Located near historic Colonial Williamsburg, on the banks of the James River, Kingsmill on the James is one of Williamsburg Va’s original master planned golf communities. Set on 2,900 acres, Kingsmill offers a variety of exclusive neighborhoods set against a backdrop of green hills and forests.
Kingsmill Resort & Spa is Virginia’s largest golf resort, boasting 63 holes of world-class golf on 2,900 acres along the historic James River. The Kingsmill community offers it’s residents a gated community with 24 hour security, tennis, a full-service marina, six restaurants and lounges, outdoor pools, tennis, playgrounds,walking trails and much more
History
Steeped in a tradition of gracious Southern hospitality, Kingsmill heralds a rich history dating back to Colonial America. The bucolic land located along the banks of the mighty James River was considered as a permanent base by the first Englishmen on May 12, 
1607. They decided to settle at Jamestown the next day. Located in the heart of Virginia ‘s Historic Triangle, it should come as no surprise that the land now known as Kingsmill featured a bustling plantation from 1619 through the 1800s.
Kingsmill Resort
The Woods Course was named by Golf Magazine in 2000 as a “Top Ten New Course You Can Play.” River’s Edge neighborhood received a Platinum “Best in American Living, 2000,” award from National Association of Home Builders and Professional Builder magazine.
The three Golf courses in Kingsmill are: the River Course, the Plantation Course and the Woods course. The 6,853-yard
, par-71 Pete Dye-designed River Course hosts the Michelob Championship at Kingsmill. The terrain flaunts hills, elevated greens, thick woods and water all around.
Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay’s 6,543-yard Plantation layout is more wide open and less demanding of pinpoint accuracy 
than its sibling. It has water coming into play on eight holes. It is marked by historical landmarks from a 1736 plantation.
Curtis Strange, the Kingsmill Touring PGA Pro, designed the Woods Course, Kingsmill’s newest addition. It has been honored by Golf Magazine as a “Top 
Ten New Course You Can Play. “Its deep ravines, fairway bunkers and elevated greens offer a challenge.
Finally, there is a nine-hole Bray Links course directly behind the resort.
River’s Edge is comprised of 3,000 to 3,900-square-foot, custom-designed, deluxe townhouses 80 feet above the banks of the James River. Enjoyable views are present in every room. cost. Residents also have an auto court, leading to a two-car garage, plus a front porch, and a secluded, brick and stone terrace.
River Bluffs, located above the James River, is area’s most Luxurious Condo Residence. Elegant condo units providing panoramic river vistas of the James River.
Townhomes, Cluster Homes & Riverfront Villas
Two, three, and four-bedroom townhomes with 2 1/2 and 3 1/2 baths, walk-in closets, fireplaces and special sound engineering.
Patio Homes 
Single-family detached homes on minimum sized lots adjacent to the golf course. Single story homes with private patios or decks designed for minimum maintenance. For resale only, from $300,000 to $500,000.
Heavily wooded home sites, custom built and custom designed homes, all 
utilities underground.
Building lots are available in Kingsmill , the newest section of home sites in Spenser’s Mill consists of 38 lots.. The home sites are heavily wooded and provide wonderful privacy and views to conservation easements and distant views to the James River. Prices range 
from: approximately $270,000 – approximately $400,000 +.
This community preserves green spaces (40 percent of the property will remain untouched) and archeologically significant areas.
golf courses available for play throughout the year and the nine-hole, par-3 Bray Links.
dockside fuel service and harbor shop.
fitness center, saunas, steam rooms, whirlpool, basketball, racquetball courts and game room.Social clubs for residents include a Watercolor Art Group , Needle Arts ,Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts ,Children’s Playgroup , Girl ScoutsSea Scouts ,Garden Club, Bible Study, Women’s Social Club , Men’s Golf Association, Ladies’ Golf Association ,Tennis Association, Sharks Swim Team, Yacht Club and more.
Dining options at Kingsmill include: The Bray Bistro ,Eagles at the Golf Club Regatta’s Café and Market , Marina Bar & Grille , Moody’s Tavern ,Bray Landing .
Neighborhoods in Kingsmill include: Archer’s Mead, Burwell’s Landing, Littletown Quarter, Quarterpath Trace, Wareham’s Point, Burwell’s GreenHarrop’s Glenn, Moody’s Run ,River’s Edge ,Winster Fax
Williamsburg/ JCC Schools for Kingsmill are James River Elementary, James Blair Middle, Jamestown High School.
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According to figures from the Williamsburg MLS, 64 Homes sold in Kingsmill in the last 12 months for prices ranging from $250,000 to $3,000,000. There are currently 63 homes listed for sale.
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White Hall in Toano, VA near Williamsburg is one of HHHunt’s newest master-planned communities. Here you will find a small, quaint community where you can live a rich, full life. At White Hall, you will choose from a variety of home styles that blend with the area’s distinctive architecture, at prices that are quite reasonable.
At White Hall you’ll find a variety of new home styles starting at under under $200,000. 
A master-planned community in a pristine, rural setting, White Hall will offer a variety of single-family homes, town homes and town home-style condominiums perfectly suited for professionals, families and seniors who cherish their time at home — without compromising on seemingly infinite cultural, dining, shopping and entertainment opportunities just minutes away.
White Hall has been designed to maximize natural spaces, with the community being centered around a large, centrally located park. A strong pedestrian focus will provide an outstanding environment for homeowners and encourage activity and community interaction. The centerpiece of the Whitehall community will be a restored farmhouse.
Facts about White Hall :
Set on 139 acres in the western part of James City County White Hall will have 
over 58 acres of parks for the community with it’s features include the Historic Farmhouse clubhouse, Two Ponds,Rolling Topography. Adjacent properties are two schools, Stonehouse Elementary and Williamsburg Christian Academy
an historic church ( Hickory Neck Church) and farms.
The original property known today as Whitehall Plantation stands about 75 yards east of the point where VA Route 30 and US Route 60 intersect, near Toano in James City County. Built for William Geddy in 1805-06. Whitehall represents more than two centuries of nearly continuous occupation by the Geddy family. The Farmhouse will become the focal point and central feature in this residential community. The farmhouse and park comprise approximately 40% of the total site which also include two ponds, a creek, multi purpose playing field,nature trails and the community amenity center.
Streets are arranged in a traditional Tidewater Virginia manner with a variety of lot sizes. Most homes have alleys and many front the parks and open space. Along Route 60, a view corridor to the farmhouse and adjacent historic church is enhanced by a significant amount of land that will continue to be farmed.
Weatherly at White Hall, town home-style condos by HHHunt Homes, feature low-maintenance EarthCraft certified 
homes. These open floor plans include 2-3 bedrooms, 2 ½ baths, lofts, and kitchens with breakfast nooks, priced from the $170,000′s.
The Townes at White Hall, by HHHunt Homes and Ryan Homes, features two- and three-story town homes offering low-maintenance living with 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, spacious living room and dining rooms in addition to 1- or 2-car garages, priced from under $230,000.
Single-Family Homes by HHHunt Homes and Ryan Homes feature comfortable layouts with elegant kitchens and baths, plus spacious living areas, priced from under $250,000.
Location Map of White Hall , Toano Virginia
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RECENT PICTURES April 2009
Update: Jan 2009 :It’s just getting started so there isn’t much to see at this point. They are just starting the foundations of the detached homes. The Condos and Town Home models are built. Call or email for an appointment.
Schools are Stonehouse Elementary, Toano Middle School and Warhill High School.
Warhill HS will offer HS students the ability to take college classes at the adjacent campus of Thomas Nelson Community College. Stonehouse Elementary is one of the top rated schools in James City County.
Amazing… you can live in Foundation Square in New Town for as little as $914 per month (principal and interest on your mortgage payment) for the first year. Now is the time to act!
During the first year, you’ll benefit from a 2% reduction on your rate. You’ll pay based on the locked-in rate of 4.25% (4.603% APR). For example, on a $299,900 luxury condo with 20% down payment on a 30-year $239,920 fixed-rate mortgage you would make:
12 monthly payments of $914 with an interest rate of 2.25%.
This will be followed by 348 payments of $1177 with an interest rate of 4.25%.
Why wait when you can take advantage of the great interest rates & wonderful limited time incentives!
* Offer may not exceed maximum seller contribution limits established by lender. Payments and rates listed above are based upon 1/16/09 SunTrust Mortgage Rates. Payments and rates provided by Jolynn Musel, SunTrust Mortgage,
Rates subject to change. See below for SunTrust Mortgage Disclosure.
Foundation Square’s architect, Magoon & Associates,
recently won the Award of Merit by the
Hampton Roads Association for Commercial Real Estate
for their beautiful work over at Foundation Square!
call anytime for an appointment! John Womeldorf/ Buyers Agent with Liz Moore and Associates at (757) 254- 8136.
Living in Foundation Square makes life easier!
Free yourself from the daily upkeep of house and yardwork!
Have the ability to leave for faraway destinations on a moments notice!
Tired of walking up steps all the time? With direct elevator access from the private underground garage level to your residential floor, here you will find true one-level living. There is even a generator dedicated only to Foundation Square that operates the elevators in case of a power outage!
Enjoy your own assigned deeded parking space in Foundation Square’s gated and private underground garage!
At Foundation Square, you will be living in the center of New Town! Stroll down tree lined streets to fantastic restaurants, shopping, the bookstore, the movie theater, doctors, dentists and more!
Living in Foundation Square affords you the opportunity to focus your energy on where it should be… YOU!
Be it rock bottom interest rates or the possibility of no mortgage payments for up to the first six months, we will work with you to determine the most advantageous way to use the limited time incentives! We look forward to speaking with you soon!
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Finally a builder is listening. I have always been astounded at the price ranges that have been showcased in previous Parade of New Homes, Homeramas, etc. In this past year we had the PHBA Peninsula Home Builder Association Parade of Homes in our Taylor Farms community in York County. Surprisingly it was the builders who participated who decided that the prices should be in the $800k to $1.4 million dollar price range ( whew) Granted the homes were breathtaking and loaded with many unique features. The major downside was that hardly any of the attendees needed or could afford homes that size and price.
Well someones listinening the Tidewater Builders Association has announced that the 2009 Homearama showcase of homes will be held at Hampton Roads Crossing, a mixed-use community located in northern Suffolk.
Members of the Tidewater Builders Association said they would change course this year, moving the annual Homearama event from its scheduled location in Virginia Beach’s exclusive North Shore community to a somewhat less-exclusive mixed-use development in North Suffolk.
Homes in the North Shore community range in price from $700,000 to more than $1 million. Homes in Hampton Roads Crossing, the Suffolk community that now will host the event, are expected to sell for around $400,000. Those currently selling in the area are fetching even less princely sums, from just under $200,000 to a little more than $300,000.
Considering the state of the housing market in Hampton Roads and the nation, changing the venue for the area’s showcase real estate event was a good public relations move and a smart business decision.
The vast majority of Hampton Roads home buyers could only dream of setting up house in one of the million-dollar mansions under construction in Virginia Beach, and those dreams are even further out of reach with the collapse of the nation’s mortgage-lending sector. Showing potential home buyers the quality they can expect at attainable price points will be more likely to endear the home builders to their potential customers.
The city of Suffolk will come out as a big winner in the deal, as potential home buyers and browsers, alike, have a chance to see all that the city has to offer. It’s a testament to good planning in the North Suffolk area that the city was ready with a community to host the event. Here’s to hoping that it’s a success.
Homearama 2009 will demonstrate traditional neighborhood design in a pedestrian-friendly, walkable community, a new urbanist trend that is sweeping the country and is showcased in many of the current home and living publications.
These traditional two-story homes will feature front porches and rear-loading garages reminiscent of the bungalow and craftsman architecture of yesteryear while, in keeping with the tradition of previous shows homes, providing the custom craftsmanship that has become the hallmark of Homearama. The builders association is also working with Southern Living to sponsor one or more of the showcase homes.
The homes are expected to average 2,500 square feet and sell for approximately $400,000, putting them in reach of many of the attendees to the annual show. The schedule for Homearama 2009 is currently proposed to run from September 19 through October 4.
“It’s a Homearama tradition to showcase trends in home designs,” added Kotarides. “Our guests have been asking us to show off what can be done in a more moderately priced home. We’re confident they’ll be pleased to see the level of detailing and creativity we can offer in a home more suited to the typical Hampton Roads family.”
The community is being developed by The Terry Peterson Companies, who approached TBA after being originally awarded Homearama for their Virginia Beach North Shore community with an idea that showcasing affordable homes in an exciting mixed-use setting might be a better fit. ( YEA !)
Hampton Roads Crossing is designed in a mixed-use campus environment where residential, retail and commercial business districts will develop over time. The office campus is currently anchored by Old Dominion University’s VMASC (Virginia Modeling, Analysis and Simulation Center) and Tri-Cities buildings. The residential campus features The Residences At Hampton Roads Crossing where the home show will take place. Luxury apartments will break ground in early 2009 and the anchor tenant for the retail district is on contract and should begin construction in 2010.
The site is located in the northern Suffolk growth corridor with easy access to Interstate 664 and the Western Freeway, making it easily accessible to all of Hampton Roads and placing it only minutes from the Peninsula and downtown Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Currently, the commercial campus is comprised of three state-of-the-art buildings situated along the Western Freeway. The MAST Center is home to the Virginia Modeling, Analysis and Simulation Center (VMASC) and the Tri-Cities Center, both operated by Old Dominion University. These buildings, along with office space located in the Mast One building, add a high-tech sophistication to the Hampton Roads Crossing community. Additional office buildings and a hotel site are planned for the future.
The Hampton Roads Crossing retail campus will front College Drive. Once developed, this exciting shopping district will feature key anchor tenants and boutique shops, as well as several out-parcels. Live/work residences may also be added to the mix. And with all three campuses located within easy walking distance of one another, you’ll discover that The Residences at Hampton Roads Crossing will become an incredibly convenient place to live.
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What is so special about New Town in Williamsburg VA? Theatres. Great restaurants. Gift shops, bookstores, and healthcare facilities all located within walking distance from your home. A bustling town center, retail stores and office space also serve this community of new homes and businesses.
New Town embraces the idea of “new urbanism”, where neighborhoods are designed to be diverse, accessible, safe, and self-sustaining. Careful planning and development integrate residential, commercial and green space, enabling residents to live in a pedestrian setting, and live, work and play right within their own community.
Green parks, trails and open spaces surround the spacious lofts, apartments, and town homes in New Town. Condos are available in New Town both in Bennington and in the newly opened Foundation Square. Prices start in the $200′s and range to over $450k. Town Homes are still readily available in New Town both new and resale. All have garages either attached or detached. 2, 3, 4 bedroom town homes are available with prices starting in the mid $250′s . Abbey Commons, Chelsea Green and Savannah Square are some of the neighborhoods found within New Town. Detached homes are soon to be available in New Town . Pricing is yet to be determined. If you would like to be the first to know about these homes email John@MrWilliamsburg.com or call me at 757 254 8136 .Open acreage and trails provide ample room for walking, biking and other types of outdoor recreation. Commerce thrives in the Discovery Business Park, a setting designed to foster research and development ventures with the nearby College of William and Mary. New retail, dining and service businesses continue to join the bustling business district of New Town.
Sitting on the front porch with a glass of cold lemonade. Strolling along spacious sidewalks and stopping to chat with neighbors. Walking to the ice cream parlor…or even walking to work! These things are what made traditional neighborhoods so endearing and enduring, imparting a lasting sense of community. New Town in Williamsburg VA offers residents the best of both worlds, combining an old-fashioned neighborhood feeling with the latest in amenities, technology, and commerce.
Share on FacebookAS a REALTOR in Williamsburg VA I have always been frustrated at the lack of new homes available under $200,000. Yes the market has increased the inventory but currently the least expensive detached homes are priced at $240,000 those are located in Michelle Point a new development in the growing western part of James City County in Toano. Currently the least expensive new town homes/ condos are located at Pocahontas Square a Health E Communities development in lower James City County off of Rt 60 east of Busch Gardens Townhomes there start in the $190′s .You can also buy a condo or town home in Liberty Crosssing in Norge ( RYAN Homes ), Braemar Creek, Warhill Green or Williamsburg Village at Norge. Prices for these range from $209,000 to $227,000. The RYAN Townhomes are currently the least expensive three bedroom new town home available in Williamsburg/ James City County. Most of the builders are offering some sort of closing assistance. Be sure to use a buyer’s agent to represent you with any of the new home builders. It won’t cost you anything for them to represent you. I have successfully negotiated great deals with most of the new home builders in the Williamsburg VA area.
Henderson INC DBA Candle Development has submitted plans to build workforce and affordable homes behind the Candle Factory Shops in Norge. They are proposing to construct thirty percent of the 175 homes as either workforce or affordable. The affordable homes are projected to be priced at less than $160,000. Wile the workforces homes should be priced around $190,000.
Most of the developers in James City County have claimed that affordable or workforce housing is simply too expensive to construct.
Bill Strack of Henderson is attempting to prove them wrong. Knowing that affordable housing is a key factor in attracting and keeping people coming to the greater Williamsburg/ James City County area of Virginia.
Henderson a longtime builder/ developer ( 50 + years) in the Williamsburg area is sacrificing profits to make the project work. Having been in business for over 50 years
The company is hoping that by offering a large quantity of affordable housing the county will be more likely to approve the project.
As part of the revised plan Henderson has increased the buffers surrounding the development, and implemented green building design principles and other improvements.
Plans call for 33 detached patio homes and 142 will be attached patio homes. They will be arranged in small, single-floor groups around open-air patios. This design which is very common throughout California, Arizona and the West, has the advantages of being less dense without stacking homes on top of one another. They’re also less labor-intensive as yards are shared with common area maintenance. One-floor living with no stairs also makes them more appealing to active adults.
Also in the works are an 80,000-square-foot assisted living facility next door, for 96 seniors being jointly developed and managed by Crosswalk Church. Planned also are a mix of retail and office space. Details for that are still in the works.
I am very familiar with Henderson’s recent residential development. Their Patriots Walk development has to be one of the nicest new home developments in the area. Located in Gloucester VA you would be amazed at the quality of the homes and development especially give that it has a starting price of under $260,000. Huge 3/4 acre wooded lots, open floor plans, and much more
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I applaud Henderson for trying to solve a longstanding problem in the county. They definitely have my vote to move forward on this proposed project !
[gallery]Question: We are interested in exploring housing options in Williamsburg, Va . We would like to be as close to the restored area of Colonial Williamsburg VA as possible. However, when I search for information on downtown living there, I only come up with communities that seem to reside out the town of Williamsburg. Are their any condo or townhome neighborhoods or communities closer into town near the college of William and Mary ? If you could give some general information on what options exist? Thank you in advance.
Answer: This is a question I am asked quite often. It’s suprising how many people dream about moving to Williamsbugr Va. Some have had children attend school at William and Mary and grown to enjoy the city from numerous visits other simply like living amongst history and after visitng many time throughout the years finally make a decision to move. SOme have been second home buyers who will test the waters before committing to full time living her in Williamsburg. The tax rate at .54 per $100 is one of the lowest rate arond the area. It is almost half the rate of neighboring cities on the peninsula. I’m not sure what your price range is but the closest townhome/condos Would be Counselors Close neighborhood It has a very traditional Williamsburg Look and feel but is priced in the $500k + range.There are a few condo developments about 1 mile from the Colonial area of Williamsburg The Woodland off of Jamestown Rd, The Oaks off of South Henry near rt 199 both sell in the $250k + price range. There is Wyndham amd Wyndham Plantation near Colonial Parkway off Capital Landing Rd that sells for the $300k-$400k price range. A little further away is Brandywyne a community of detached upscale homes with small yards. All yard maintenence is included in the homeowner fees at Brandywyne. Bristol Commons is another condo communitiy in the city located near the new High Street Develpment. Prices there start in the low $200,000 for two bedroom condos. Further out still on the Bypass but still within the city limits of Williamsburg are Claiborne and Westgate Condos. Both start in the low $200,000 for two bedroom condos. The Village at Quarterpath is a brand new community about 1/2 a mile from the restotred area of Colonial Williamsbugr. Both attached townhomes and detached homes. Prices for thownhomes in Quarter Path start at $280,000 for two bedroom townhomes. Detached homes start Anything close ( walking distance) to the restored area of Colonial Williamsburg is going to be more expensive than townhomes/ condos a few miles away in James City County. You may want to consider New Town Condos there start in the $230k price range for one bedrooms or $255,000+ for two bedroom condos. Bennington and Foundation Square are the two condo developments in New Town. Both offer elevators. Foundation Square has underground parking, BEnnington offers assigned carports for parking. Townhomes in New Town range from around $300,000 to $500,000. Square footage in these townhomes range from 1600 to over 3000. New Town is only 3-4 miles from the Colonial Area of Williamsburg has almost all of the conveniences you would need to live. Grocery Store ( Trader Joes just opened), Restaraunts ( at last count there were 19+ places to eat in New Town) , Banks, Medical offices, Movie theater, Barnes & Noble and many more shops. Bus service is available to other areas of Williamsburg VA
High Street is a brand new development just being developed in the City of Williamsburg on Bypass Rd about 2 miles from the Restored area of CW. It will feature Townhomes with starting prices in the high $400′s. It will be another planned community ( like New Town) but on a smaller scale, featuring shops , restaraunts,movie theater. If you want to consider condos a little farther from the center of town there are numerous communities with prices starting in the low $200,000′s. It only takes a few hours to tour all of the developments in the area .Please contact me if you would like to take a brief tour and see all of the available options for housing in Williamsburg VA.
I will post a few photos of each condo and town home neighborhood in Williamsburg, Virginia so that you can get a feel for each area/ neighborhood.
Share on FacebookHere are a few photos to show you what’s happening at High Street in Williamsburg, Virignia. The opening for the Movie Tavern theater in High Street, Williamsburg VA’s news TND community has been pushed to Spring of 2009. Construction delays and design changes to the theater are the cause.
Movie Tavern combines the enjoyment of movies with an in-theatre dining experience. A menu of Classic American favorites is served to Movie Tavern guests while they enjoy first-run films in state-of-the-art auditoriums.
Roseland the High Street developer has pushed back the opening of the retail stores as well. They are scheduled to open in Spring of 2009. The only announced tenants/ stores are Kilwins Ice Cream ( a celebrated part of Northern Michigan since 1947. Kilwins has earned a reputation for it’s quality products and excellent service. Using only the finest and freshest ingredients) and Five Guys Burgers and Fries. ( One of the best burgers I have eaten, great fries too !) It has been said there are an additional 10- 15 stores that are still to be announced.
The residential section of High Street is coming along without any delay. Residents are already living in the Luxury Sterling Manor Apartments, Approximately 16 town homes with detached garages are mostly complete. Landscaping and interiors are being finished as I write this. The models should be open soon.
Roseland Property Company the developer of High Street is a full-service real estate organization primarily involved in the development and construction of waterfront and mixed-use residential properties throughout the northeastern United States.
They have substantial experience in waterfront and brown fields redevelopment. Roseland Property Company has won several recent designations as developer or co-developer for projects with national significance such as Pier One in Boston, Massachusetts where Roseland is redeveloping one-half mile of Boston Harbor into a luxury residential community; the Hingham Shipyard in Hingham, Massachusetts, where the company will create a residential/retail waterfront development; and the State of New Jersey’s first-ever transit village, The Highlands at Morristown, that will couple convenient commuter rail transportation with luxury apartment living and major retail conveniences.
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New Urbanism is the core design philosophy of New Town, Williamsburg, VA. This international movement seeks to create a more sustainable building approach by balancing homes, jobs, and the preservation of meaningful open spaces on a more human scale. No big boxes, no mega-malls, just what we need for great living, where we need it.
The CNU’s Charter of the New Urbanism says:
| “ | We advocate the restructuring of public policy and development practices to support the following principles: neighborhoods should be diverse in use and population; communities should be designed for the pedestrian and transit as well as the car; cities and towns should be shaped by physically defined and universally accessible public spaces and community institutions; urban places should be framed by architecture and landscape design that celebrate local history, climate, ecology, and building practice. | ” |
Founded nearly thirty years ago by forward thinking planners and architects, New Urbanism has found national and international successes and is no longer considered Utopian theory about how we can live.
In the last two decades, amazing places like Seaside and Celebration, Florida,Stapleton Colorado, Kentlands, Maryland, and Harbor Town, Tennessee, have seen the return of not only community, but of sustainable value. Kids are safely outdoors more, neighbors know each other better, everyone cares more about the community in which they live.
What’s more, these communities are showing that higher densities with meaningful green spaces create a lasting value, both financially and socially.
New Urbanism seeks to provide transportation alternatives while creating positive places. By reducing automobile dependence and providing mobility choices, places like New Town, Williamsburg, VA can reduce the cost of living and the cost of commuting at the same time.
I encourage you to learn more about the New Urbanism by visiting the Congress for the New Urbanism at www.cnu.org.
New Town, Williamsburg, VA business districts are like nothing you may have experienced in a suburban setting.
Shops, entertainment, and a vibrant office environment work together in perfect synergy to satisfy the daily needs of residents while providing unparalleled choice to those who visit.
It’s another way that New Town, Williamsburg, VA raises the bar on complete living, meeting all of the needs of the community, businesses and residents alike.
Forget what you know about shopping in suburbia. You won’t find the endless sea of strip malls and parking lots in New Town, Williamsburg, VA. What you will find is a return of what has long been missing from our daily lives…what you want, where you want it.
At New Town you can drop off the kids to their dance class, walk to the corner for coffee, get some other errands done, without ever getting in the car.
What’s even better is that you can do it all in walking distance from your home.
The retail is aimed at the needs of those that live here, and is located with a keen eye on convenience. Whether it’s a salon, the groceries, or the gym, all will are thoughtfully available in a way that makes life easier for you.
What could be a better commute than no commute at all?
In New Town, Williamsburg, VA, the distance barriers are being broken down down for all types of business environments, and the office is no exception. Who said offices should be separate from the places that we live and play. Big and smaller companies alike have space walkable to dozens of restaurants, shops and services. No more rushing the lunch hour.
The only drawback to living and working ion New Town ? No more calling in late because of a back up on I-64!
In most suburban communities, taking a walk means putting your health in jeopardy because you are sharing roads that are built to move cars, not pedestrians. New Town, Williamsburg, VA turns this notion on end, recognizing that one of the best sustainable practices is providing the opportunity to walk and bike to most daily needs.New Town, Williamsburg, VA encourages walking by creating beautiful environments to walk through, making it an easy decision to leave the car in the garage more often.
Design details like narrow streets and wide sidewalks ensure that the streets of New Town, Williamsburg, VA are inviting to the pedestrian, making a sensible choice of what was once not an option in the suburbs.
Neighborhood Parks
In New Town, Williamsburg, VA everyone has the chance to experience wonderful outdoor settings within easy walking distance from their homes. No matter where you are in New Town, Williamsburg, VA there are plazas, greens and courtyards. You will surely find your personal favorite among the dozens of neighborhood parks.
In New Town the streets are interconnected with each other and provides over four miles of continuous trails through over three hundred acres of park system.
Roads/ Transportation
Roads. There have always been too few to handle the traffic of the suburbs. The fact is, there will never be enough roads if cars are the only way to get around.
Bicycles have easy routes to all corners of the community, allowing for more than recreational rides. Expect to see more people shopping and going to work by bike as they recognize the ease of getting out of the fast lane in New Town, Williamsburg, VA
Community buses provide chances for residents to conveniently travel to Colonial Williamsburg and other parts of James City County without having to drive and park.
There is an Amtrak Station within a few miles in Williamsburg which provides a link to Downtown Richmond, Washington DC, Philadelphia, New York City and beyond.
Most importantly, New Town is proving that businesses and homes can exist in close proximity enabling people to live in a truly walkable distance from nearly all of their daily needs. At New Town, Williamsburg, VA the choice of how you travel is back in your hands.
Diversity
New Town, Williamsburg, VA is a place for all people. It is that simple. Gone is the notion that you have to have kids, or have to be an “active adult” or other category of lifestyle. A wide variety of styles of housing, providing equal opportunities for living by those of vastly different means.
The American Dream of today is different than that of decades ago. Today, we want something more than anything else…our time. New Town, Williamsburg, VA gives people more of their day to make choices that are meaningful to them.
Lifestyle
In New Town, Williamsburg, VA residents will not have to fight traffic on their way home from work or venture far from their front door to pick up a loaf of bread. Social, leisure, and entertainment opportunities are equally accessible and convenient.
Housing choices are plentiful in New Town. Mid Rise Condos are available in both Bennington on the Park and Foundation Square, Town homes are available in Abbey Commons, Savannah Square and Chelsea Green, prices range from the low $200′s for condos to around $500k for the largest town homes .Floor plans range in size from 1200 to over 3000 square feet. Detached homes will be available in the future. Prices and plans have yet to be announced. There are also town home style apartments for rent available at Oxford of New Town
Dining
As of today I counted 20 different places to eat in New Town. There should be a place for everyone’s taste. It includes : Art Cafe 26, Barnes and Noble, Bonefish Grill, Buon Amici, California,Tortilla, Center Street Grill, Cheeburger Cheeburger, CoCo Chocolatier, Great Harvest Bread Co, Green Leafe New Town, Harbour Coffee , Ichiban ( chinese cuisine), Maggie Moos Ice Cream, New Town Coffee and Tea, Opus 9 Steakhouse, Panera, Quiznos, Thai Pot and The Corner Pocket ( a billiard parlor as well as restaraunt)
As a local REALTOR working in New Town I would be happy to assist you in finding a home there. Click this link to search all real estate ,homes, condos town homes ,new and resale currently for sale in New Town/ James City County Williamsburg VA
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the settlement at powhattan creek Clubhouse Details
New Ranch homes are now being built at The Settlement at Powhatan Creek, Williamsburg Va’s newest 55+ Active adult community Prices NEW RANCH PLANS STARTING AT $362,000. Homes sizes range from 1700 to 3200 square feet. In addition to ranch homes two story homes are available both attached ( town homes ) and deatched with one level living in these homes the master suite, kitchen and living area are all on the first floor. The second floors include additional bedrooms and baths for guests , and rooms for offices or recreational activities. Most floor plans can accommodate a residential elevator as an option.
The Settlement at Powhatan Creek features an innovative master-planned design overflowing with amenities, including an activity-focused residents’ club. Set on 225 wooded acres in the Powhatan Creek watershed of James City County. The varied topography of the area near Powhatan Creek and the abundance of greenspace will make this a desirable location to live. This planned active-adult community for people ages 55+ features 400 custom homes and is located in the heart of Williamsburg’s Monticello area, New Town; close to extensive shopping, movei theaters, golf, grocery stores, restaraunts, business and the historic areas.
The centerpiece of The Settlement at Powhatan Creek is The Residence Club scheduled to open this September. The 15,0000 square-foot private club house features an indoor and outdoor pool, aerobics studio, fitness room, as well as billiards lounge with fireplace, and a grand ballroom complete with catering kitchen. Card rooms and spaces for arts and crafts are planned as well.
Over 70% of the site is dedicated green space and preserved woodland marsh. Many of the custom homes sites in The Settlement at Powhatan Creek are located on lots backing to pristine preserved areas.
All of the homes in The Settlement at Powhatan Creek feature low-maintenance exteriors with a maintenance package included in the Home Owners Association fees.
Homes are built by Marque Homes ( PHBA Builder of the Year 1998, 2002, 2006 ) and Wayne Harbin (award-winning Southern Living custom builder) synonymous with QUALITY offer first-floor living with additional bedrooms upstairs. Other options, such as media rooms, lofts, bonus rooms, 10′ ceilings, large custom molding, and other ammenities, will be available.
Call for directions or to make an appointment to view the models in the Settlement at Powhattan Creek, Colonial Heritage, The Villas at Five Forks or any other community in the Williamsburg Va area.
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