Why this home stands out
New construction in 2026 means you're getting current building codes, modern energy standards, and fresh finishes throughout — no deferred maintenance, no outdated systems to budget around. Stonehouse Creek adds a layer of community infrastructure that newer subdivisions often lack: a clubhouse, green space, and a neighborhood taphouse all within a mile. That combination of fresh build and ready-made community is genuinely rare in the Toano corridor.
STONEHOUSE CREEK and the Toano real estate market
Stonehouse Creek sits in the western reaches of James City County, tucked into the quiet Toano community that straddles the line between suburban convenience and genuine Virginia countryside. The neighborhood has a settled, unhurried feel — wide streets, mature landscaping along the edges, and a pace that's a welcome contrast to the busier corridors closer to Williamsburg. Toano itself is part of the broader Historic Triangle region, which means you're never far from the cultural weight of Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown, and Yorktown, yet your daily life stays refreshingly low-key. James City County is consistently recognized for quality public services and thoughtful land-use planning, which shows in how Stonehouse Creek has developed. Interstate 64 access at the Toano exit makes commuting east toward Williamsburg or west toward Richmond straightforward, and the surrounding area has enough local character — small farms, wooded lots, creeks — to remind you that Virginia still has real texture beyond the suburbs.
What's nearby
The Laurel Grove Clubhouse in Stonehouse is essentially at your doorstep — zero miles from 7055 Cunningham Drive — giving you a community gathering space, green areas, and a social anchor without any drive at all. Just a mile away, Irons and Ales The Linkside Taphouse at Stonehouse brings a relaxed, neighborhood-scale dining and drinks option that's walkable on a good evening. Beyond the immediate community, Toano's position on the I-64 corridor puts grocery runs, pharmacy stops, and a full range of Williamsburg retail within a short drive east, while the broader Historic Triangle keeps weekend activity options deep and varied.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Camp Peary is about 26 minutes from 7055 Cunningham Drive, and Naval Weapons Station Yorktown sits roughly 36 minutes out — both manageable commutes from Stonehouse Creek. A VA loan can make a 2026-built home like this one especially practical, since new construction and VA financing pair cleanly without the inspection friction that older homes sometimes create. James City County's stability and the Historic Triangle's strong resale history add long-term confidence for families who move on military timelines.
For families upgrading
Four bedrooms and three full baths across 2,560 square feet gives a growing family genuine room to spread out — dedicated space for a home office, a guest room, or a playroom without anyone feeling squeezed. Being built in 2026 means the mechanical systems, roof, and finishes are all starting fresh, which simplifies budgeting considerably. Stonehouse Creek's clubhouse and community green space mean kids have somewhere close to go, and the broader Toano area keeps things calm without feeling isolated.
More buyer questions
How far is 7055 Cunningham Drive from Camp Peary?
The drive from 7055 Cunningham Drive to Camp Peary runs approximately 26 minutes under typical traffic conditions. Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is about 36 minutes away, making Stonehouse Creek a workable base for personnel assigned to either installation.
What is the Stonehouse Creek neighborhood like in Toano?
Stonehouse Creek is a planned residential community in Toano with a clubhouse, green space, and a neighborhood taphouse within a mile — it has the infrastructure of an established neighborhood even as new homes continue to be built. The surrounding Toano area is quiet and semi-rural, with easy I-64 access to Williamsburg and Richmond.
Is 7055 Cunningham 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 most accurate and up-to-date designation.
Does Stonehouse Creek have an HOA?
Yes, Stonehouse Creek has a homeowners association. The HOA maintains community amenities including the Laurel Grove Clubhouse and common green areas that make the neighborhood function as a cohesive community.
What year was 7055 Cunningham Drive built?
7055 Cunningham Drive was built in 2026, making it brand-new construction. That means current building codes, modern energy efficiency standards, and fresh systems throughout — no age-related maintenance concerns to factor into your planning.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know Stonehouse Creek and the Toano corridor well — reach out to get your questions answered and schedule a walkthrough of 7055 Cunningham Drive.
