Why this home stands out
What sets 6240 Farmers Drive apart is the land. Two full acres in Barhamsville means genuine space between you and your neighbors — room for a garden, a fire pit, a workshop, or simply the kind of quiet that suburban subdivisions can't deliver. The 1980-built home keeps things simple and functional at 1,008 square feet, making it easy to maintain while the lot itself becomes the real canvas for how you want to live.
ALL OTHERS AREA 140 and the Barhamsville real estate market
Barhamsville sits in the western corner of New Kent County, Virginia — a stretch of the state where the pace slows down and the land opens up. This part of the county falls under the broad designation of the All Others Area 140, a rural classification that reflects just how much open space surrounds you here. Life in Barhamsville is genuinely unhurried: two-lane roads, mature tree lines, and properties measured in acres rather than square feet. It's a world away from the density of Hampton Roads or the Richmond suburbs, yet Interstate 64 runs nearby, keeping both cities within practical reach. If you've been searching for something outside the noise of planned communities — and you've come across listings in places like cedar grove townhomes or other more compact developments — 6240 Farmers Drive offers a different answer entirely. New Kent County is known for its low population density, its equestrian culture, and a community identity rooted in the land itself. Barhamsville specifically carries that character well.
What's nearby
Daily errands and local conveniences are a short drive away. The town of Toano and the broader Williamsburg corridor along Route 60 put grocery stores, pharmacies, and fuel within easy reach. Colonial Williamsburg is roughly 20 minutes east, giving you access to world-class dining, history, and cultural events without living in a tourist corridor. New Kent Winery is a local favorite for weekend afternoons, and the Chickahominy River offers fishing and kayaking access not far from home. For commuters, the I-64 interchange connects you west toward Richmond or east toward the Peninsula in reasonable time.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Camp Peary is approximately 35 minutes from 6240 Farmers Drive — a manageable commute for personnel stationed at the facility. The two-acre lot gives military families genuine space to decompress after long days, and the rural New Kent County setting keeps the pace of home life calm. If you're working through a VA loan or calculating BAH for this area, the combination of acreage and square footage here tends to work in your favor.
For first-time buyers
If you're stepping into homeownership for the first time, a smaller footprint can actually be a smart starting point. At 1,008 square feet, 6240 Farmers Drive is manageable — lower utility costs, straightforward upkeep — while the two-acre lot gives you room to grow into the property over time. Barhamsville's rural character means you're not paying a premium for density, and New Kent County's tax base tends to be gentler than neighboring jurisdictions.
More buyer questions
How far is 6240 Farmers Drive from Camp Peary?
Camp Peary is approximately 35 minutes from 6240 Farmers Drive via I-64 East toward the Williamsburg area. Drive times can vary slightly depending on traffic near the Route 143 corridor.
What county is 6240 Farmers Drive, Barhamsville, VA located in?
The property is located in New Kent County, Virginia — a rural county known for low density, open land, and easy interstate access between Richmond and the Hampton Roads Peninsula.
Is 6240 Farmers Drive in a flood zone?
Flood zone status for this address is detailed in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the parcel.
How big is the lot at 6240 Farmers Drive?
The lot is two acres, which is notably generous for a three-bedroom residential property and one of the defining characteristics of this address in Barhamsville.
What is the drive time from 6240 Farmers Drive to Williamsburg, VA?
Colonial Williamsburg's historic district is roughly 20 minutes east via I-64, making it accessible for dining, weekend activities, and cultural events without being in the middle of the tourism corridor.
Want to know more about 6240 Farmers Drive or New Kent County properties? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty are ready to walk you through every detail.
