New Kent County homes, east of Hanover County and northwest of James City County, are perfect for people searching for a house in the Richmond/Petersburg region of Virginia. Like much of the area around greater Williamsburg, New Kent County has a long history going back to the 1600s.

Originally, New Kent County was frequented and inhabited by the Chickahominy tribe. Named for the city of Kent in England, it was the birthplace of two U.S. presidents' wives — Martha Washington and Letitia Tyler. In fact, the church where the Washingtons were believed to be married — St. Peter's Church – still holds services to this day. Currently, New Kent County is more than just one of the fastest-growing areas in Virginia; it’s also one of the fastest-growing areas in the entire country. So if you're looking for New Kent County homes, you're in good company.

We’re Tim Parker and Cyril Petrop, and we enjoy helping buyers, like you, search for New Kent County homes for sale. It's easy to get started. Simply call or email us and let us know your budget and your requirements for a home. We'll be glad to show you this great area and let you know everything that's available in New Kent County homes for sale.