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Ford's Colony

Williamsburg, Virginia · James City County

Ford's Colony

A master-planned community of about 3,200 acres, with two neighborhood pool and tennis facilities, 12 miles of paved trails and a country club with three golf courses.

165

Closed sales, past 12 months

$760,000

Median sale price

$670K to $895K

Middle half of sales

62

Median days to sell

About Ford's Colony

Ford's Colony is one of the largest planned communities in the Williamsburg area, with about 3,200 acres in James City County and more than 2,800 homes, about 95 percent of them single-family. Nearly 54 percent of the land is open space, including ponds, wetlands and wooded buffers.

The homeowners association maintains 13 ponds, 12 miles of paved trails and a 1.3-mile nature trail, and it operates two neighborhood facilities with pools, courts and meeting space. Ford's Colony Country Club, which has three Dan Maples golf courses, is a separate club with optional memberships.

The homes

Most homes in Ford's Colony are single-family houses on lots near fairways, ponds, wooded buffers and neighborhood streets. Some sections have townhomes or condominiums, and a few condominium communities, such as Eaglescliffe, have their own associations.

Of the 165 homes that closed in the past year, 148 were single-family houses and 17 were townhomes or condominiums. Another 15 sales were homesites. The houses had a median size of about 3,350 square feet and were built between 1980 and 2025, with a median build year of 2003. The townhomes and condominiums were mostly newer, with a median build year of 2025.

Amenities

  • S&T Club, the swim and tennis facility on St. Andrew's Drive, with a 25-meter pool and wading pool, two hard-surface tennis courts, pickleball courts, a basketball court, a playground, a library and meeting rooms with a full kitchen

  • Westbury Park, with an 8-lane 25-meter pool that has a zero-depth entry and a slide, six soft-surface tennis courts, a bocce court, basketball courts, a ball field, a volleyball area and a pavilion

  • A Community Services Building with an exercise studio, meeting rooms and an RV and boat storage lot

  • 12 miles of paved trails and a 1.3-mile nature trail

  • 13 ponds with catch-and-release fishing (a Virginia fishing license is required) and a kayak launch

Country club membership

Ford's Colony Country Club is a separate club with 54 holes of golf on three Dan Maples courses, plus dining and social programs. Membership is optional, and rates vary by membership type, so ask the club for its current schedule. Owners can use the association's pools, courts and trails without joining the club.

HOA and fees

The Ford's Colony Homeowners Association (FCHOA) maintains the common grounds, roads, ponds and facilities, runs a 24-hour security service and oversees architectural review. Some sections and condominium communities have their own sub-associations with separate fees, so the total depends on the address.

The disclosure packet for a specific home lists the current assessment, what it covers and the governing documents.

  • Single-family homes: most recent sales reported about $195 to $230 a month

  • Townhomes and condominiums: fees vary widely by section, and $500 a month was common in recent sales

  • Country club membership: optional, and priced by the club

Recent sales

These figures cover homes that closed between October 2025 and October 2026, counting single-family houses, townhomes and condominiums together. Single-family houses (148 sales) had a median price of $780,000, and half of them closed between $685,000 and $915,000, at about $240 per square foot. Townhomes and condominiums (17 sales) had a median price of $639,990. Fifteen homesites also sold, with a median price of $200,000. Sellers received a median of about 98 percent of the first listed price.

Location and getting around

Ford's Colony is about 17 minutes by car from Merchants Square, about 40 minutes from Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport and about an hour from Richmond International Airport. Drive times are estimates from the middle of the community without traffic, and they vary by section.

Schools

Public school assignments in James City County are set by address through Williamsburg-James City County Public Schools. Check the division's attendance zone lookup for the exact address, and confirm with the division before you rely on it.

Start with the division website: Williamsburg-James City County Public Schools.

Questions buyers ask

What does the Ford's Colony HOA cover?

The FCHOA maintains the common grounds, roads, 13 ponds, the trails and the two swim and tennis facilities, and it runs the 24-hour security service. The country club's golf, dining and club facilities are separate.

Do I have to join the country club?

No. Ford's Colony Country Club offers optional memberships with different levels of golf and social access. The association's pools, courts and trails are available to residents and owners without a club membership.

Are there other associations besides the FCHOA?

Some sections and condominium communities have their own sub-associations with separate fees, such as the Eaglescliffe condominium association. Ask for the disclosure packet for the exact address so you see every fee that applies.

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Sources

Association details come from the Ford's Colony HOA website and the country club's published membership information. Market figures come from REIN, as described below.

Thinking about buying or selling in Ford's Colony?

Tell Brandon what you have in mind, and he will send recent Ford's Colony sales and walk you through the next steps.

Market figures summarize closed sales reported to the Real Estate Information Network, Inc. (REIN) over the 12 months ending October 22, 2026, within the neighborhood boundary used by the Liz Moore Home Search. REIN does not guarantee its data, and the figures are not an appraisal or a prediction. Association details come from each association's own information and from recent listings, so confirm current dues, fees and rules with the association before you buy. Brandon Childress, REALTOR®, Liz Moore & Associates. Equal Housing Opportunity.

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