• psst … I’m a Realtor! Thanks for stopping by my website. I would love to help you find your dream home and community in the Hampton Roads or Williamsburg area or to sell your existing home. This website is authored by local resident and REALTOR, John Womeldorf. John is known around town as Mr. Williamsburg, for both his extensive knowledge of Hampton Roads and the historic triangle, and his expertise in the local real estate market. His websites, WilliamsburgsRealEstate.com and Mr Williamsburg.com were created as a resource for folks who are exploring a move to Williamsburg, VA , Hampton Roads VA and the surrounding areas of the Virginia Peninsula. On his website you can search homes for sale , foreclosures, 55+ active adult communities, condos and town homes , land and commercial property for sale in Williamsburg, Yorktown, New Kent, Poquoson, and Gloucester, VA as well as surrounding markets of Carrolton, Chesapeake,Gloucester, Hampton, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth Mathews, Newport News Norfolk, Poquoson, Smithfield, , Suffolk, Surry, Va Beach, Yorktown and York County Virginia You can reach John by email John@MrWilliamsburg.com or phone @ 757-254-813

New Kent Winery Sold

Six years after sprouting up in New Kent County, a local winery has changed hands.

Joe and Jo Anna Dombroski bought the New Kent Winery near the Club at Viniterra golf course last month from developer Boddie-Noell Enterprises. It caps a five-year Virginia vineyard search for the Dombroskis, a husband and wife who said they got the thirst for their own winery while living in Europe about six years ago.

“We had the opportunity to live in Italy overlooking a vineyard, and we knew this was something we would like to do,” Jo Anna Dombroksi said. “It was a family dream.”

The Dombrokis took over operations at the vineyard on Sept. 8. They bought the winery’s 150 acres for $1 million, but the couple said the full price for the business and the land will exceeded that figure.

They declined to divulge a precise cost for the winery, citing a confidentiality agreement.

More of the story here

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Richmond VA Parade of Homes 2014

Whether you’re considering purchasing or building a new home, you’ll find what you need at the 63rd annual Richmond VA Parade of Homes. Each year, this event has grown in popularity and has become Richmond’s premier showcase of new homes. This year is no exception as you can tour 70 new homes located throughout the Greater Richmond VA area including the Counties of Henrico, Hanover, King William, New Kent, Chesterfield, Powhatan, and the City of Richmond. This is your best opportunity to see every type of new home imaginable, showcasing the latest in designs, construction techniques and materials, at prices ranging from the $190’s to $1,450,000. Plus, you can take advantage of touring the remodeled home to see how you can modernize your existing home.

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This event is presented by the Home Building Association of Richmond (HBAR), a non-profit trade association founded in 1946 and an affiliate of the Home Builders Association of Virginia and the National Association of Home Builders. HBAR members include builders, developers, remodelers, Realtors®, mortgage lenders, suppliers, subcontractors, and many others that relate to the residential construction industry.

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Stalled New Kent Development moving forward.

A developer is jump-starting a stalled development with a $22 million plan.

John Adamson, acting as Maidstone Village LLC, is acquiring Maidstone, a mixed-use development in New Kent County, VA that faltered through lack of financing, bankruptcy and ultimately foreclosure. Adamson will downsize the project but maintain previous owner Grosjean “John” Crump’s vision of a traditional English village that puts government buildings, schools and churches within walking distance.

“I think that John Crump had an admirable vision for the project, and I think he definitely wanted to leave a positive footprint on New Kent with this particular development,” Adamson said. “We’re putting a slight twist on what he initially had envisioned.”image

The new plans call for about 50 single-family homes, down from the original 70 townhouses Crump had planned, and 50,000 square feet of commercial space on New Kent Highway. Joyner Commercial’s Jon Beckner, who brokered the Maidstone purchase on Adamson’s behalf, expects the development to cost about $22 million.

Talks are ongoing with Virginia Beach-based J.F. Schoch Building Corp. to build the houses at Maidstone. Schoch will buy the individual lots before construction. The finished homes are projected to sell for $195,000 to $235,000

More of the story here

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New Kent County takes steps to force Farms of New Kent into foreclosure

A portion of a New Kent County real estate development, still trying to pick up steam after the downturn, could be headed to auction. New Kent Vineyards, near Exit 211 off Interstate 64, is a partially developed 2,500-acre plan that includes the Club at Viniterra golf course and the New Kent Winery. It was conceived amid the real estate boom, when many developers rushed to the rural county as the next bedroom community for Richmonders.

The county is eyeing about 180 acres that make up the commercial section of New Kent Vineyards as the parcels’ owner is behind on millions of dollars in infrastructure bond payments.

After more than two years without payment, the county this month took the initial steps to potentially force the property to auction. It hired local law firm Sands Anderson to post public notice that the Farms of New Kent LLC, tied to developer Nathan Shor and a partner, is delinquent on the bond payments. This action only applies to the Farms of New Kent LLC which includes the commercial portions of Land Bay 4 and 5 and Land Bay 3 of New Kent Vineyards.  

Although the golf course, winery and some homes are up and running, residential has been slow to develop there,  the commercial piece has sat largely dormant.

Do note that Land Bay 1 which includes the winery, the golf course and the Viniterra residential community is under separate ownership and not affiliated with Farms of New Kent LLC.   They are current on their CDA assessment payments that are referenced in the article below.  Any action taken by the County or the Bondholders against the commercial properties has no legal bearing on the Land Bay 1 properties.

About 750,000 square feet of commercial space is envisioned for the acreage, which sits near the development’s New Kent Winery.

Should it get as far as an auction, proceeds would be used to repay what’s owed to bondholders, made up mostly of institutional investors.

But both the county and the developer are looking for a more positive resolution.

“Everybody’s hope is the development continues to improve,” said Dan Siegel, an attorney with Sands Anderson representing the county. “We’re trying to be as helpful as possible to make sure this works. But when it comes down to it, we have to collect [the bond payments].”

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Read more here

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Classics On The Green @ New Kent Winery

classics on the green new kent wineryEnjoy  a day of fun, wine and classic automobiles as New Kent Winery, the Central Virginia British Car Club, and Classic Automotive Events of Virginia present the 28th Annual Classics on the Green Festival.
Over 250 classic automobiles will be on display throughout the day, including Rolls Royce, Bentley Motorcars, MGB, vintage race cars and many more.
Along with the displays of classic and vintage automobiles, there will be a variety of food and shopping vendors to enjoy. Located on the grounds of the picturesque New Kent Winery, this event also offers tastings from 4 different Virginia wineries, highlighting the best of Virginia.

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Tickets are $25 in advance, $35 at the gate. Tickets for Car Show Only (no wine) are $10, and children under 12 are free. Let your friends and family know about this festival; it makes a great opportunity to get together.

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Date: September 16, 2012, at
New Kent Winery in New Kent County, Virginia
"Rain or Shine"

Directions

Centrally located between Colonial Williamsburg and Richmond, the New Kent Winery is exceptionally accessible to anyone traveling or living in central Virginia or eastern Virginia.

Address: 8400 Old Church Road, New Kent, Virginia 23124

Tickets are on sale now and may be purchased both at the New Kent Winery and online at:

CLASSICS ON THE GREEN Online Ticket Sales

More info here

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Four Seasons @ New Kent Vineyards Celebrates Clubhouse Grand Opening.

The Four Seasons at New Kent Vineyards—is the area’s newest Active Adult community. The first section of the neighborhood will include 155 low-maintenance homes designed for those age 55 and better. Folks are invited to the grand opening of the Four Seasons Clubhouse this weekend…

The Four Seasons community will also include numerous amenities perfectly suited to the Active Adult lifestyle. The clubhouse will offer a fitness center, and gathering areas. Walking trails throughout the neighborhood will provide a great way to enjoy the outdoors. Residents of The Four Seasons will also have access to the new Rees Jones-designed golf course at New Kent Vineyards, as well as the award-winning New Kent Winery.

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Read more about Four Seasons @ New Kent Vineyard  community here

 

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bannerpsst … I’m a Realtor! Thanks for stopping by my website. I  would love to help you find your dream home and community in the Hampton Roads or Williamsburg areas of Virginia or to sell your existing home.

This post was authored by local resident and REALTOR, John Womeldorf. John is known around town as Mr. Williamsburg, for both his extensive knowledge of the Williamsburg/ Hampton Roads area and  and his expertise in the local real estate market.

His websites, WilliamsburgsRealEstate.com and Mr Williamsburg.com were created as a resource for folks who are exploring a move to Williamsburg, VA , Hampton Roads VA and the  surrounding areas of the Virginia Peninsula.

Here you can search homes for sale , active adult communities, 55+ communities, condos and townhomes , foreclosures/ REOland, building lots, commercial property  in Williamsburg , Yorktown, New Kent, Gloucester, Poquoson as well as the surrounding areas of Hampton Roads, Virginia
You can reach John by phone at 757-254-8136 or email him atJohn@MrWilliamsburg.com

I look forward to serving your real estate needs!

Best,

John

New Kent Development Going to Auction

Parts of New Kent Courthouse Village, a partially-built $30 million mixed-use development modeled after a traditional English village,are set to go foreclosure auction after filing for  Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection back in October 2011

The banks that lent money on the project are EVB, Essex Bank and Colonial Virginia Bank.

Lenders are foreclosing and auctioning off the residential and commercial portions of the development, which stalled as the economy took a free-fall.

The existing businesses aside from the restaurant are not a part of these actions.

New Kent Courthouse Village was created by John Crump , New Kent County’s former commissioner of the revenue. It has been in the works for eight years.

Initial court filings showed the development owes $1 million to Colonial Virginia Bank and hundreds of thousands to individuals, including Crump.

The developer company that created New Kent Village is owned 50/50 by Crump and his uncle L. Drexel Crump, who lives in Florida.

Crump, had envisioned a community like one would find in England. He even sent the architect to England to experience the “Village experience” which would include a church, government building, school and green space all within walking distance.

new kent village building[2]Unfortunately the economy isn’t allowing Crump’s vision to move forward and Tranzon Fox will conduct a  Foreclosure Auction for a 3.14± acre, partially developed site known as Preservation Park. It is immediately adjacent to the New Kent County government complex and  part of the New Kent Village development. The parcel is composed of nine planned development pads, one of the pads contains the currently operating restaurant, the Rose & Crown Tavern, and another contains a partially completed commercial building. Most of the parking is in place.

The  Rose and Crown  restaurant is in a restored 1810 house . Outside the restaurant is a restored smokehouse for curing meats and a restored log kitchen, which was developed as a museum with help from the Virginia Historic Society.

image[6]The  1500 square foot partially completed commercial building is adjacent to the restaurant . Public water and sewer are in place for phase one and available for phase two. I believe this was built to house a Glassblower/ retail store..

Most of the parking lot work is complete.

Auction/Sale date and time

4/03/12 @ 1:30 PM ET at the New Kent Courthouse, New Kent VA.

Original Site plan for the 3.14 acre parcel (Preservation Park)

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The second parcel that is being auctioned by Colonial Virginia Bank  is a 9 acre parcels that was slated to become the Maidstone community. A model home sits at the front but no other homes were ever built. It was subdivided into 71 lots but could be re-subdivided. The roadwork is partially completed with curb/ gutter in but no paving was completed.

Plans were in place to build very high quality , energy-efficient single family detached homes,  townhomes, and carriage homes. The model home was built with an accessory apartment that was allowed by code to be rented out by a homeowner. An interesting feature that could bring in a future rental income stream for residents.

maidstone , new kent village model homeOf course quality has a cost and Crump could not find buyers for the homes which ranged in price from $225k for a 1200 sq. foot model to $325k for a 2256 square foot detached home. The homes were to feature 6” exterior walls, 50 year roof shingles, hardiplank siding, extensive interior trim, Anderson windows, granite countertops, 9 foot  ceilings, hardwood floors and a host of features not typically found in homes at this price range.

I think if this development had been built in Williamsburg it would have sold like hotcakes but most New Kent buyers were opting for lower cost homes with much more square footage.

The bank  sale is scheduled for March 29, 2012 @ 10AM at the development site.

This parcel is 9.031 Acres and contains was recorded as 71 Lots; It could be Re-Subdivided; Colonial Virginia Bank was the lender on this property and is leading the foreclosure proceedings.

Site plan

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Within the New Kent Village development are  26,000 square feet of commercial space that is built and occupied. The businesses already open in New Kent Village are : Active Life Fitness, Colonial Virginia Bank, Chickahominy Family Practice, Maidstone Market, Stay and Play Daycare, Rose & Crown Restaurant, New Kent Insurance Agency,  Maidstone Dental, . None of these are part of the sales and will continue to operate…

Location map of New Kent Village

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bannerpsst … I’m a Realtor! Thanks for stopping by my website. I  would love to help you find your dream home and community in the Hampton Roads or Williamsburg areas of Virginia or to sell your existing home.This post was authored by local resident and REALTOR, John Womeldorf. John is known around town as Mr. Williamsburg, for both his extensive knowledge of the Williamsburg/ Hampton Roads area and  and his expertise in the local real estate market.

His websites, WilliamsburgsRealEstate.com and Mr Williamsburg.com were created as a resource for folks who are exploring a move to Williamsburg, VA , Hampton Roads VA and the  surrounding areas of the Virginia Peninsula.

Here you can search homes for sale , active adult communities, 55+ communities, condos and townhomes , foreclosures/ REOland, building lots, commercial property  in Williamsburg , Yorktown, New Kent, Gloucester, Poquoson as well as the surrounding areas of Hampton Roads, Virginia
You can reach John by phone at 757-254-8136 or email him atJohn@MrWilliamsburg.com

I look forward to serving your real estate needs!

Best,

John

THREE ROUNDS OF GOLF IN A DAY @ ROYAL NEW KENT

imageThe Solstice Survival is a 54-hole, one-day, individual net and gross stroke-play tournament at several of the region’s best courses. It is competitive golf from sunup to sundown, a day of patience and shadowed golfers perseverance, a day of endurance and elation. With a loyal following, the Solstice Survival sells out every year. You may play as a singleimage or up to a foursome. Download the PDF form and mail in or click the Sign Up Now button on the right to sign up online.

Royal New Kent and GolfStyles are pleased to bring this incredible event to the Richmond-Williamsburg area. The three events in the Washington-area are already sold out because the event, in its 19th year, is so popular.

Read the history of the Solstice Survival.

Read about Royal New Kent Golf here

Read more about nearby Brickshire here

New Kent Developer Says It Can Make It

New Kent VillageA fledgling real estate development in New Kent County, VA is taking a gamble that’s rare these days.

New Kent Courthouse Village, a stalled $30 million mixed-use development modeled after a traditional English village, requested to have its Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection dismissed last month, saying it can work out new terms with its lenders and keep the project alive on its own.

Developer Grosjean “John” Crump put the project in Chapter 11 in September to prevent a foreclosure by one of its lenders.

Now with the development out of bankruptcy, Crump said last week that he was making proposals to the project’s three main lenders to refinance million in loans.

019“Hopefully we can get this project moving again,” said Crump. “We worked it out with two [lenders] and have one more we’re working with now.”

Crump, New Kent County’s former commissioner of the revenue, started working on the venture eight years ago. The project stalled after it ran out of money and was unable to obtain new financing to keep it going.

 

More of the story here

New Kent Winery Wins Top Award

October 2011-New Kent Winery’s 2009 Reserve Chardonnay has been awarded the 2011 Virginia Governor’s Cup for white wines, the top award given for wines grown in the state.

The Governor’s Cup was presented to New Kent Managing Partner Pete Johns and the winery’s winemaker, Tom Payette, by Gov. Bob McDonnell and First Lady Maureen McDonnell at ceremonies at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts where the winner was announced.

New Kent’s 2009 Chardonnay Reserve was judged best from among 162 wines entered from 52 wineries, representing all of the appellations in the Commonwealth. The 30th annual Virginia Governor’s Cup competition for white wines was sponsored by the Virginia Wineries Association.

“I am humbled and honored to accept this award and do so with great pride,” said Johns in accepting the award this week. “I acknowledge my partners in this winery, Boddie-Noell Enterprises, the wonderful New Kent Winery staff and our exceptional winemaker, Tom Payette. Tom’s expertise and magical touch has helped New Kent Winery establish itself as one of Virginia’s premier wineries.”

Johns and Payette have worked closely for more than eight years to establish vineyards for the Winery which opened publicly in 2008.

“What a huge honor to be recognized for our 2009 Chardonnay Reserve,” said Payette. “It’s a privilege to work with such fine people at New Kent Winery and I am blessed to be able to do what I love to do – making wine, especially this beautiful Chardonnay.”

Fermentation on the yeast lees in small premium American oak barrels makes this well rounded creamy Virginia Reserve Chardonnay unique among other wines.  Extremely youthful despite its vintage, New Kent Winery’s 2009 Reserve Chardonnay pairs beautifully with flavorful cheeses and all types of shellfish, veal, pork, poultry, seafood and cream sauce pasta dishes, according to Johns.

Captiva Four Seasons at New Kent VineyardsNew Kent Winery is part of a large Master Planned Community,  the New Kent Vineyards which includes the nearby upscale residential development Viniterra and the 55+ active adult community,  The Four Seasons at New Kent Vineyards

The Winery was constructed from historic materials, including pre-Civil War oversized handmade brick, reclaimed heart pine columns, beams and trusses and cypress logs that were under water for more than 150 years.

The Governor’s Cup for white wines was selected from seven Gold medalist wineries.  A panel of 26 judges from five states judged the wines, which represent all of the appellations in the Commonwealth. The Virginia red wines were judged earlier this year and announced at the Virginia Wine Expo in February.

For more information about the award, visit www.virginiawine.org.

Like what you are reading ? Want to receive updates by email in the future ? Sign up here  banner psst … I’m a Realtor! Thanks for stopping by my website. I  would love to help you find your dream home and community in the Hampton Roads or Williamsburg area or to sell your existing home. This post was authored by local resident and REALTOR, John Womeldorf. John is known around town as Mr. Williamsburg, for both his extensive knowledge of Hampton Roads and the historic triangle, and his expertise in the local real estate market. His websites, WilliamsburgsRealEstate.com  and Mr Williamsburg.com were created as a resource for folks who are exploring a move to  Williamsburg, VA , Hampton Roads VA and the  surrounding areas of the Virginia Peninsula. On his website you can search homes for sale , foreclosures, 55+ active adult communities,   condos and town homes , land and commercial property for sale in Williamsburg, Yorktown, New KentPoquoson, and Gloucester, VA as well as surrounding markets of Carrolton,  Chesapeake,Gloucester, Hampton, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth  Mathews, Newport News Norfolk, Poquoson, Smithfield, , Suffolk, Surry,  Va Beach, Yorktown  and York County Virginia You can reach John by email John@MrWilliamsburg.com or phone @  757-254-8136

New Kent Development Going to Auction

New Kent VillageParts of New Kent Courthouse Village, a partially-built $30 million mixed-use development modeled after a traditional English village,are set to go foreclosure auction after filing for  Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection back in October 2011

The banks that lent money on the project are EVB, Essex Bank and Colonial Virginia Bank.

Lenders are foreclosing and auctioning off the residential and commercial portions of the development, which stalled as the economy took a free-fall.

imageThe existing businesses aside from the restaurant are not a part of these actions.

New Kent Courthouse Village was created by John Crump , New Kent County’s former commissioner of the revenue. It has been in the works for eight years.

Initial court filings showed the development owes $1 million to Colonial Virginia Bank and hundreds of thousands to individuals, including Crump.

The developer company that created New Kent Village is owned 50/50 by Crump and his uncle L. Drexel Crump, who lives in Florida.

Crump, had envisioned a community like one would find in England. He even sent the architect to England to experience the “Village experience” which would include a church, government building, school and green space all within walking distance.

new kent village buildingUnfortunately the economy isn’t allowing Crump’s vision to move forward and Tranzon Fox will conduct a  Foreclosure Auction for a 3.14± acre, partially developed site known as Preservation Park. It is immediately adjacent to the New Kent County government complex and  part of the New Kent Village development. The parcel is composed of nine planned development pads, one of the pads contains the currently operating restaurant, the Rose & Crown Tavern, and another contains a partially completed commercial building. Most of the parking is in place.

The  Rose and Crown  restaurant is in a restored 1810 house . Outside the restaurant is a restored smokehouse for curing meats and a restored log kitchen, which was developed as a museum with help from the Virginia Historic Society.

The  1500 square foot partially completed commercial building is adjacent to the restaurant . Public water and sewer are in place for phase one and available for phase two. I believe this was built to house a Glassblower/ retail store..

The  1500 square foot partially completed commercial building is adjacent to the restaurant . Public water and sewer are in place for phase one and available for phase two.Most of the parking lot work is complete.

Auction/Sale date and time

4/03/12 @ 1:30 PM ET at the New Kent Courthouse, New Kent VA.

Original Site plan for the 3.14 acre parcel (Preservation Park)

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The second parcel that is being auctioned by Colonial Virginia Bank  is a 9 acre parcels that was slated to become the Maidstone community. A model home sits at the front but no other homes were ever built. It was subdivided into 71 lots but could be re-subdivided. The roadwork is partially completed with curb/ gutter in but no paving was completed.

Plans were in place to build very high quality , energy-efficient single family detached homes,  townhomes, and carriage homes. The model home was built with an accessory apartment that was allowed by code to be rented out by a homeowner. An interesting feature that could bring in a future rental income stream for residents.

024Of course quality has a cost and Crump could not find buyers for the homes which ranged in price from $225k for a 1200 sq. foot model to $325k for a 2256 square foot detached home. The homes were to feature 6” exterior walls, 50 year roof shingles, hardiplank siding, extensive interior trim, Anderson windows, granite countertops, 9 foot  ceilings, hardwood floors and a host of features not typically found in homes at this price range.

I think if this development had been built in Williamsburg it would have sold like hotcakes but most New Kent buyers were opting for lower cost homes with much more square footage.

The bank  sale is scheduled for March 29, 2012 @ 10AM at the development site.

This parcel is 9.031 Acres and contains was recorded as 71 Lots; It could be Re-Subdivided; Colonial Virginia Bank was the lender on this property and is leading the foreclosure proceedings.

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Within the New Kent Village development are  26,000 square feet of commercial space that is built and occupied. The businesses already open in New Kent Village are : Active Life Fitness, Colonial Virginia Bank, Chickahominy Family Practice, Maidstone Market, Stay and Play Daycare, Rose & Crown Restaurant, New Kent Insurance Agency,  Maidstone Dental, . None of these are part of these sales and will continue to operate…

Location map of New Kent Village

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Classics On The Green At The New Kent Winery This Sunday

For the second year, New Kent Winery and the Club at Viniterra will host the Classics on the Green Wine Festival and European Auto Show. Set among the picturesque vineyards and rolling hills of the Viniterra golf course, the festival will take place this Sunday, September 18th, from 11am to 4pm.

With nearly 300 vehicles on display, Classics on the Green will showcase the cars of Austin-Healey, Rolls Royce, Aston Martin, Bentley, Ferrari, Porsche, Mercedes-Benz and many more. This year’s event will also feature for the first time a unique display of vintage racing cars. Presented by the Central Virginia British Car Club in conjunction with Classic Automotive Events of Virginia, Inc., this event will highlight the beauty of these extraordinary classic motor vehicles. 

In addition to the automobile show, New Kent Winery will host a wine festival, complete with wine selections from its own winery as well as other local vineyards. Classics on the Green will also feature food and live music throughout the day, hot air balloon rides, vendors offering unique goods and services, and luxury car test drives. 
 
Tickets to the Wine Festival and Car Show are $25 in advance and $35 the day of the show. Tickets to the Car Show only are $10, and children under 12 are free. Purchase your tickets using cash or check at the New Kent Winery, or with credit card at www.classicsonthegreen.com

Click here for more info

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Viniterra Developer to Auction Large Parcels of Land

Boddie-Noell Enterprises, the developer of  Viniterra  a golf course, winery and high-end subdivision in New Kent , VA is auctioning off large parcels of land .

A total of almost 800 acres will be sold  on Oct. 15 ,2011.

The baseline asking price is $1,495 per acre. North Carolina-based Iron Horse Auction Company will handle the auction on the grounds of the New Kent Winery.

Viniterra, the winery-themed housing development and golf course, opened in 2007 and was tied into the New Kent Winery, which opened a year later.

If the $1,495 minimum bid price seems cheap, that’s because the owner wanted to emphasize that it is not underwater and can safely afford to sell the parcels at market price.

In addition to being held under a big tent at the winery, the auction will be broadcast online. The 786 acres will be broken into 26 parcels. Parcels range in size from 15 to 71 acres.  Bidders can bid on a single parcel, pick and choose multiple pieces or go for the entire tract.

Read more about Viniterra here

Search homes for sale at Viniterra here

Auction information here

 

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Like what you are reading ? Want to receive updates by email in the future ? Sign up here  banner psst … I’m a Realtor! Thanks for stopping by my website. I  would love to help you find your dream home and community in the Hampton Roads or Williamsburg area or to sell your existing home. This post was authored by local resident and REALTOR, John Womeldorf. John is known around town as Mr. Williamsburg, for both his extensive knowledge of Hampton Roads and the historic triangle, and his expertise in the local real estate market. His websites, WilliamsburgsRealEstate.com  and Mr Williamsburg.com were created as a resource for folks who are exploring a move to  Williamsburg, VA , Hampton Roads VA and the  surrounding areas of the Virginia Peninsula. On his website you can search homes for sale , foreclosures, 55+ active adult communities,   condos and town homes , land and commercial property for sale in Williamsburg, Yorktown, New KentPoquoson, and Gloucester, VA as well as surrounding markets of Carrolton,  Chesapeake,Gloucester, Hampton, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth  Mathews, Newport News Norfolk, Poquoson, Smithfield, , Suffolk, Surry,  Va Beach, Yorktown  and York County Virginia

You can reach John by email John@MrWilliamsburg.com or phone @  757-254-8136

Half-Off a Winery Tour and Tasting for 2 at New Kent Winery

Hidden away just off Interstate 64 in New Kent Va  is the perfect destination for a late summer, early fall day trip: New Kent Winery. With today’s Daily Deal, you’ll receive a winery tour and tasting for two people for the small sum of $8 – a 50% savings off the regular cost.

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Planting the first vines in 2001, the founders of New Kent Winery started realizing their dream of opening a winery in New Kent County. While the vines were maturing to proper age, the founders planned a 17,000 square foot winery, built from materials reclaimed from buildings well over a century old and equipped with state-of-the-art wine making equipment from around the world. The winery itself, designed by Williamsburg architect John Hopke, has been modeled to reflect an earlier time when wine-making was common in the New Kent region.
Unique, warm and inviting, The Tasting Room is the centerpiece of the New Kent Winery. It is there that you’ll sample an exciting variety of wines from your own complimentary etched wine glass. Taste the delicate intricacies of their award-winning Chardonnay Reserve and Meritage; the easily-drinkable Vidal Blanc and White Merlot; and the White Norton, a rose fashioned from grapes native to Virginia. (A note: not all wines may be available at the time of your visit.)
Bring a picnic and relax out in the picnic area, or on the lounging porch, with a bottle of your favorite wine. Only a short drive away, New Kent Winery is ready to welcome you and your friends. Your visit will be relaxing, informative, and enjoyable.

Read more about the Viniterra Community here

Four Seasons at New Kent Vineyards Community Spotlight by Mr Williamsburg ( New Kent VA)

Four Seasons at New Kent VineyardsThe Four Seasons at New Kent Vineyards—a new, gated Active Adult neighborhood is breaking ground on four new furnished model homes expected to be completed this year. The first section of the neighborhood will include 155 low-maintenance homes designed for those age 55 and better.

The Four Seasons community will also include numerous amenities perfectly suited to the Active Adult lifestyle. A planned clubhouse will offer a fitness center, as well as gathering areas, walking trails throughout the neighborhood will provide a great way to enjoy the outdoors. Residents of The Four Seasons will also have access to the new Rees Jones-designed golf course at New Kent Vineyards, as well as the award-winning New Kent Winery.

Captiva Four Seasons at New Kent Vineyards

The community is conveniently located near exit 211 along I-64 between Richmond and Williamsburg. Four scenic rivers and Virginia Beach are just a short drive away. Of course, the best way to experience this one-of-a-kind community is to come and see for yourself.

imageThe neighborhood is the third one underway at New Kent Vineyards behind Viniterra and The Arbors.

Call or email for more info on Quick move in homes

757 254 8136 John@MrWilliamsburg.com

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Quickfacts:

Price Range:
Low $200s- $300s

Home Types:
Single Family Homes

New/Resale:
New only

Age Restriction:
55+

Community Type:
Active Adult

Construction Dates:
2010 >

Schools: NA

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Four Seasons at New Kent Vineyards will feature  luxurious one-story single-family homes. These thoughtfully designed homes will range in size from 1,500 to 2,500 square feet and include a variety of features that appeal to an active adult lifestyle.
These low-maintenance homes include vinyl siding,  nine-foot ceilings in the main living area, crown molding and chair rail details, lever handle interior door hardware, designer kitchens and spacious floor plans.

Four Seasons at New Kent Vineyards will be the 24th community of its type planned and built by K. Hovnanian Homes and the fourth such community in the Mid-Atlantic.
A wealth of experience in Active Adult living promises that this Four Seasons neighborhood will be one of the best.

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GOLF

The Club at Viniterra is the newest championship golf course designed by acclaimed golf course architect Rees Jones. The course features working vineyards alongside fairways throughout, a signature hallmark of the new Viniterra community.

Nestled in a beautifully wooded area between Richmond and Williamsburg, the Viniterra golf course incorporates a surprisingly wide variety of natural elevations, changing as much as 70 feet from tee to green on several holes. Multiple tee boxes can be found on each hole, usually five or six, to provide the overall yardage and angle-of-play flexibility required for golfers of all skill levels. Depending on which of the tee markers a golfer elects to play, this flexibility allows the course to measure anywhere between 5,300 and 7,600 yards.

Golf at ViniterraThe Club at Viniterra is the only course in this part of Virginia’s Peninsula that incorporates working vineyards alongside fairways throughout, one of the signature hallmarks of the new Viniterra community.

The course features old-growth specimen oak trees that Jones has incorporated into the design as corner points along several of the course’s key holes. Moreover, Viniterra’s estate home sites were designed so that no homes face directly into the view of another and will have minimal impact on the golf experience.

Hole No. 9 is already noted for its unique beauty as it finishes along a lake and the clubhouse while flanked by one of the working vineyards. Another Par 5 is No. 10 which also includes picturesque vineyards along the fairway and a bunker complex overlooking yet another stand of vineyards.

viniterra golf"This is a classic Rees Jones design which makes it good golf both for a championship experience or for a private club membership," notes Viniterra partner and well-known developer Kitty Hawk Land Company President Mickey Hayes.

"It promises to be a very playable design for everyday member play," said Hayes, "but still presents the kinds of challenges that better golfers have come to expect of Jones as the so-called ‘U.S. Open Doctor.’"

As the name suggests, the neighborhood is also close to the community’s vineyards and the New Kent Winery a one-of-a-kind facility producing wines from the community’s vineyards. Thousands of old bricks and dozens of antique timbers went into the construction of the winery, where the making of chardonnays, merlots, and other varietals and blends can be seen and the outcome sampled.

Across the roadway from Four Seasons is the  Arbors offering single-family homes in a number of styles and sizes. Ryan homes is currently building there , K Hovnanian will commence construction in 2011.The Arbors community and Four Seasons are both conveniently located close to the planned shopping center for the community.

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As you exit from Interstate 64 and turn north on Route 106, you are on the threshold of New Kent Vineyards. New Kent County’s new Visitor and Commerce Center welcomes you first—its site to be accompanied at a later date by office and retail centers. As you proceed on 106, you travel through several roadway roundabouts, each of which has a distinctive character.

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If you continue north  on 106 and looking to the right, you see the future site of The Village, a neo-traditional style neighborhood of commercial, retail and town home residences anchored by a pedestrian mall and Farmers Market. Further, through the roundabout at Route 249, you come to more vineyards and New Kent Winery. This area will also be home to a collection of community amenities that includes a clubhouse, a tennis and aquatics center, a country inn, a restaurant, and an equestrian center.

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Homerama Returns to Richmond VA/ New Kent after 16 years

EntranceHomerama has returned to Richmond VA after 16-year hiatus.

The resurrected event event end this Sunday October 3, 2010.

Six homes are showcased at Patriots Landing, a East West Communities development in New Kent County, VA.

 

 

SCHEDULE

Sep 18 – Oct 3 at Patriots Landing, New Kent County
12-9 pm daily, open to the public, gates close at 7 pm sharp. $10 Cash Admission Fee, Children 12 & under free.

EVERYDAY experience…
The Home Idea Center
– unique product displays for you and your home!

Homemades by Suzanne at Homearama – homemade lunches,
delicious snacks, drinks & ice cream from one of Richmond’s favorites.

Hometown Hero Day, October 2, 12-9 pm — Sponsored by Dominion Virginia Power.
Half price tickets for police, fire, active & retired military, first responders.

A handful of local builders are participating  at Patriots Landing including Main Street Homes, Lifestyle Builders and Developers, Ryan Homes, Southern Traditions, Youngblood Properties and Colonial Homecrafters.

Chesterfield County-based Main Street Homes is building a 3,000-square-foot home at Homearama that will be priced around $390,000.

The homes that will be showcased at Homearama are smaller than the first phase of construction a few years ago.

The six homes are all under construction, and the goal is to have them sold by the time Homearama comes around.

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lake at Patriots Landing East West Partners started the Patriots Landing development in 2007, just before the home market hit a deep freeze. The first phase of that project included all high-end lake front homes.

In the three years since, East West has sold about 100 homes at Patriots landing, about one sixth of the planned capacity at the 254-acre site.

You really can have it all at Patriots Landing—an outstanding community of new homes, custom waterfront homes and wooded lots that blend an incredible array of homes and unique recreational opportunities with cherished privacy and a true sense of connection to neighbors in a style reminiscent of a traditional Richmond home community.

Patriots Landing Pool Patriots Landing is  Conveniently located in New Kent County, off of Interstate 64, just east of Interstate 295 near Quinton and Bottoms Bridge, this New Kent planned community allows you to enjoy an easy, toll-free drive to work, shopping, dining and more in Richmond or Williamsburg.

The community of Patriots Landing is anchored by a Resident’s Club and pool complex on a lake—providing centralized gathering places and a variety of outlets for fun. The clubhouse has soaring two-story ceilings, fireplace, seating areas and game tables, small kitchen, offices and a meeting room. The club will host events and functions all year round for residents of all ages.

The outdoor living space features wrap-around covered porches on all four sides, a bocce court, year-round putting green, fire pit, and a pool complex with zero entry feature.

“We built the club on our best site…..right on Lake Washington, so everyone in the community could enjoy the beautiful views and tranquility of the lake,” said Chris Corrada, project manager of Patriots Landing. “The club overlooks our fishing dock and the paved walking trails that wind throughout the community.”

An activities director keeps the community activities calendar packed with events for everyone

Patriots Landing was thoughtfully designed to ensure  privacy, while offering countless opportunities to connect with other neighbors in this New Kent home community. The quiet, winding streets are surrounded by forests in one of the oldest counties of Virginia.

The neighborhood amenities also include:

  • Boating and fishing in four pristine lakes
  • Miles of trails and sidewalks
  • Neighborhood parks
  • A bocce court, putting green, playground, and more
  • Over 80 acres of undeveloped open space and woods
  • 36 acres of water in  four community lakes
  • The 18-Hole Brookwoods Golf Course is adjacent to the community
  • Nearby grocery store is accessible by neighborhood trails.

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DIRECTIONS / Map 

Directions from Richmond: I-64 East to Bottom’s Bridge (Exit 205). Bear right off exit ramp and turn left onto Rt. 60. Go 1/2 mile, past the townhomes and Bloom grocery, to the Main Entrance into Patriots Landing (your third left turn).

Directions from Williamsburg: I-64 West to Bottom’s Bridge (Exit 205). Go left off exit and turn left onto Rt. 60. Go 1/2 mile, past the townhomes and Bloom grocery, to the Main Entrance into Patriots Landing (your third left turn).

 

About the Developer
East West Communities has been developing award-winning communities and resorts in seven states across America for over 35 years.

The first community developed by them in 1976 was Brandermill home to 4,400 families and  named the “Best Planned Community in America” in 1977 by Better Homes and Gardens Magazine and the National Association of Homebuilders.

East West expanded into the Hampton Roads region of Virginia with the Gatling Pointe community near Smithfield, The Riverfront in Suffolk,  Eagle Harbor  and Founders Pointe, both in Isle of Wight County, Riverwatch which borders the Piankatank River in Gloucester, Virginia and the latest community Liberty Ridge, in Williamsburg VA

 

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Brickshire Golf Club is sold

Traditional Golf Properties closed it’s purchase of  The Golf Club at Brickshire in Providence Forge, Virginia on Thursday . The course is located between Williamsburg and Richmond, VA.
brickshiregolf The sale included three North Carolina golf courses from Bluegreen Golf — The Golf Club of Chapel Ridge in Pittsboro, The Preserve at Jordan Lake in Chapel Hill and Carolina National Golf Club in Bolivia.
Traditional Golf Properties will begin operating these courses, which are open to the public and offer membership programs.
That boosts the company’s portfolio to 11 mid-Atlantic golf courses.
Brickshire will become part of Traditional’s multi-course membership program that includes Stonehouse in Toano and Kiskiack in Williamsburg.

For membership info contact : Jerry Morelli   757-566-1138   jmorelli@traditionalclubs.com

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Brickshire Golf Course in New Kent to be sold ?

brickshiregolf According to recent post on Richmond Biz Sense. There are is talk on the street that The Golf Club at Brickshire in , a public/private golf course in New Kent County, VA, might be sold to another chain of golf courses.

The current owner, Blue Green Golf, might be in the process of selling the course to Traditional Golf Properties, which owns four other courses around Richmond and Williamsburg, including Royal New Kent, Stonehouse, Kiskiack , The Crossings and Broad Bay in VA Beach.

Neither Blue Green Golf or Traditional Golf Properties  officials would  comment on the issue.

However, an employee at the Brickshire club said that he and other employees had received paperwork about how payroll would transition to the new owner.

It’s unclear how a possible deal might affect members or patrons who pay greens fees.
Construction on Brickshire, which was designed by Curtis Strange, started in 1999.

Traditional Golf Properties lets members of any of its courses play at any other area golf course they own.  Their current special offers include Unlimited greens fees at Royal New Kent, Stonehouse, Kiskiack & The Crossings Golf Clubs.

Current special rates are below:

 

Initiation Fees

Monthly Fees

Single

$ 0

$156

Family

$ 0

$234

Corporate Membership for 6  Designees

$ 0

$624

     

 

Membership also includes : Preferred Member tee time blocks , Discounted cart fees , Reduced Guest of Member Fees, Complimentary range balls ,Club Charging privileges , No annual assessments ,No annual food and beverage minimums  and Special Member Only events

For membership info contact : Jerry Morelli   757-566-1138   jmorelli@traditionalclubs.com

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john_circle-merlot-2 This post was authored by local resident and REALTOR, John Womeldorf.  John is known around town as Mr. Williamsburg, for both his extensive knowledge of the historic triangle, and his expertise in the local real estate market.  His websites, www.WilliamsburgsRealEstate.com  and   www.MrWilliamsburg.com, were created as a comprehensive resource about living in Williamsburg, with the hopes of selling a house now and again.  You can reach him at 757.254.8136 or John@MrWilliamsburg.com.

$95,000 Discount on new home in New Kent

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I normally don’t write blog posts about home listings. The price and value of this home made me break that rule. Priced at $80 a square foot ,this new home is located in The Arbors at New Kent Vineyards in Historic New Kent County, VA.

This Cresswell model is built on a beautiful cul-de-sac home-site. The spacious  floor-plan offers large open formal rooms and a gorgeous kitchen that is great for entertaining. The second floor features  and additional master bedroom and two additional large bedrooms with a bonus room. The 5 total bedrooms and 4.5 baths offer the space your family needs. Plus, enjoy movies in the media room of the finished basement.  The beautiful conservatory features floor to ceiling windows to bring nature inside.  Also features a 3- car garage!

Price Reduced to $474,990!*

 

If you would like to schedule a time to view this home:

Email John Womeldorf  John@MrWilliamsburg.com or call (757) 254-8136

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• The Arbors at New Kent Vineyards will feature a Pool, Winding Walking Trails & a State-of-the-Art Clubhouse • Within minutes of New Kent Winery, World-Class Golf & a Polo Field ,• Low New Kent Taxes, • Perfectly Centered between Richmond & Williamsburg off of I-64

You can read more about The Arbors at New Kent Vineyards here

New Kent VA Real Estate Update- Arbors at New Kent

newkentvineyardsva New Kent Vineyards in New Kent, VA has reached an important milestone—They now have families who can say “we live at New Kent Vineyards.”

The people who have moved into The Arbors are the vanguard of several thousand residents who will call this community home as some 2,500 homes in multiple neighborhoods are completed in the coming years.

newkentvineyardAlready these new residents can boast to friends and relatives about the Winery, the vineyards, the polo field and the nearly completed Rees Jones golf course within their community. In due course, they’ll also enjoy shopping at the Farmers’ Market, Town Village and major retail centers planned for New Kent Vineyards.
When The Arbors neighborhood is completed, it will have a total of 450 single-family homes plus a neighborhood clubhouse, swimming pool, tennis courts,
playing fields, ponds, trails, abundant open space and other ArborsAtNewKentVineyardsrecreational amenities.

  The first builder at The Arbors, Ryan Homes, has recently opened
one of its Smithfield home designs as a model home for the neighborhood and is building a number of new homes already under contract by the next new residents. The company is offering home buyers a choice of more than ten different home designs at The Arbors, including homes that offer first-floor owner’s suites and even some that offer one-level living.

Springbrook Starting in the low-to-mid $200s, the homes at The Arbors will range up to 4,000 square feet in size with as many as five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a three-car garage. These homes come with standard features along with custom options to personalize each of the the available home designs.

Call or email for further information or to setup an appointment with the builder.

757 254 8136  John@MrWilliamsburg.com

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New Kent Vineyards

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About Viniterra: 

On the surface it might seem as if Viniterra is somewhat of a contradiction. On one hand, you have what is arguably the most serene and pastoral settings for a community anywhere in Virginia, then on the other hand a community that seems to buzz with activity. Thanks to planned amenities including a Rees Jones Championship Golf Course, a full-service clubhouse with swimming and tennis,

viniterra golf course the New Kent Vineyards Town Village with its gourmet and boutique shopping, as well as, the state-of-the art New Kent Vineyards Equestrian Center, this pleasant dichotomy of tranquility and activity will be perfect complements to each other.

The Club at Viniterra will be nestled within the stunning community of New Kent Vineyards.  This historic setting among the grapevine-laden hills offers a casual yet sophisticated lifestyle.  With an old world winery, a Rees Jones Championship Golf Course, Fitness and Aquatic Center and a planned 14,000 square foot Clubhouse, life here is good.

saerch homes for sale in ViniterraThe Club at Viniterra will become the finest Rees Jones Design 18-hole golf course in the area.  Future Viniterra amenities will include Clubhouse, pro shop, teaching studio, tennis facilities, a swim and wellness center, restaurant and café.

Viniterra Members, their families and guests will enjoy these amenities of the Club:

18-hole Championship Rees Jones Designed Golf Course
The golf course at the Club will be the focal point of the Club and the Community. This course will be designed with tee placements that will be a challenge to the low-handicapper while creating an enjoyable golfing experience for all levels of players.

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Golf Practice Facilities

An outstanding practice facility including teaching studio, a driving range, a practice chipping area and a practice putting green.

Main Clubhouse
The main clubhouse will feature a casual grille, formal dining room, banquet/meeting rooms along with a traditional golf pro shop, locker rooms, golf car and club storage.

VINNITERRA PLAT

Aquatic and Fitness Center
A fitness center including the latest in weights and cardiovascular equipment as well as bright and spacious aerobic rooms. The Aquatic and Fitness Center will also feature a snack bar servicing the needs of the fitness, tennis and aquatic participants.

Tennis Facilities
The tennis facilities include six lighted Har-Tru courts where Member play, guest play, league play, clinics and private lessons will be available with a tennis professional. The Tennis Pro Shop will also satisfy the equipment and merchandise needs of the tennis players.

Community Amenities
The Terrace, a neighborhood lawn, will feature community events such as socials and seasonal outdoor events. A planned boutique inn. An Equestrian Center with polo fields, boarding facilities, carriage trails. A Village Center that will offer boutique shopping, a gourmet deli and wine shop and future plans include a walk-in urgent care medical clinic for residents. A Club Concierge service to offer home delivery from any of the local shops and restaurants. And of course the winery and vineyard.Springbrook

New homes are now available at ” The Arbors at New Kent Vineyards” And The New 55+ active Adult Community ,  Four Seasons At New Kent Vineyards More info here

Another up and coming community  located within New Kent Vineyards  is  The Arbors at New Kent Vineyards. When complete  the community will include a clubhouse, pool and walking trails.  Prices there start in the low $200’s and range to $50ok +

Cresswell Ryan Homes’ artfully designed homes combine classical architectural features with modern amenities including between three to five bedrooms, two and a half to four bathrooms,  two or three-car garages, and between 2,000 and 4,400 square feet of luxurious living. Stunning hardwood floors in the foyer, 42” kitchen cabinets, crown molding, ceramic tile in the sumptuous owner’s bathroom, and sodded and irrigated front and side lawns are just some of the included features. Personalize your home with a morning room,  a third level addition and an endless list of other options.

Call or email John Womeldorf for further information on homes in this community or other communities in the New Kent or Williamsburg VA areas

John@MrWilliamsburg.com            757 254 8136

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New Kent Va Real Estate-Brickshire

brickshireaerialDiscover one of Virginia’s premier golf course communities nestled among the rolling hills of the Virginia countryside in New Kent County,VA.  Brickshire is centrally located less than 30 minutes from both Richmond and Williamsburg .Brickshire  is a master planned community  with a championship golf course, world-class amenities, 1200 acres of rolling hills and woodlands and  meticulously crafted new and resale homes.

New Kent County, Virginia is  one of the oldest and most charming counties in brickshiregolfthe Commonwealth, with an English history dating back 400 years. New Kent’s roads, leading from Richmond to Williamsburg and Hampton Roads, are among the oldest in America. They have been traveled by not only the Colonial Patriots, but the American, French and British Revolutionary and Confederate and Union Civil War armies as well as the U.S. troops for all subsequent wars.

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Brickshire, a Golf Community.
The centerpiece of the  Brickshire community is a championship level, signature golf course. Designed by Curtis Strange, the course with its open brickshireclubhouse fairways and  resort styling offers dramatic views of the community, and accommodates all levels of play. The Golf Club at Brickshire provides a fair test for golfers of all skill levels with five sets of tees.  Yardages extend from 5151 to a strenuous 7291, putting every part of your game to the test. With uphill and downhill shots, uneven lies, wetlands, and water,  no two holes are even remotely alike. poolatbrickshire
Fairways are wide and generally forgiving.  Several fairways have a decided tilt, so the black and white aiming posts should be well heeded.

Four sensational emulation holes, 14 Curtis Strange originals, and fast, well- tended greens make The Golf Club at Brickshire a top rate golfing experience.

Brickshire home sites offer a sense of privacy and quiet not available in most newhomebrickshirenew home communities today, yet everyday conveniences like shopping, restaurants, business parks and restaurants are just a short drive away.

Within 90 minutes of Brickshire are Virginia Beach, the Blue Ridge  mountains and numerous historical landmarks.

Amenities for home owners include the 18-Hole Curtis Strange Signature Golf Course (semi-private) , Golf Clubhouse with Pro Shop, Snack Bar and Restaurant , Owner’s Social Clubhouse complete with brick fireplace, working kitchen and wrap-around porch with views of the golf course. The clubhouse isbrickshirehomes home to a fully-equipped fitness center that is available to all homeowners, A Swimming Pool , Tennis Center and a Playground complex that offers a variety of swings, slides, and climbing apparatus. Adjacent to the playground is the sports field and a covered pavilion with picnic tables.  Equestrian Center Access and Riding Trails and RV/ Boat/ Trailer storage complete the facilities.
Home home owner fees at Brickshire are $560 annually

Brickshire offers miles of paved walking and biking trails throughout more than 1200 acres of brickshiretrails preserved woodlands and lush countryside, connecting individual neighborhoods and amenities. Wind your way through scenic wooded areas and along tree-lined boulevards enjoying nature at its best. Enjoy a leisurely stroll, healthy jog, stimulating bike ride, or a brisk walk with man’s best friend… no mater if you are a novice or expert you will find the right terrain to fit your endurance level.

Other nearby Golf Courses include: the award-winning and challenging Traditions at Royal New KentA Reese Jones course, Viniterra Country Club at New Kent Vineyards is under construction only a few miles away from Brickshire. It will be ready for limited play in 2009 and the Brookwoods Golf Club  an established and popular daily play course.

Schools Website : www.newkentschools.org

Schools for Brickshire are :
New Kent Elementary, New Kent Middle School, New Kent High School

At the entrance to Brickshire lies   Colonial Downs, one of America’s newest and Colonial_Downs finest horse facilities.It features  Thoroughbred horse racing and is the home the Virginia Derby and Colonial Turf Cup, the Patriot Invitational Trot and the

Virginia Harness Day of Champions

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From the chart below you can see that in the last 12 months in Brickshire the prices for detached home in Brickshire ranged from $271,000 to $595,000. The price range for home currently listed for sale in the WAAR/ WMLS range from $329,950 to $1,250,000.  There were 31 homes sold in Brickshire in the last 12 months. 68 homes are currently listed for sale and 10 are under contract. The average price per square foot for sold homes in Brickshire in the last 12 months was $131.54

NOTE: There were a few distress sales of unfinished builder homes in the last 12 months. This accounts for the extremely low prices noted in the sold home category.

Low, Average, Median, and High Comparisons
  Closed Pending Active Overall
Low $271,000 $329,950 $329,900 $271,000
Average $383,861 $479,865 $496,323 $462,828
Median $383,500 $384,475 $454,900 $409,500
High $595,000 $880,000 $1,250,000 $1,250,000
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New Kent Va Real Estate Search

I’m looking for a family friendly community midway between williamsburg and fort lee. I will be working at Sentara in WB and my husband will be working at fort lee. I don’t want to pay more than $250k for a single family home or commute more than 30 minutes. Looking for a fun neighborhood with things to do. I don’t want an area that’s rural, i’m a city girl but don’t want to be in the city either. Any help is appreciated.


The commute from Ft Lee to Williamsburg is about 60 miles using I 64 or 45 miles using Rt 5. Not sure what your definition of rural would be. Midway would be Charles City Courthouse ( Very Rural) or New Kent/ Providence Forge ( A little less rural ) You may want to consider living in Near Ft Lee or in the western part of James City County. Those would be the less rural areas. But one of you would have a long commute. There are a few communities to consider in New Kent VA. If You would consider a town home there are great deals in the Kentland community next to Brickshire adjacent to Royal New Kent Golf Course. Community amenities will include a pool, clubhouse and walking trails. These are very open floor plan town homes. Prices start in the low $200’s for an almost 2000 sq foot garage model.

Two other nearby communities to consider would be The Oaks near the New Kent Courthouse. A new detached home community just getting off the ground. Homes there start in the low $200’s for a 1400 sq foot 3 bedroom  ranch. The builder is offering $5000 in closing costs assistance and an additional  $3000 for active duty or retired military. Another builder in the Oaks is offering a 1940 sq foot 4 bedroom home for $236k. Most homes there are on lots that are almost half an acre. (.45) The Oaks is located very close to a new village community being developed next to the New Kent Courthouse. When complete New Kent Village will remind you of a European village .  They have only recently started construction. Current businesses already committed to the project include a market, day care, bank, a glass blower studio, Doctors Office and a Dentist Office.  The charming cottage-style homes are English inspired, Neo-Traditional, rich in detail, and environmentally conscious with “green” principles employed in their design. Prices will start at $225,000. I have to say this is one of the most well thought out community I have ever seen. It is amazing how much time and effort has been spent in the planning of New Kent Village. Inspired by towns and villages in Europe, John Crump the developer wanted to revive New Kent where his family has lived since the 1700’s. To inspire the planners and architects he flew them to Switzerland and England to see closeup what his vision was. Hopefully this will inspire other developers to follow suit.

Another up and coming community is located within The Farms of New Kent/ Viniterra/ New Kent Vineyards community  The Arbors at New Kent Vineyards. The community will include a clubhouse, pool and walking trails.Located midway between Richmond and Williamsburg it’s just a stone’s throw the world-class golf,( under construction) and stunning winery at Viniterra nd the I-64 corridor. Prices there start at $259,000 for a 1980 sq foot home. Current builder incentives are $7500 in closing cost allowances.

 

Although it’s a long way from being finished Viniterra/ Farms of New Kent/ New Kent Vineyards is well on the way to becoming a beautiful place to live.  When complete this community is planned to include more than 2,300 homes, including a major active-adult retirement community, a  large variety neighborhoods, estate homes, a Rees Jones signature golf course, vineyards, a winery, country inn, a village center ( designed around the concept of Merchants Square in Colonial Williamsburg) and over 600,000 square feet of retail and office space.  Numerous community amenities will complement the vast open spaces that will be preserved within and around this signature development.  Build out will likely take 8-10 years to complete this 2100 acre community.

A new Wal Mart or Target is rumored to be built at exit 214 withing a few miles of The Farms of New Kent/ Viniterra. This should rapidly propel retail offering in the area which is the one current shortcoming.

Click here to search all homes, town homes, condos for sale in New Kent, Quinton, Providence Forge, West Point. This includes the communities of Deer lake, the Oaks, Farms of New Kent, Arbors at New Kent Vineyards, Oakmont Villas at Kentland, Brickshire, Viniterra and many other nearby New Kent neighborhoods

Call or email John@MrWilliamsburg.com  for further info about any of these communities in New Kent Va.

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Farms of New Kent, Viniterra ,New Kent Virginia Real Estate

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The New Kent Vineyards will be as complete a community as exists anywhere in the country. But this is not about squeezing in quantity over quality. This is about taking the time with every single decision to make sure it is in rhythm with the land and in synergy with the dreams and desires of the people who have lived in this region and who will soon be living here.

The best way to capture the essence of The New Kent Vineyards is to look at the site plans. You can do that right here on this web site. Explore the residential sites, the golf course and winery, the equestrian center, the trails, lakes, the retail and commercial areas. Take a first glimpse of building elevations and floor plans. Start to see the pieces that will come together.

The New Kent Vineyards will create a high quality rural community using the highest land planning standards that complement the surrounding area. It is our vision that this community will be ecologically sensitive through wetland preservation and gentle grading; that new architecture and structures will be inspired by, but not replicate, existing historical sites; that its neighborhoods will enhance and augment New Kent County’s current economic basis through continued agricultural uses, balanced with commercial uses and supporting residential uses.

It has been said that if you understand the history of New Kent County you will have learned much about the history of our country. Named for County Kent, England, New Kent was founded 120 years before America became America. It is where Captain John Smith met Pocahontas. It is where George Washington and Lafayette traveled through on their way to cornering Cornwallis at Yorktown. It is where a young George Washington met Martha and where President John Tyler met his wife, Letitia Christian.

Everywhere you turn in New Kent County there is a story to be told of a nation emerging on its way to greatness. The farms, the estates and churches, the businesses. every one holds a rich place in the history of this region and the country.

The undulating topography of this Rees Jones course is enough to make your golf outing special. Add in the clubhouse, winery, and immaculate attention to service, and you have a golf experience that is very, very special.

Horse Center

The Viniterra Equestrian Facility was inspired by the famed Middleburg Training Center. The center will provide back-to-back stalls, tack rooms, and a sandy surface around the perimeter of the barn that will enable tenants to ride during inclement weather. A riding ring will be cut into the hillside in front of the stable for showings and dressage events, and miles of riding and carriage trails will be yours to enjoy.

Winery

After eight years of planning, planting, and building, the New Kent Winery opened in May 2008. New Kent is a 12,000 square-foot winery built with green values that reflects the founders’ deep sense of commitment to the fundamentals of winemaking and their sense of responsibility for carefully preserving the history and culture of Virginia. The New Kent Vineyard is leading the way in creating the next chapter of our esteemed commonwealth’s wine history.

 Golf

The Club at Viniterra is the newest championship golf course designed by acclaimed golf course architect Rees Jones. Our course features working vineyards alongside fairways throughout, a signature hallmark of the new Viniterra community. This members-only course is scheduled to open in Spring 2009.

The course will be maintained using environmentally conservational practices. Unlike many courses, The Club at Viniterra will be entirely sodded to save as much as 80% of the water consumed by traditional courses, and the course will use only the grass hybrid “Celebration,” which is far more draught-resistant and requires 70% less water to maintain than traditional course sods. And, The Club at Viniterra course will never use potable water for irrigation. Instead, a series of ponds will collect rainwater and runoff to distribute this water to the course for all required irrigation, making it virtually self-sustaining.

The Club at Viniterra Golf Course features:

  • A wide variety of natural elevations that change as much as 70 feet from
    tee to green on several holes
  • Multiple tee boxes can be found on each hole to provide overall yardage
    and angle-of-play flexibility for golfers of all skill levels to have challenging
    but enjoyable play
  • The course can measure anywhere between 5,300 and 7,600 yards depending on which tee markers a golfer elects to play
  • Stately old-growth oak trees as corner points along several of the
    course’s keyholes
  • Estate homesites placed to have minimal impact on the golf experience

 
The course also will feature The Club at Viniterra Clubhouse, which will be managed by ClubCorp of America. This 14,000-square-foot clubhouse, pro shop, teaching studio, and practice range is scheduled to begin opening in 2009.

POLO

Full-size, competition-worthy polo fields will be available for those who prefer their time in the saddle to be a bit more competitive. Viniterra will become a center of polo club activity in Virginia. Professional field maintenance will be provided so that treading-in will only be required at halftimes.

And, our polo grounds will play host to a number of wine festivals. For those seeking the very best of Virginia wine, polo, and golf, Viniterra will be the exceptional community that brings it all together.

Shopping

 

What wonders will you find at the Town Village? Everything you can imagine and more. The village shops will provide residents with shopping, medical services, and a wide and varied selection of restaurants and boutiques. And don’t forget the charming farmer’s market, which will be thoughtfully stocked with local organic produce for those perfect meals at home.

 Tennis

The Viniterra Tennis Complex will offer Har-Tru tennis courts, a fully stocked tennis pro shop, and recreation staff to help with everything from lessons to equipment.

Fitness and Aquatic Center

 

Pilates, yoga, state-of-the-art cardio and strength equipment, and luxurious locker rooms complete with showers and saunas will be yours to use whenever you want. And, on-site trainers will be available to guide your workout for a nominal fee.

Building Lots

 

Viniterra features estate-sized homesites from 1 to 2 + acres with woodland, marsh, and golf course views priced from $195,000 and custom homes priced from the $900’s. Extensive Virginia wine country amenities will include a working winery and vineyards, a Rees Jones championship golf course, state-of-the-art equestrian center and polo fields, fitness and aquatic center, tennis center, and a village shopping center. We now offer luxury lots for sale throughout the community. Viniterra offers the very best Richmond and New Kent real estate opportunities available today. When complete, this community of luxury estate homes will be the finest golf course community in Virginia.

The master plan for the New Kent Vineyards community is initially planned to include 2,500 homes, including a major Four Seasons-branded, active-adult 55 + age restricted retirement community with K. Hovnanian Homes as the exclusive builder, a variety of market-rate housing opportunities, estate homes, a signature golf course, vineyards, a winery, country inn, a village center and over 650,000 square feet of retail and office space. Numerous community amenities will complement the vast open spaces that will be preserved within and around this signature development. Additional land is also controlled by the development partnership, which will allow for further expansion of the program over the coming years as well.

Build-out of New Kent Vineyards will likely take 8-10 years .  Lot deliveries are expected to start in late 2007 with homes anticipated in early 2008.

The Farms of New Kent is located on approximately 2,113 acres and located 30 miles east of Richmond. 30 miles west of Williamsburg.. The community eventually will feature 2,500 homes, 650,000 square feet of retail and commercial space, and tourist and recreational amenities, including a working vineyard and an 18-hole championship golf course.

 

The  championship course that will wind among the estate homes of the Viniterra neighborhood is scheduled for

opening in June 2009, and its renowned designer, Rees Jones, will be in attendance at the grand opening.

 

 

 

Fully developed home sites in the first phases of both neighborhoods are virtually complete. Development of Viniterra’s estate lots are well under way.

 

Estate homes and a championship golf course have become the classic pairing in many upscale communities. In Viniterra, the nature of the land

itself joins in for a perfect threesome. As acreage for the spectacular Rees Jones design has been cleared, the topography has revealed itself to be

ideally suited to the envisioned course design. In fact, the inevitable surprises that come with the course’s construction have added to make it

even more of a spectacular design.

All eighteen holes of the new course have emerged from the rolling woodlands. Tees, fairways, greens, cart paths, ponds and lakes are being

shaped on all of the holes—including a par-3 hole with fifteen tee boxes . Rees Jones has visited the course a number of times, making adjustments

that will result in a truly first-class course. Water resources will be maximized by tapping the course’s lakes and ponds for irrigation and by

using drought-resistant grasses and other suitable planting materials. The streets that will define the first phases of Vinterra’s residential

neighborhoods are largely in place and are being paved this spring. Builders and prospective residents now have access to tour homesites as they are

taking shape. In the meantime, the community’s completed gatehouse welcomes visitors to a neighborhood defined by such a spectacular golf course.

The Club at Viniterra will feature its own clubhouse with extensive amenities, including full-service restaurants, men’s and ladies locker rooms and a golf teaching studio.

Shops, restaurants, a bed-and-breakfast, and even equestrian amenities are all features of this imaginative plan. Within the neo-traditional Village will be commercial, retail and residential components anchored by a pedestrian mall and Farmers Market.

Winemaking in this region dates to the early 1600s, when British law required the planting of 20 grapevines for each adult male colonist. New Kent Winery is more than 12,000 square feet in size and built with more than 70 percent reclaimed materials including 40-foot heart pine trusses and pre-Civil War brick.

Viniterra Amenities (planned)  

  • Gated, private community within larger planned community
  • Manned gatehouse and security patrol
  • 12,000-square-foot winery (completed)
  • 18-hole, par-72 championship golf course by Rees Jones
    • Pro shop staffed with PGA certified professionals
    • Golf practice range, putting and chipping greens
    • Golf teaching studio
  • Clubhouse with dining
    • Tennis courts
    • Aquatic center
    • New Kent Vineyards amenities (planned)
      • The Village, a neo-traditional town center
      • Vineyards, 12,000-square-foot winery
      • Shops, restaurants, farmer’s market
      • 40-room boutique inn
      • Concierge service
      • Home delivery from local shops, restaurants
  • Real Estate: Viniterra, New Kent Va VA

    • Estate homesites in Viniterra are available and priced from the $190,000s

 Viniterra is a 1,200-acre development located within the master-planned community of New Kent Vineyards, sited halfway between the cities of Richmond and Williamsburg, Virginia.

 The centerpiece of Viniterra is the New Ken Winery, designed in an old-world style, and surrounded by acres of vineyards. With six wines currently being produced at the New Kent Winery, including two Chardonnays, one Vidal, one Blush, one Meritage, and one Merlot.  First-time owners at Viniterra will be offered their own casks of Viniterra wine with their names on them.

• Viniterra’s winery has been constructed using historic, recycled materials like heart pine trusses from the former Southern Railroad depot in downtown Richmond, 100-year-old cypress logs recovered from the rivers of Florida, and 19th-century brick from Richmond’s warehouse district.

• Viniterra’s architecture is decidedly Virginian in its roots, drawing generously from the Colonial and Federal styles of historic Williamsburg and Richmond.

• Club Corporation of America, best-known in Virginia for managing the Homestead, will manage Viniterra’s clubhouse and membership, as well as the golf course, tennis courts, and other outdoor activities.