104 Kicotan Turn, Yorktown, VA

Welcome to your next home in the heart of Running Man, one of York County’s most loved neighborhoods. This spacious 2‑story, 2,930 sq ft home will be available September 1, and it’s the kind of place that instantly feels welcoming the moment you walk Inside, You’ll find 4 bedrooms, including a master suite on the first floor with a walk‑in closet, a large soaking tub, and a separate shower — perfect for unwinding at the end of the day. Upstairs, three additional bedrooms and a cozy loft give everyone room to spread out, work, play, or relax.The kitchen and living spaces flow beautifully, and outside, you’ll love the brand‑new deck, a fenced‑in backyard, and your own inground pool for those warm Virginia days. There’s also a 2‑car garage and a generously sized driveway, so parking is never a hassle. All appliances are included, making move‑in simple.And the neighborhood? It’s truly something special. Running Man is known for its friendly, tight‑knit feel — the kind of place where neighbors wave, kids play safely out front, and people actually know each other. The community was originally a Parade of Homes showcase, so you’ll notice the architectural variety right away. No cookie‑cutter houses here. Just beautifully maintained homes, tree‑lined streets, and a main trail that’s always buzzing with joggers, bikers, and stroller‑pushing parents.You’re zoned for some of the highest‑rated schools on the Virginia Peninsula, and you’re just minutes from Langley AFB, NASA, and Jefferson Lab — ideal for an easy commute. A Few Important Leasing Notes to keep the home well‑cared‑for and ensure a great fit, here are a few key requirements: No subleasing, Credit check required, Proof of income required, Security deposit is one months’ rent, returned after move‑out following a walkthrough with the homeowner Pets allowed, subject to approval, 1‑year lease term This home has been loved, cared for, and thoughtfully updated — and it’s ready for someone who will appreciate the space, the neighborhood, and the community as much as the current owners do.