New Townhomes Proposed for South Boundary Street in Williamsburg
Cale Development has submitted conceptual plans for a new residential project in the City of Williamsburg—three townhomes proposed for 513 South Boundary Street, just a short stroll from Colonial Williamsburg and the William & Mary campus. The initial submission was reviewed by the Architectural Review Board on March 25, 2025 at the Stryker Center.
This project is still in the conceptual review phase, with no approvals or construction timelines in place yet. Renderings show a thoughtfully designed building with historic-style elements that align with the charm of the surrounding area. Cale Development is a familiar name in the region, having completed well-regarded communities such as Holly Hills, Holly Hills Carriage Homes, Landfall, and others.
Preliminary exterior specs include:
• LP synthetic wood siding and trim in Capital White CW-10
• Fiberglass doors and aluminum-clad windows in Mopboard Black CW-680
• Architectural asphalt shingles in GAF Weatherwood
• Concrete driveways and walkways
• Composite decks and rails in Capital White or natural finish
At this time, no additional information is available on pricing, availability, or floor plans—but I’ll be keeping an eye out and will share updates as soon as they’re released.
My name is John Womeldorf, also known as Mr. Williamsburg. I’m a local real estate agent who not only helps people buy and sell homes across the region, but also shares stories like this to keep the community informed about what’s happening in and around Williamsburg.
I believe that understanding how our city is evolving—whether through new residential developments, historic preservation, or small business growth—is important to all of us who live, work, or invest here. That’s why I write and share posts like this—to help connect you with the people, projects, and places shaping our area.
If you’re interested in learning more about this project or other opportunities in Williamsburg real estate, feel free to reach out to me directly:
John Womeldorf – Mr. Williamsburg
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New Townhomes Proposed for South Boundary Street in Williamsburg
Cale Development has submitted conceptual plans for a new residential project in the City of Williamsburg—three townhomes proposed for 513 South Boundary Street, just a short stroll from Colonial Williamsburg and the William & Mary campus. You can view the location here: 513 S Boundary St, Williamsburg, VA 23185 (Google Maps).
The proposal is currently under conceptual review by the Architectural Review Board, with the initial presentation held on March 25, 2025 at the Stryker Center. No approvals have been granted yet, and there’s no official word on construction timelines.
Cale Development is well known in the area for projects such as Holly Hills, Holly Hills Carriage Homes, Landfall, and others. This newest project brings their signature style and quality to one of the most desirable corridors in the city.
Preliminary exterior details include:
• LP synthetic wood siding and trim in Capital White CW-10
• Fiberglass doors and aluminum-clad windows in Mopboard Black CW-680
• Architectural asphalt shingles in GAF Weatherwood
• Concrete driveways and walkways
• Composite decks and rails in Capital White or natural finish
There is currently no additional information on pricing, availability, or floor plans, but I’ll continue to monitor the project and share updates as they become available.
My name is John Womeldorf, also known as Mr. Williamsburg. I’m a local real estate agent and longtime resident who enjoys keeping the community informed about upcoming developments, neighborhood stories, and unique real estate opportunities throughout the region.
I believe every project—big or small—shapes the future of our city, and I enjoy helping both residents and newcomers stay in the know. Whether you’re actively house hunting or just curious about what’s coming next, I’m here as a resource.
If you’d like to learn more or discuss real estate in Williamsburg and beyond, feel free to reach out:
John Womeldorf – Mr. Williamsburg
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