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New Town Homes for Sale in Williamsburg, VA

New Town is a walkable, mixed-use new-urbanist district in James City County. It sits off Monticello Avenue near Route 199 in the Greater Williamsburg area. The district was designed so shops, restaurants, a movie theater, offices, and homes sit an easy stroll apart. A lively Main Street core blends with quieter home streets. Housing here spans the whole plan. There are one- and two-bedroom condos above and around the storefronts. Alley-loaded townhomes come in styles from Federal rows to Low Country designs. A smaller pocket of detached single-family homes rounds it out. The style leans into deep front porches, dormers, hardwood floors, and streets made for walking. That gives the district a cohesive, planned feel. Its central spot puts it minutes from William & Mary, Colonial Williamsburg, and the Williamsburg Premium Outlets.

12 homes for sale in New Town right now.

12

Active Listings

$529,450

Median List Price

$239

Avg. $ / Sq. Ft.

51

Avg. Days on Market

1d ago

Newest Listing

Live from the REIN MLS, refreshed continuously. Stats reflect active for-sale inventory in New Town.

Map of New Town with neighborhood boundaryNeighborhood

34

Sold · last 12 mo

$484,500

Median sale price

$272

Median sold $/sq ft

29

Median days on market

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Living in New Town

Daily life in New Town is built around walking. From many homes you can leave the car behind. Walk to Main Street for coffee or a meal. Restaurants range from casual to upscale. The Regal New Town movie theater, fitness studios, and salons are there too. So are daily errands at nearby stores. The district is laced with a linked park system. It has trails, plazas, and green gathering spots such as Sullivan Square. Seasonal concerts and community events are held there. A six-lane community pool serves the area in season. Shopping extends just beyond the district. The Williamsburg Premium Outlets, Settlers Market, and the Monticello Avenue retail corridor are close. Colonial Williamsburg and the College of William & Mary are near. So is the Discovery Park office and research campus. Commuting is simple. Route 199 sits roughly a half-mile away and links quickly to Interstate 64. That puts Newport News, the Peninsula, and the wider Hampton Roads region within reach. Route 60 is also near for local trips. Restaurants, things to do, trails, and offices in one linked setting give the district an active, in-town rhythm. That is uncommon for the Williamsburg area.

New Town is a fairly modern, master-planned district. Its plan was adopted in the late 1990s. Building rolled out in phases through the 2000s and 2010s. Neighborhoods such as Abbey Commons, Foundation Square, Charlotte Park, and Village Walk were delivered across that span. The housing mix is varied by design. It includes walk-to-Main-Street condos, several townhome enclaves, and a limited supply of detached homes. Because detached homes are scarce here, that part of the supply is the most tightly held. Condos and townhomes turn over more often within the core, with all its amenities. The district's draw rests on a rare mix. It is truly walkable, with a settled core of shops and things to do. William & Mary, Colonial Williamsburg, and major employers along the I-64 corridor are close. That tends to keep well-placed, low-upkeep listings moving.

What New Town homes actually sell for

Computed from REIN MLS closed sales over the trailing 12 months — updates with every MLS sync, not a third-party monthly aggregate.

$484,500

Median sale price · 12 mo

34 closed sales

$272

Median sold $ / sq ft

closed sales with recorded sq ft

29 days

Median days on market

for homes that closed

$2K–$639K

Active listing range

12 on the market today

Property typeSold · 12 moMedian sale price
Detached homes5$790,000
Townhomes & condos29$475,000

Source: REIN MLS closed sales, trailing 12 months, computed by VaHome.

Recently sold in New Town

The latest 10 closings from the REIN MLS. Each opens the home's full sold record.

  1. 5624 Foundation ST, WILLIAMSBURG VA 23188

    3 bd · 3.1 ba · 1,864 sqft

    $420,000

    Sold Aug 2026

  2. 4951 Settlers Market BLVD, WILLIAMSBURG VA 23188

    4 bd · 3.1 ba · 2,223 sqft

    $530,000

    Sold Aug 2026

  3. 4512 Casey BLVD, WILLIAMSBURG VA 23188

    4 bd · 3.1 ba · 2,303 sqft

    $557,000

    Sold Aug 2026

  4. 4325 Casey BLVD, WILLIAMSBURG VA 23188

    4 bd · 4.1 ba · 2,424 sqft

    $550,000

    Sold Aug 2026

  5. 5619 Foundation St ST, WILLIAMSBURG VA 23188

    2 bd · 2.1 ba · 1,000 sqft

    $298,000

    Sold Aug 2026

  6. 4208 New Town AVE, WILLIAMSBURG VA 23188

    3 bd · 4.1 ba · 2,942 sqft

    $477,725

    Sold Aug 2026

  7. 5215 Center ST #410, WILLIAMSBURG VA 23188

    1 bd · 1 ba · 950 sqft

    $271,000

    Sold Aug 2026

  8. 5411 Beverly LN, WILLIAMSBURG VA 23188

    3 bd · 2.1 ba · 1,676 sqft

    $455,000

    Sold Aug 2026

  9. 5214 Foundation ST, WILLIAMSBURG VA 23188

    2 bd · 2 ba · 1,674 sqft

    $439,000

    Sold Jul 2026

  10. 4301 Elizabeth Davis BLVD, WILLIAMSBURG VA 23188

    3 bd · 2 ba · 2,183 sqft

    $700,000

    Sold Jul 2026

What buyers should know

Neutral counts from the 58 New Town homes VaHome has mapped against federal and state hazard layers — shown the same way for every neighborhood.

0%

of mapped homes sit in FEMA high-risk flood zones

X · 58

0 of 62

mapped homes inside a Navy jet-noise (AICUZ) contour

Every VaHome listing shows its exact noise zone and Accident Potential Zone.

Zone NONE

hurricane evacuation zone

Va. Dept. of Emergency Management — Know Your Zone.

Sources: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer · U.S. Navy AICUZ via city GIS · Virginia Dept. of Emergency Management.

Census profile of the New Town area

$63,096

Median household income

53.5

Median age

35.3%

Owner-occupied households

38.1%

Bachelor's degree or higher

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 5-Year Estimates (2020–2024), census-tract level for the New Town area. Shown identically for every neighborhood.

Bases & commutes

NWS Yorktown · ~10 miFort Eustis · ~14 miLangley AFB · ~25 miNewport News Shipbuilding · ~26 mi

Straight-line distances from the center of New Town. Every listing page shows live drive times with traffic.

Listings & market data updated September 2026 · Live REIN MLS data

New Town real estate FAQ

Where exactly is New Town located in the Williamsburg area?+

New Town is in James City County. It sits off Monticello Avenue near the Ironbound Road crossing, roughly a half-mile from Route 199. That puts it minutes from William & Mary, Colonial Williamsburg, and the Williamsburg Premium Outlets. Interstate 64 is quick to reach.

What types of homes are available in New Town?+

The district was planned as a true mix of housing. You'll find one- and two-bedroom condos in and around the commercial core. There is a range of townhomes in styles from Federal rows to Low Country designs. A smaller set of detached single-family homes sits in sections such as Charlotte Park and Shirley Village.

What makes New Town a 'new-urbanist' community?+

New urbanism favors compact, walkable, mixed-use design. In New Town, that means homes, shops, restaurants, offices, and things to do sit within walking distance. There is a defined Main Street, alley-loaded garages, front porches, and linked parks and trails. It is not split into single-use zones.

Can you really walk to shops and restaurants from your home in New Town?+

Yes, that is the central idea of the district. Many homes sit within a short walk of Main Street. There you will find restaurants, a movie theater, fitness studios, salons, and daily services. Green spaces and plazas link the home streets to the commercial core.

Is there a homeowners association in New Town?+

Yes. New Town is run by the New Town Residential Association, which handles community matters across its neighborhoods. HOA setups and fees can vary by section and home type. So read the exact documents for any home you are looking at.

Which schools serve the New Town area?+

New Town is zoned to the Williamsburg-James City County Public Schools division, or WJCC. Zones can change. Confirm the current zoned elementary, middle, and high schools for a specific address with WJCC. Review school ratings on GreatSchools too.

About Williamsburg

Homes for sale in Williamsburg, VA sit in one of Virginia's most distinct and sought-after real estate markets. Historic Williamsburg sits in ZIP 23185. It blends buildings from the Colonial era with the buzz of a college town. The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation keeps them intact. William & Mary brings the campus life. Kingsmill on the James is also in 23185. It has golf-course living and luxury homes on the river. Ford's Colony, in 23188, is gated and master-planned, with private clubs. Powhatan Secondary and Stonehouse, also in 23188, have newer homes at lower prices. The local economy rests on William & Mary. It is one of the nation's oldest public universities. The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation and Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center anchor it too. Second-home buyers come here from D.C., Northern Virginia, and out of state. That pushes the median home price above the Hampton Roads average. Most homes run $400K-$800K. High-end homes in Kingsmill and Ford's Colony top $1.5M. The Williamsburg-James City County Schools include Lafayette High and Jamestown High. Both rank among the best in the nation. Naval Weapons Station Yorktown and Joint Base Langley-Eustis are close by. Browse the latest Williamsburg homes for sale below. They refresh every 2 minutes from the REIN MLS.

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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.

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Looking for a realtor for New Town?

Looking for a realtor for New Town? Tom & Dariya Milan, Realtors know New Town street by street. Brokered by LPT Realty. As Williamsburg real estate agents, they track every New Town sale. 34 homes have sold here in the last 12 months, at a median of $484,500. Right now 12 homes are on the market. They also know what New Town buyers and sellers should expect next.

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