroll. Coffee runs are equally simple, with both Richardson's Cafe and The Bean Spot within 0.3 miles. For a county known for its rural character, the concentration of everyday conveniences right at your doorstep is a genuine advantage.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Camp Peary and Naval Weapons Station Yorktown are both roughly 38–39 minutes from 59 Double Cross Court, making this a workable option for service members who prefer rural living over base-adjacent suburbs. A VA loan can make financing a home like this especially straightforward, and the low-traffic environment of Mathews County is a welcome contrast to the busier corridors near the bases.
For first-time buyers
If you're stepping into homeownership for the first time, 59 Double Cross Court offers a manageable footprint — 1,056 square feet, three bedrooms, two baths — without the complexity of a large property. Mathews County's slower market and lower overall price environment can make it a more accessible entry point, and having groceries, food, and coffee within easy walking distance keeps day-to-day life simple.
More buyer questions
How far is 59 Double Cross Court from Naval Weapons Station Yorktown?
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is approximately 39 minutes from 59 Double Cross Court by car, traveling west via Route 14 and Route 17. The drive takes you through the rural Middle Peninsula and across the York River corridor.
What is Mathews County like as a place to live?
Mathews County is a small, water-oriented community on Virginia's Middle Peninsula, known for its tidal creeks, Chesapeake Bay access, and genuinely rural pace of life. It has no traffic lights, a tight-knit local community, and a landscape that appeals strongly to outdoor enthusiasts and anyone seeking a quieter lifestyle.
Is 59 Double Cross Court in a flood zone?
Mathews County has significant areas of flood risk given its low-lying, water-adjacent geography, so checking the current FEMA flood map designation for this specific parcel is an important step in your due diligence. The property's FloodRisk tile on this page provides that detail.
What grocery stores are near 59 Double Cross Court?
A Food Lion is 0.3 miles away and a Dollar General is 0.2 miles away — both are within easy walking distance for everyday essentials.
Does 59 Double Cross Court have an HOA?
Based on available property data, 59 Double Cross Court does not appear to be part of a homeowners association, though confirming this through title and county records during the purchase process is always recommended.
Curious whether 59 Double Cross Court fits your life? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this market well — reach out and let's talk through what this address could mean for you.
