Why this home stands out
Built in 1984, this home carries the solid bones of that era — generous room sizes, a practical floor plan, and the kind of lot that gives you actual outdoor space rather than a postage stamp. With over 2,500 square feet across four bedrooms, there's flexibility for a home office, a guest room, a playroom, or all three. Quinton's low-density character means your neighbors aren't on top of you, and that shows the moment you pull into the driveway.
FIVE LAKES and the Quinton real estate market
Quinton sits in New Kent County, a stretch of central Virginia where the suburban sprawl of Richmond's metro gives way to wider lots, tree-lined roads, and a noticeably quieter rhythm. It's not rural isolation — it's the sweet spot where you get elbow room without giving up convenience. New Kent County is known for low property tax rates by Virginia standards and a tight-knit community feel that's increasingly rare this close to a major metro. Longview Drive itself is a residential street with the kind of settled, mature character that comes from decades of homeownership rather than rapid turnover. Richmond is roughly 25 miles west, putting the city's restaurants, hospitals, and employment centers within a reasonable commute. Interstate 64 is the main artery, and from Quinton the on-ramp is close enough that a drive into Short Pump or downtown Richmond doesn't feel like an expedition.
What's nearby
Day-to-day life in Quinton is low-key by design. Quinton Community Park, just 0.9 miles away, is the neighborhood's natural gathering point — a place for weekend afternoons, pickup games, and getting to know the people who live nearby. For groceries, dining, and everyday errands, the commercial corridor along Route 60 and the broader New Kent and Mechanicsville areas fill in the gaps. It's the kind of setup where you plan your errands efficiently rather than impulsively, and most residents find that trade-off more than worth it for the quiet they get in return.
For different buyers
For families upgrading
Four bedrooms and more than 2,500 square feet give a growing family genuine room to grow into rather than out of. New Kent County's pace, lot sizes, and community feel make it the kind of place where kids actually play outside. If you've been comparing homes for sale in Quinton and wondering whether the county lifestyle fits your family, Longview Drive is a strong answer to that question.
For buyers drawn to character
There's something to be said for a home that was built to last rather than built to sell quickly. The 1984 construction at 7324 Longview Drive means real room dimensions, a straightforward floor plan, and a lot that hasn't been carved up to squeeze in more units. If you're drawn to homes with substance over flash, this address rewards a closer look.
More buyer questions
How far is 7324 Longview Drive from Richmond?
Quinton is approximately 25 miles east of downtown Richmond, making it a realistic commute via Interstate 64 for most of the metro's major employment centers.
What county is 7324 Longview Drive in?
The property is located in New Kent County, Virginia — a jurisdiction known for its relatively low density, rural character, and competitive property tax rates compared to neighboring counties.
Is 7324 Longview Drive in a flood zone?
Flood zone status for this address is covered in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the parcel.
How far is Quinton Community Park from this address?
Quinton Community Park is about 0.9 miles from 7324 Longview Drive — close enough for a short drive or a bike ride on a nice afternoon.
What is the nearest military base to 7324 Longview Drive?
Camp Peary is the nearest installation, approximately 67 minutes away — a commute that's workable for some assignments but worth factoring carefully depending on duty station and schedule.
Tom and Dariya Milan know New Kent County and can walk you through everything 7324 Longview Drive has to offer — reach out to set up a visit or ask your first question.
