Why this home stands out
Chickahominy Haven is one of those rare pockets of Virginia where the pace slows down without cutting you off from everything. Tabiatha Lane sits inside that community, giving you a wooded, water-adjacent lifestyle that most Hampton Roads and Peninsula addresses simply can't offer at this size and footprint. Three bedrooms, two full baths, and a 1986 build mean solid bones with room to personalize — all inside a neighborhood defined by river access and natural quiet.
CHICKAHOMINY HAVEN and the Lanexa real estate market
Chickahominy Haven is a small, established waterfront community tucked along the Chickahominy River in New Kent County, Virginia. The neighborhood draws people who want genuine distance from city congestion without giving up a sense of place. Streets here are low-traffic, lots are generous, and the tree canopy is the kind that takes decades to grow. Lanexa itself is an unincorporated community in New Kent County — a jurisdiction known for low density, rural character, and a relatively straightforward relationship between residents and local government. You're positioned roughly between Richmond and Williamsburg, which means Interstate 64 is your connector to both. That corridor gives you access to a surprising range of employment, services, and culture within a reasonable drive. For anyone searching for 6001 Tabiatha LN Lanexa Virginia, the address lands squarely in a setting where outdoor living, river proximity, and genuine neighborhood calm are the everyday baseline — not the weekend exception.
What's nearby
Daily life outside the neighborhood is easy to manage. ViVi's Mexican is just 0.3 miles away — a convenient spot when you want a real meal without a long drive. Brickyard Landing, a public park along the water, is 0.8 miles from the front door and gives you a natural launch point for kayaking, fishing, or simply watching the river move. Beyond those immediate neighbors, Williamsburg's full retail and dining corridor is accessible via I-64, and Richmond's west end is roughly the same distance in the opposite direction. New Kent County's rural character means you won't have a big-box store on every corner, but the trade-off is space, quiet, and a pace of life that's genuinely hard to replicate.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Camp Peary is about 33 minutes from Tabiatha Lane, and Naval Weapons Station Yorktown runs roughly 41 minutes out — both reachable via I-64 without fighting urban traffic. For military families weighing the Peninsula, New Kent County offers a lower-density alternative to Williamsburg and York County neighborhoods, and a VA loan makes the math on a three-bedroom home like this one worth running carefully.
For buyers drawn to character
If your idea of the right home involves a river community, mature trees, and a neighborhood that hasn't been subdivided into sameness, Chickahominy Haven checks those boxes. The 1986 build gives you a home with real structure and a floor plan you can shape to your own style — not a cookie-cutter layout handed to you by a developer working a tight margin.
More buyer questions
How far is 6001 Tabiatha LN from Naval Weapons Station Yorktown?
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is approximately 41 minutes from 6001 Tabiatha LN via I-64 East. Traffic on that corridor is generally lighter than routes through Hampton or Norfolk, making the commute predictable most days.
What is the Chickahominy Haven neighborhood like?
Chickahominy Haven is a quiet, established community along the Chickahominy River in New Kent County, characterized by wooded lots, low traffic, and a strong connection to the water. It attracts buyers who prioritize outdoor access and a slower pace over suburban convenience.
Is 6001 Tabiatha LN in a flood zone?
New Kent County properties near the Chickahominy River corridor can carry varying flood designations depending on exact elevation and proximity to the water. Check the FloodRisk tile on this page for the specific zone assigned to this address.
Does Chickahominy Haven have an HOA?
Chickahominy Haven does have a homeowners association. Confirm current dues, rules, and any community amenities directly with the HOA or through your agent before closing.
How far is 6001 Tabiatha LN from Williamsburg?
Historic Williamsburg is roughly 20 to 25 minutes east via I-64, giving Tabiatha Lane residents straightforward access to Colonial Williamsburg, the Williamsburg Premium Outlets, and the broader retail and dining corridor along Richmond Road.
Want to see how Tabiatha Lane fits your plans? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this corridor well — reach out and let's talk through the details.