102 John Tyler Lane, Williamsburg, VA 23185

Lush landscaping and exquisite gardens frame this meticulously maintained home. Built in 1959, this home was renovated and expanded inside and out between 2004-2005 by Master Builder Butch Palmer. Known for his uncompromising quality, the owner’s vision came to life. The exterior was removed to rewire and replumb the whole house thoroughly. Insulation was added, and eight feet was added to the back of the house to accommodate a new sunroom and add to the first-floor primary bedroom. New beaded redwood kept the charm of Colonial Williamsburg. A detached two-car garage was added, including permanent stairs to a spacious storage area. A keypad and remote give access to the garage, gardens, and backyard through tall anodized aluminum gates. This home includes extensive millwork, a stunning staircase, and beautiful pine floors. It offers a first-floor primary with two closets and a primary bathroom.  Upstairs is a full hall bath and two spacious bedrooms, one of which is an en suite.