Welcome to family friendly, highly sought after, Historic Hilton Village on the James River in Newport News nestled between Williamsburg and Virginia Beach. You can walk to the James River beach & pier & delish restaurants such as Kismet, Circa 1918, & Indulge Bakery & Bistro in under 5 min as well as the Hilton Creamery. (No pets or smoking allowed.)

I have another home across the street called The Sonshine Home in Hilton Village on the James.

The space
Cozy, quaint, comfortable. Amazingly comfortable beds all on 2nd floor. The large bedroom has a king and a twin trundle daybed that sleeps 2. There is a half bath downstairs and a full bathroom upstairs. The cozy living area makes it feel so homey. A well stocked kitchen with a Keurig, French press, baking, cooking, and serving ware is sure to please. High speed WiFi available for all guests and a smart TV!

Guest access
The full home and yard is available to guests. Please be courteous of neighbors. No tents or camping allowed in the yard. No fireworks or parties allowed. The front porch is perfect for a morning cup of tea or coffee or an evening cocktail. This is a duplex with separate ownership per side, there is no shared aspect of the home. Please be respectful of the family living next door.

Parking is available on the street in front of and side streets and is first come, first serve.

***This is a family friendly neighborhood and my neighbors' well being is VERY IMPORTANT TO ME! Please be respectful of this and honor the quiet time of 10pm-6am. Absolutely no smoking or pets anywhere on the property. A fine will be assessed if this occurs.***

Other things to note:
Historic Hilton Village was built for shipyard workers during World War I to help build ships. The homes situated within historic Hilton Village were built between 1918 to 1920 and the majority still have many original features including hardwood floors, clawfoot tubs (mine was removed before I bought it), original windows and slate roofs. When opening and closing doors and windows and coming and going please remember the age of the home.