Why this home stands out
Six acres in Gloucester County is the headline, but the story is what those acres actually mean: room for a garden, a workshop, animals, or simply the kind of quiet that doesn't come with a subdivision. The 1995 construction gives you a solid bones era — before the era of paper-thin walls — while 2,840 square feet across four bedrooms and two and a half baths means the interior matches the exterior's sense of scale. This is a property that rewards people who want land and livability in the same package.
ALL OTHERS AREA 121 and the Dutton real estate market
Dutton sits in the heart of Gloucester County, Virginia — a rural-coastal community on the Middle Peninsula where the pace is deliberate and the landscape opens up in ways that the Hampton Roads metro simply can't replicate. The area around Route 17 and the county's back roads is a patchwork of working farms, wooded lots, and waterfront properties, giving the whole region a character that feels distinctly Virginian. Gloucester County is governed independently from the surrounding cities, which means lower-density zoning and a planning culture that has historically protected large-lot character. Dutton itself is a small unincorporated community, so your neighbors are measured in acres, not feet. For buyers who want proximity to the broader Hampton Roads region without living inside it, this corridor — and addresses like 9467 Dutton Road — represents one of the more compelling options on the map.
What's nearby
Half a mile from the front door, Zoll Vineyards offers a genuine local anchor — a working vineyard and restaurant that makes a Friday evening feel like a destination without a long drive. Beyond that immediate neighbor, Gloucester Courthouse is the county's commercial and civic hub, reachable in a short drive and home to grocery options, pharmacies, hardware stores, and the county's main services. The broader Route 17 corridor connects you northward toward Yorktown and Williamsburg and southward toward the George P. Coleman Memorial Bridge and the Hampton Roads metro. For a rural address, the practical infrastructure is closer than the zip code might suggest.
For different buyers
Base commute and VA loan notes
Camp Peary is roughly 34 minutes away, and Naval Weapons Station Yorktown sits about 39 minutes out — both well within a reasonable commute window for service members using a VA loan to put six acres and a four-bedroom home within reach. Gloucester County's lower cost basis and rural character make it a legitimate alternative for military households who want land over density.
For buyers drawn to character
There's a particular kind of buyer who looks at a six-acre lot and immediately starts thinking about what's possible — a barn, a greenhouse, a long driveway lined with trees, or simply the ability to walk outside without seeing another roofline. If that sounds like you, 9467 Dutton Road is worth a serious look. The 1995 construction and 2,840 square feet of interior space mean you're not trading comfort for acreage.
More buyer questions
How far is 9467 Dutton Road from Naval Weapons Station Yorktown?
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is approximately 39 minutes from 9467 Dutton Road under typical driving conditions via Route 17 north. The route is a straightforward corridor without significant urban congestion.
How far is 9467 Dutton Road from Camp Peary?
Camp Peary is roughly 34 minutes from the property, also accessible via the Route 17 corridor heading northwest toward Williamsburg. It's one of the closer major installations to this part of Gloucester County.
Is 9467 Dutton Road in a flood zone?
Flood zone status for this property is addressed in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the parcel. Given the inland, wooded character of this part of Gloucester County, many properties in this area carry lower flood risk designations, but always verify with the current map.
What is the lot size at 9467 Dutton Road?
The lot is six acres, which is notably generous for the region and places the property well outside typical subdivision density. The acreage supports a wide range of uses depending on county zoning allowances.
Does 9467 Dutton Road have a garage?
Garage details for this specific property are best confirmed through the current listing data or a direct visit, as configuration can vary. The six-acre lot does provide ample space for detached garage or outbuilding additions if not already present.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know Gloucester County's rural-residential market well. Reach out to get a grounded, honest read on 9467 Dutton Road and what six acres in this part of Virginia really means for your next move.
