Adner / Batt, Gloucester, VA

Is Gloucester, VA (Adner / Batt) a Safe Place to Live? Housing, Crime & Buyer Guide

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Hoodscore
95

Crime Summary:

Crime Overview (last 12 months)

Severe1
Medium3
Low2
Other14

11 Registered Offenders Nearby

Rape2
Child involved4
Assault2
Other3

Crime Details:

Recent reported incidents in the past 12 months (newest first). Up to 10 records.

Crime dateCrime descriptionAddressCrime category
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a reported golf cart accident near the intersection of Tranquility Lane and a dead-end in Deltaville, Virginia. Responders requested airbags and discussed blocking a back tire and using spreaders at the scene.Tranquility Ln, Deltaville, VA 23043Traffic
Jul 10, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services responded to assist an elderly female near Mariners Point Lane.Mariners Point Ln B, Hartfield, VA 23071Medical Emergency
Jul 10, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, a medical call involves a possible weak but conscious female child near the Dollar General in Deltaville, with response dispatched to Upper Middlesex Rescue.General Puller Hwy, Deltaville, VA 23043Medical Emergency
Jul 10, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS units respond to a reported medical emergency involving an elderly man with breathing difficulty at a medical clinic on General Puller Highway in Deltaville.General Puller Hwy, Deltaville, VA 23043Medical Emergency
Jul 10, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch reported a possible recurring fire alarm activation at a location near Berryville Shores Drive in Deltaville, Virginia. Local fire departments from Hartfield and Delta were alerted to respond.Berryville Shores Dr, Deltaville, VA 23043Fire
Jul 10, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews were dispatched to a residence near Horse Point Road in Hartfield for a reported strong smell of propane outside. Additional rescue units were also sent to a nearby health and rehabilitation facility for a possible medical emergency involving an adult woman with chest pain.Horse Point Rd, Hartfield, VA 23071Fire
Jul 10, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, fire units were dispatched to a residence on Horse Point Road for a reported strong smell of propane outside the home.Horse Point Rd, Hartfield, VA 23071Fire
Jul 2, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical responders were called for an elderly female needing assistance near Jackson Creek Road in Deltaville. Rescue unit 36 is en route to the scene.Jackson Creek Rd, Deltaville, VA 23043Medical Emergency
Jun 30, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical crews were dispatched for a possible medication overdose involving a 49-year-old woman near a location on General Puller Highway in Deltaville, Virginia.General Puller Hwy, Deltaville, VA 23043Medical Emergency
Jun 30, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services dispatched for an elderly female with severe leg bleeding near North Creek Drive. Patient is not on blood thinners. Front door will be unlocked, and patient is located in the kitchen upon arrival.Creek Dr, Hardyville, VA 23070Medical Emergency

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Median Home Price
$434,559
Average Rent
$2,211
Vacancy Rate
15.7%

Neighborhood Overview

Adner / Batt is a remote neighborhood in Gloucester, Virginia, characterized by a mix of medium to small single-family homes and mobile homes.

The area is known for its quiet atmosphere and established housing stock primarily built between 1970 and 1999, with some newer homes built since 2000.

Vacancy rates are relatively high at 15.7%, with 10.5% of housing seasonally occupied, which may reflect vacation or student housing patterns.

Remote LocationQuiet NeighborhoodEstablished HomesSeasonal Housing

Quick Facts

Remote NeighborhoodYes

Housing market and real estate character

Adner / Batt's housing market features a predominance of owner-occupied single-family homes, with a mix of medium and small-sized residences.

Owner Occupied RateMajority
Housing TypesMedium (3-4 bedroom) to small (studio-2 bedroom) single-family homes and mobile homes
Housing AgeMostly built 1970-1999, with some built 2000-present
Seasonally Occupied Housing10.5%

What buyers will notice right away

The neighborhood is rated as one of the quietest in America, ideal for those seeking a peaceful environment.
Most homes were built between 1970 and 1999, with some newer construction, offering a range of established residences.
Vacancy and seasonal occupancy rates are relatively high, which may affect availability and neighborhood dynamics.

Families & Lifestyle

Adner / Batt offers a family-friendly environment with very low child poverty and a strong presence of retirees and seniors.

The neighborhood's peaceful and quiet nature supports a comfortable retirement lifestyle.
A wide range of housing options accommodates seniors and families alike.
Above average safety ratings contribute to a secure living environment.
Retirement Friendly — Adner / Batt ranks highly for retirement living in Virginia, attracting college-educated seniors.
Family Stability — With no children living below the poverty line, the neighborhood supports family well-being.
Child Poverty Rate0.0%
Retirement Living Rank in VABetter than 89.2% of Virginia neighborhoods

Demographics & Culture

Executive, Management & Professional Occupations34.3%
Manufacturing & Laborer Occupations33.8%
Sales & Service Occupations18.3%
Clerical, Assistant & Tech Support Occupations10.3%
Income LevelUpper-middle income
English Speakers98.8%
Polish Speakers2.7%
Top Ancestries["English (14.1%)","Scots-Irish (6.8%)","French (6.6%)","German (6.1%)","Irish (5.1%)","British (3.4%)"]

Commute Patterns

Most residents have longer commutes, with a majority driving alone by car.

Adner / Batt residents typically face longer commutes and rely heavily on private automobiles.

Longer Commutes — 45.4% of workers spend between 45 minutes and one hour commuting one-way.
Car Dependency — 78.3% of residents drive alone to work, reflecting the neighborhood's remote location.
Main Commute Time45 to 60 minutes
Drive Alone Rate78.3%

Homes for sale near 23035

For-sale listings in this zip code. Open a property in HoodScore to run a safety report.

$495,000
3 bd | 2 ba | 1,416 sqft
23035 Schussmark Trl Unit B
Oak Creek, CO, 80467
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$2,995,000
6 bd | 9 ba | 5,820 sqft
505 Manor House Ln
Cobbs Creek, VA, 23035
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$640,000
3 bd | 3 ba | 2,796 sqft
5739 Buckley Hall Rd
Cobbs Creek, VA, 23035
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$289,900
2 bd | 1 ba | 1,367 sqft
4503 Buckley Hall Rd
Cobbs Creek, VA, 23035
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$475,000
3 bd | 2 ba | 1,416 sqft
23035 Schussmark Trail UNIT B
Oak Creek, CO, 80467
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$1,499,900
3 bd | 3 ba | 3,270 sqft
310 Green Point Ln
Cobbs Creek, VA, 23035
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median home price in Adner / Batt?

The median home price is $434,559.

How quiet is the neighborhood?

Adner / Batt is rated as one of the quietest neighborhoods in America.

What are the common housing types?

Housing consists mainly of medium to small single-family homes and mobile homes.

What is the typical commute like?

Most residents have a commute between 45 minutes and one hour, primarily driving alone.

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