Why this home stands out
New construction finished in 2026 means everything — roof, systems, appliances, windows — is on day one of its lifespan. You're not inheriting someone else's deferred maintenance; you're starting fresh. With 2,518 square feet spread across three bedrooms and two and a half baths, the floor plan has room to grow into, and Gloucester County's lower-density landscape gives the lot a sense of breathing room that's genuinely hard to find closer to the water.
SWISS LEGACY and the Gloucester real estate market
Gloucester, Virginia sits on the Middle Peninsula, a stretch of land between the York and Rappahannock Rivers where the pace is noticeably slower and the tree canopy noticeably thicker. The county has a small-town core — the historic Gloucester Courthouse area anchors the community with local shops, a farmers market, and a genuine main-street feel — while the surrounding roads open into larger lots and rural stretches that give the area its distinct character. Brevard puts you in that quieter residential fabric, away from the congestion of the Hampton Roads urban core but still within practical reach of it via the Coleman Bridge. For buyers searching for new construction in Gloucester County Virginia, this address checks a rare box: genuine new-build quality in a setting that feels established rather than carved out of a cornfield. Gloucester is also increasingly popular with military families given its proximity to the lower Peninsula bases, and the community has grown steadily without losing the unhurried, neighborly feel that defines the Middle Peninsula.
What's nearby
Day-to-day errands are manageable from Brevard. Gloucester's Main Street corridor along Route 17 puts grocery options, pharmacies, hardware stores, and local dining within a short drive. The Courthouse area hosts seasonal farmers markets and community events that give the town its social rhythm. For outdoor time, Beaverdam Park offers trails, a reservoir, and kayak access — one of the better county parks in the region. The York River State Park, a short drive south toward Williamsburg, adds hiking and water access to the weekend rotation. And when you need the full range of Hampton Roads amenities, the George P. Coleman Memorial Bridge connects you to Yorktown and the Peninsula in about 20 minutes.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is 11 minutes away, and Camp Peary sits about 15 minutes out — making this address one of the more practical options for service members assigned to either installation. New construction means no surprise repair bills eating into your BAH, and a VA loan pairs naturally with a move-in-ready 2026 build where the seller hasn't had years to accumulate deferred projects.
For first-time buyers
Buying new construction as your first home has a real advantage: the learning curve on homeownership is gentler when the systems are brand new and under warranty. At 2,518 square feet with three bedrooms and two and a half baths, this home gives you space to grow without overextending, and Gloucester County's property taxes tend to run lower than those in the denser Hampton Roads cities — a meaningful factor when you're building a budget for the first time.
More buyer questions
How far is Brevard in Gloucester from Naval Weapons Station Yorktown?
The drive typically runs about 11 minutes, making it one of the closer residential areas on the Middle Peninsula to that installation. Route 17 south to the Coleman Bridge is the standard route.
Is Gloucester County in a flood zone?
Flood zone status varies by specific parcel in Gloucester County — the property's individual flood designation is displayed in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls from current FEMA mapping.
What is the property tax rate in Gloucester County, Virginia?
Gloucester County sets its own real estate tax rate, which has historically been lower than rates in the independent cities of Hampton Roads — contact the Gloucester County Commissioner of the Revenue for the current rate applied to this parcel.
Does this home have an HOA?
HOA status for this address is confirmed in the listing details — if an association applies, the name and any governing documents will be noted there.
Can you use a VA loan to purchase new construction in Gloucester, Virginia?
Yes — a VA loan can be used for new construction, though the process involves a few additional steps compared to a standard resale purchase, including VA appraisal requirements tied to construction completion.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know Gloucester County and the surrounding Peninsula bases well — reach out to talk through this address, VA loan options, or anything else on your list.
