Why this home stands out
Twenty acres in Gloucester County is not a footnote — it's the whole story. At 9652 Laurelwood Lane, the lot isn't just a yard; it's a working buffer between you and the rest of the world. Whether you're thinking horses, a hobby farm, a workshop, or simply the freedom to expand without a neighbor's fence in your sightline, this property hands you options that subdivisions simply can't replicate. The 1983 construction gives you a solid, established bones to build from.
ALL OTHERS AREA 121 and the Gloucester real estate market
Gloucester, Virginia sits on the Middle Peninsula, tucked between the York River to the south and the Piankatank River to the north — a geography that shapes everything about daily life here. The county has a distinctly rural character: long tree-lined roads, working farms, and properties measured in acres rather than square feet. Yet it's not isolated. The Coleman Bridge connects Gloucester to Yorktown in minutes, and the broader Hampton Roads metro is well within reach. The Gloucester Courthouse Historic District anchors the county seat with a walkable cluster of local shops, restaurants, and services that feel genuinely rooted in place rather than franchised. For buyers searching for Gloucester VA acreage homes, this corner of the Middle Peninsula delivers exactly what that phrase promises — land, privacy, and a slower rhythm that's hard to find anywhere closer to the water. Neighbors here tend to know each other, community events draw real crowds, and the pace of life reflects a region that hasn't traded its identity for convenience.
What's nearby
Day-to-day errands are straightforward from Laurelwood Lane. The Gloucester Courthouse area puts groceries, pharmacies, hardware, and dining within a short drive — think local diners alongside familiar national names. Main Street Gloucester has a growing collection of independent shops and coffee spots worth exploring on a weekend morning. For outdoor time, Beaverdam Park offers trails, a lake, and kayak access just a few miles away. The York River State Park is reachable in under thirty minutes for hiking and paddling. Williamsburg's shopping, dining, and cultural attractions sit roughly thirty-five minutes west, giving you a genuine small-city option when the mood strikes.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is about thirty-five minutes from Laurelwood Lane, and Camp Peary is even closer at twenty-six minutes. For a military family using a VA loan to purchase, twenty acres of Gloucester County land at this commute distance is a combination that rarely surfaces. You get genuine privacy, room to grow, and a manageable drive to the gate — without paying Peninsula prices for a fraction of the land.
For buyers drawn to character
If your ideal home comes with a tree line instead of a property line, 9652 Laurelwood Lane is worth a serious look. Twenty acres in Gloucester County means you're not just buying a house — you're buying a context. Room for a barn, a garden, a workshop, or simply the sound of nothing in particular. The 1983 construction has character without being precious about it, and the 2,352-square-foot footprint is livable without being oversized.
More buyer questions
How far is 9652 Laurelwood Lane from Naval Weapons Station Yorktown?
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is approximately thirty-five minutes from this address via the Coleman Bridge and Route 17. The drive is straightforward with no significant traffic bottlenecks outside of peak commute windows.
How far is 9652 Laurelwood Lane from Camp Peary?
Camp Peary is roughly twenty-six minutes away, making it the closest military installation to this property. The route runs primarily along Route 17 south through Gloucester Point.
What can the 20-acre lot at 9652 Laurelwood Lane be used for?
Gloucester County's rural zoning generally supports a wide range of uses on parcels this size, including agricultural activity, equestrian use, outbuildings, and accessory structures — though buyers should verify current zoning and any applicable county ordinances directly with Gloucester County planning.
Is 9652 Laurelwood Lane in a flood zone?
Flood zone designation for this address is displayed in the FloodRisk tile on this page. Given the inland, elevated character of much of Gloucester County's western corridors, many parcels in this area carry minimal flood risk, but the tile reflects the official FEMA determination for this specific lot.
Does 9652 Laurelwood Lane have an HOA?
This property is not part of a homeowners association, which is common for large-acreage rural parcels in Gloucester County — one less layer of rules and fees to factor into ownership.
Curious whether twenty acres in Gloucester fits your next chapter? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this corridor well — reach out and let's talk through what this property could look like for you.
