Kingswood Homes for Sale in Williamsburg, VA
Kingswood is a long-established neighborhood in James City County, carrying a Williamsburg mailing address in the 23185 ZIP code and reached off Jamestown Road within a short drive of the College of William & Mary and the cobblestone lanes of Colonial Williamsburg. Developed largely from the 1960s and 1970s onward, it is defined by mature, tree-canopied streets and a settled residential character. Housing here leans toward traditional single-family homes set on generous lots, reflecting a blend of architectural styles that took shape across the decades the neighborhood was built. Many residences sit beneath tall hardwoods on roomy parcels, and ongoing renovations have updated a number of the original homes over the years. A community swimming pool with a clubhouse serves as a neighborhood gathering point. For buyers drawn to one of the area's close-in, near-campus pockets, Kingswood pairs an unhurried setting with convenient access to central Williamsburg.
No active listings in Kingswood right now
Williamsburg has plenty of inventory in nearby neighborhoods — browse the full Williamsburg listings page or set up a free alert below and we’ll email you the moment a Kingswood home hits the market.
Get new Kingswood-area listings by email
Be first to know when homes hit the market in Williamsburg. Free alerts from the VaHome Team.
Free new-listing alerts from the VaHome Team. No spam — unsubscribe anytime.
Living in Kingswood
Daily life in Kingswood is shaped by its proximity to central Williamsburg. Residents are a short drive from the William & Mary campus, where the Sadler Center, Kaplan Arena, athletics events, and the wooded trails around Lake Matoaka are all close at hand, and the shops, restaurants, and seasonal programming of Merchants Square and Colonial Williamsburg are an easy trip away. The neighborhood's own swimming pool and clubhouse, home to a summer swim team, add a recreational anchor within walking distance for many homes. Everyday errands are simple, with grocery stores and the retail along Monticello Avenue and Richmond Road within a short drive, plus dining options ranging from college-town casual to Colonial-district fine dining. Outdoor time is easy to come by between the College Woods and nearby city and county parks, and Jamestown's riverfront beach and historic sites along the James River sit just to the south. Commuting is straightforward: Jamestown Road and Route 199 connect quickly to Interstate 64, putting the rest of the Historic Triangle, Newport News, and the wider Hampton Roads region within reach, while Route 60 offers an alternate route across the area.
Kingswood is a mature, largely built-out neighborhood, so inventory is driven by resales rather than new construction, and homes here tend to draw steady interest when they come to market. The housing stock reflects its 1960s and 1970s origins, with original single-family designs alongside homes that have been expanded or renovated over the years, offering a range of sizes and conditions within a single established setting. Demand is supported by the neighborhood's James City County location with a Williamsburg address, its short distance to the College of William & Mary, and the broad appeal of a near-in address close to Colonial Williamsburg. Larger lots, established landscaping, the community pool, and a convenient location are consistent draws, and turnover is generally limited, which keeps available homes in demand among buyers seeking this part of the Williamsburg area.
Kingswood real estate FAQ
Where is Kingswood located near Williamsburg?+
Kingswood sits in James City County with a Williamsburg mailing address in the 23185 ZIP code, and is reached off Jamestown Road a short drive from the College of William & Mary and Colonial Williamsburg. Its location keeps the historic district, campus, and everyday shopping all close by.
When was Kingswood built and what style are the homes?+
Kingswood is an established neighborhood that took shape largely from the 1960s and 1970s onward. The homes are predominantly single-family and reflect a blend of architectural styles from that era, set on mature, tree-lined streets; many have been updated or expanded over the decades.
How close is Kingswood to the College of William & Mary?+
Kingswood is one of the area's near-campus neighborhoods, a short drive from the William & Mary campus by way of Jamestown Road, putting the Sadler Center, athletics venues, and the College Woods and Lake Matoaka trails within easy reach of home.
What is the commute like from Kingswood?+
Commuting is convenient. Jamestown Road and nearby Route 199 connect quickly to Interstate 64, linking Kingswood to the rest of the Historic Triangle, Newport News, and greater Hampton Roads. Route 60 provides an additional route across the Williamsburg area.
Which schools serve the Kingswood area?+
Kingswood is served by the Williamsburg-James City County Public Schools division. Because attendance boundaries are assigned by address and can change, buyers should confirm the current zoned elementary, middle, and high schools for a specific home, and may wish to review school details and ratings on GreatSchools.
Does Kingswood have an HOA or community amenities?+
Kingswood is not governed by a formal neighborhood-wide homeowners association, though the community is served by a member-supported swimming pool with a clubhouse and a summer swim team. Its main draws are the mature setting, generous lots, and convenient location; buyers should always verify HOA status, pool membership terms, and any applicable fees for a particular property.
About Williamsburg
Homes for sale in Williamsburg, VA represent one of Virginia's most distinctive and desirable real estate markets. Historic Williamsburg (23185) blends Colonial-era architecture preserved by the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation with William & Mary's college-town energy; Kingsmill on the James (23185) features golf-course living and luxury riverfront homes; Ford's Colony (23188) offers gated, master-planned community living with private clubs; and Powhatan Secondary and Stonehouse (23188) provide more affordable family inventory in newer construction. Williamsburg's economy is anchored by William & Mary (one of the nation's oldest public universities), Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, and Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center. The city draws second-home buyers from D.C., Northern Virginia, and out-of-state — pushing median home prices above the Hampton Roads average, typically $400K-$800K with luxury properties in Kingsmill and Ford's Colony exceeding $1.5M. The Williamsburg-James City County Schools include Lafayette High and Jamestown High, both nationally ranked. Many active retirees and academics call Williamsburg home, and proximity to Naval Weapons Station Yorktown and Joint Base Langley-Eustis makes it a popular military relocation destination. Browse the latest Williamsburg homes for sale below, refreshed every 5 minutes from the REIN MLS.
Schools serving Williamsburg
Browse Williamsburg homes by WJCC attendance zone. Zoning is assigned by address and can change — always confirm a specific home’s zoned schools with the school division.
Explore more Williamsburg real estate
What residents say about Kingswood
Honest, moderated reviews from people who’ve lived in Kingswood. Share your own experience to help future neighbors decide.
No published reviews of Kingswood yet. Be the first to share your experience.