Hampton Roads & Middle Peninsula
Selling a Mobile Home in Gloucester County, Virginia
Gloucester County sits across the York River from Newport News and holds about 1,586 manufactured homes, roughly 9.2% of its 17,309 housing units (U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2019 to 2023 five-year estimates). It is the Middle Peninsula county closest to the Hampton Roads job market, which gives it steadier demand than counties further up the peninsula.
- Manufactured homes
- 1,586
- Share of housing
- 9.2%
- County seat
- Gloucester Courthouse
What the housing stock looks like here
Homes here are often on wooded lots off Route 17 or on waterfront-adjacent parcels along the creeks. Flood zone, septic and elevation questions come up more often in Gloucester than inland, and they affect both value and what a buyer can do with a property.
Who contacts us from Gloucester County
- Military families relocating out of the Hampton Roads area
- Inherited homes on Middle Peninsula family land
- Homes on rented lots near Gloucester Point
- Owners who want to sell the home separately from waterfront land
Towns and communities we cover
Gloucester Point, Hayes, Ordinary, Bena, Ware Neck.
Gloucester is within reach of the Hampton Roads area, so this is one of the Virginia markets where arranging a local look is most practical.
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