Creekside Landing Homes for Sale in York County, VA

Creekside Landing is a pocket of York County, Virginia, laid out as a residential subdivision where the lots are platted and the streets serve the houses on them. It is a small place, and that shapes how a search here goes: you are not working through a long menu of property styles, you are comparing one address against another on the things that actually differ, like lot size, floor plan, and how well the house has been maintained by the people who owned it. The pages that follow look at pricing, pace, and what owning here asks of you. David Tortolini Realty Group works this corner of York County and knows the homes for sale in it.

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Creekside Landing at a Glance

County

York County County

ZIP codes in these listings

23185

Typical sold price

$574,900 (median of 11 sales, past 12 months)

Typical home

2,709 sq ft (n=11) · 5 bed / 2.1 bath (medians, n=11)

Months of supply

2.2 (leaning to sellers)

Sold-to-list

100% of asking (median per home sale, n=11)

Data current as of

October 2026

How the Creekside Landing market is moving

Two things shape how you work this market. The supply figure, which measures what is listed against how quickly homes have been selling, leans toward sellers. And on sales that have already closed, sellers got at or above what they were asking. Neither tells you what any particular listing will do, so treat both as context and judge each house on its own merits. Practically, that means having your financing sorted before you tour, so you are ready to act on a house you like rather than catching up on paperwork. Nearly all the homes for sale here are houses, so plan your search around lots, condition and floor plans.

What you own in Creekside Landing

The typical house here was built around 2005. That buys you a detached home on its own lot, with the yard, the driveway and everything under the roof yours to run. It also puts the houses at the age where the first round of big replacements starts coming due: the roof, the furnace and air handler, the water heater, the windows. None of that makes a house a problem; it is the ordinary arithmetic of owning one. Ask the seller which of those items have already been done and when, because a house with a newer roof and recent mechanicals is a different proposition from one still on its originals.

What to pin down before you make an offer

• Hoa dues, assessments, and reserve funding.
• Insurance availability and flood/wind coverage cost drivers.
• County permitting for docks, bulkheads, or shoreline structures.
• Proximity to military/airport noise or overflight zones.

Working with David Tortolini Realty Group here

The things that trip buyers up in Creekside Landing are not obvious from a listing photo. How close sales have been running to the asking price, what an association collects and what it covers, how insurance is priced on a given house, and how York County handles permitting for shoreline structures all take local reading. David Tortolini Realty Group tracks those details day to day and can tell you which questions actually apply to the house in front of you. If you want, we can set up alerts for detached houses in Creekside Landing and walk you through the ownership costs on each one before you write anything.