Mill Creek - Spotsylvania, VA

Mill Creek is a small 55+ community in the Fredericksburg area. It is a tight-knit, age-restricted neighborhood in Spotsylvania, Virginia. Residents enjoy low-maintenance homeownership and homes designed with the active adult in mind. Its central location in Northern Virginia at the border of Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania makes it easy to access major roadways and area attractions. Mill Creek is a great option for active adults looking for a 55+ resale home in Northern Virginia.

Mill Creek Amenities & Lifestyle

Thoughtfully developed for active adults, Mill Creek contains a clubhouse for its residents. Within the clubhouse, you will find a multi-purpose space ideal for enjoying social activities with neighbors or hosting a private party. Just behind the clubhouse is a covered outdoor patio where you can have lunch outside with neighbors or relax with a book on a warm summer day. Mill Creek also has paved sidewalks throughout the neighborhood which can be utilized for a brisk walk or jog.

Mill Creek's homeowners pay a monthly association fee that handles year-round yard maintenance. This allows them to live a carefree lifestyle and spend more time exploring new hobbies. 

Mill Creek Homes & Real Estate

Tricord Homes built the 38 villa homes that encompass Mill Creek between 2006 and 2009. Available on a resale-only basis, these attached homes include first-floor master suites, low-maintenance exteriors, and private yards. Four distinct floor plans are offered, including the Belmont, Gunston Hall, Kenmore, and Monticello. These low-maintenance homes range in size from approximately 1,500 to 2,400 square feet and include two to four bedrooms, two to three bathrooms, and an attached one- or two-car garage.

Surrounding Area

Mill Creek is located in Spotsylvania, Virginia, just next to Fredericksburg. Historic Fredericksburg offers a myriad of shopping, dining, and cultural activities. Those looking for recreational opportunities can enjoy area golf courses and nearby water activities on the Rappahannock River.

Both Washington D.C. and Richmond aren't far, ideal for working adults as well as those who want to remain close to friends and family. When traveling farther is needed, Interstate 95 is easily accessible and the Richmond International Airport is about an hour's drive away.