Gloucester County, Virginia · Live REIN MLS
Homes for Sale in Gloucester, VA
175 homes for sale in Gloucester right now — every listing pulled straight from the REIN MLS and refreshed every 2 minutes.
175 for sale right now(+65 under contract)
Listings & market data updated November 2026 · Live REIN MLS data
Gloucester at a glance
Gloucester County sits on the Middle Peninsula, across the York River from Yorktown. This page covers homes for sale with Gloucester, Hayes and Gloucester Point addresses. Route 17 crosses the river on the Coleman Bridge and runs north through the county. The courthouse village of Gloucester holds the county offices on Main Street. Homes range from older houses near the village to newer subdivisions off Route 17. Waterfront homes line the York, Ware, Severn and Piankatank rivers and their creeks. Land and acreage listings are common across the county.
Houses for sale in Gloucester appear in the live grid above the moment they hit the REIN MLS — the same feed Hampton Roads agents use. For the wider market, the homes for sale in Yorktown, VA page adds neighborhood guides, ZIP pages and market stats.
Living in Gloucester County
Getting around
Route 17 is the main road through Gloucester County. It links Gloucester Point, Hayes and the courthouse village. To the south, the Coleman Bridge carries Route 17 over the York River to Yorktown. The bridge is a double swing span that opens for ship traffic. Tolls on the bridge ended in August 2025. From Yorktown, Route 17 and Interstate 64 lead on to Newport News, Hampton and Williamsburg.
Schools
Gloucester County Public Schools serves every address in the county. It runs five elementary schools: Abingdon, Achilles, Bethel, Botetourt and Petsworth. Page Middle School and Peasley Middle School come next. Gloucester High School is the county's one high school. School zones follow the home address. Check the zone for any home before you make an offer. The Virginia Institute of Marine Science, part of William & Mary, has its campus at Gloucester Point.
Parks and the water
Beaverdam Park has a lake, a fishing pier and a boat ramp. Its trails are open for hiking, biking and horseback riding. Gloucester Point Beach Park has a sandy beach and a fishing pier on the York River. It sits next to the Coleman Bridge and has two boat ramps. Machicomoco State Park covers 645 acres on the York River near Hayes. It honors the history of Virginia's Native tribes. Public landings also reach the Ware, Severn, Piankatank and Poropotank rivers.
Homes and land
Most homes here are detached single-family houses. Townhomes and condos make up a small share of listings. Most listed homes were built after 1970, and many since 2000. A few older homes date back to the 1700s and 1800s. Waterfront homes sit on the rivers and their creeks. Many listings are land, from building lots to farms. On a rural lot, ask whether the home uses a private well and septic system. On the water, check the flood zone before you make an offer.
County records
Gloucester is a county, not an independent city. The county assesses homes and sets the real estate tax rate with its yearly budget. Deeds are recorded by the Gloucester County Circuit Court Clerk. The county offices sit on Main Street in the courthouse village.
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Common questions about Gloucester homes for sale
How many homes are for sale in Gloucester, VA?
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There are 175 homes for sale in Gloucester, Virginia right now. The grid above pulls live from the REIN MLS and refreshes every 2 minutes, so the count and the listings are current.
What do houses for sale in Gloucester cost?
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Asking prices in Gloucester currently range from about $12K to $2.75M, with a median around $400K. Use the price filter above to narrow to your budget — these figures move with live inventory.
What county is Gloucester in, and what ZIP code?
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Gloucester is in Gloucester County. Its residential ZIP codes are 23061, 23062 and 23072.
Where else near Gloucester can I look?
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The Yorktown page lists every home for sale in Yorktown, VA with neighborhood guides, ZIP pages and market stats, and the links below cover the other Hampton Roads communities next to Gloucester.
What school division serves Gloucester, VA?
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Gloucester County Public Schools serves every address in the county. Gloucester High School is its one high school. Page Middle School, Peasley Middle School and five elementary schools feed into it. Confirm the school zone for any home before you make an offer.
Is Gloucester County part of Hampton Roads?
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Yes. Gloucester County is a member of the Hampton Roads Planning District Commission. It is also one of the six Middle Peninsula counties. The Coleman Bridge on Route 17 links it to Yorktown and the rest of the Peninsula.