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Settlers’ Mill is one of Williamsburg’s most desirable neighborhoods. Located on 156 acres in James City County, the community was designed with tree lined streets and spaces for gathering.
Our beautiful neighborhood features nearly 200 single-family homes populated by families with young and teenage children, empty nesters and singles. We are a social neighborhood with activities for all: children’s events, summer picnics, retirees’ get-togethers, year-end holiday parties, book groups, and more.
Our amenities include a pool, basketball court, tennis and pickleball court, playground and a newly renovated clubhouse with a pavilion. Read more.
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Have you ever needed a service and thought it would be nice to support a business owned by a neighbor? Or do you provide a service and want to create more exposure? Whether you’re interested in financial or real estate help, burgers or chicken, or health providers, Settlers’ Mill has a wealth of talented neighbors ready to serve you.
Take a look at our new Settlers' Mill Business Network Let us add your service or business - contact us today!
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James City County Comprehensive Plan
Monday, November 18th, 6:30pm - 8:30pm at Jamestown High School
Have you ever wondered why certain areas are developed, while others are not? How we still have rural landscapes amidst pressures for growth? The answer is careful community planning and the Comprehensive Plan is the County’s guide for future growth and change. The first major public engagement opportunity is the Summit on the Future on Monday, Nov. 18. Citizens will be asked to provide input on the County’s vision and goals and to share their priorities and preferences. The meeting will be simulcast to multiple locations throughout the County hosted by Board of Supervisors members and will use live polling. Citizens at home may watch a live broadcast on Channel 48 and participate in real-time polling and an online questionnaire. For more, read here.
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