908 Andrews Xing, Smithfield, VA 23430

Why this home stands out

What sets 908 Andrews Crossing apart is the combination of generous square footage and a location that punches above its weight. At just under 2,911 square feet, a four-bedroom floor plan gives everyone room to spread out, while the surrounding streets stay quiet enough that Beale Park feels like a backyard extension. Add a sub-25-minute drive to Fort Eustis and you have a property that works hard on multiple fronts.

SMITHFIELD FOREST and the Smithfield real estate market

Smithfield, Virginia carries a reputation that most small towns spend decades trying to earn — a genuine historic downtown, a tight-knit community feel, and enough modern convenience to make daily life genuinely easy. Isle of Wight County keeps the pace unhurried without feeling remote. Andrews Crossing sits in a residential pocket where the streets are calm but the town's energy is close. You're a short drive from the Smithfield waterfront, local breweries, and the kind of independent shops that actually stick around. The broader Hampton Roads metro is within reach whenever you want it, and the James River corridor connects you westward toward Richmond or eastward toward the coast. For families comparing homes for sale in this corner of the region, Smithfield consistently earns a second look — and usually a third.

What's nearby

Day-to-day errands are easy from Andrews Crossing. Royal Farms is just half a mile away for quick grocery runs, with a Dollar General another block beyond that. When it's time to eat out, The Oak & Ivy Taphouse and Q Daddy's Pitmaster BBQ are both within a third of a mile — walkable on a good evening. Green space is equally close: Beale Park is 0.3 miles away, Bill Laine park is half a mile out, and Windsor Park North rounds out the options at under a mile. It's a genuinely walkable everyday radius for a Virginia small-town address.

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