Build on Your Lot in York County

Highlights

A unique blend of historical sites, suburban communities, and small industrial pockets, York County is a diverse area with many options of waterfront living to small town communities. You will be able to find just the right fit that you are looking for in York County, Virginia. Formed in 1634, York County is one of oldest counties in the United States and contains many major tributaries of the York River, which flows into the Chesapeake Bay. The York River also bears historical significance during the Revolutionary War era. It is the location of the Battle of Yorktown, which is the last battle of the Revolutionary War, and where the British surrendered to George Washington. Preserved history can be found across the county; however, today York County is a thriving community where its residents can enjoy the waterside and easy an easy commute to the remaining cities that make up the Tidewater area of Virginia. The county stretches from south of Gloucester and bordering Williamsburg to the southern end of the Peninsula in Hampton. York County is home to several large and important military facilities that can be found along the York River and near James City County. The Naval Weapons Station in Yorktown and Camp Peary are located within the boundaries of the county. From there, there is a short distance to other military locations on the Peninsula; including, Fort Eustis and Langley Air Force Base. In addition to the great school systems and job sites, York County is surrounded by museums, theme parks, local restaurants, great shopping, and more. Residents enjoy the many attractions at the well-renowned Busch Gardens to the NASA Air and Space Museum. If you are looking to relocate, upgrade, or downsize, York County is the place for you. Give us a call to help you find the home of your dreams!