What are the HOA fees in Coventry, Yorktown?

The Coventry Homeowners Association's 2026 master assessment is $65 a month for every village. The three townhome villages add a sub-association fee, bringing total monthly dues to $162 in Ferguson Glade, $185 in Smithy Glen and $190 in Finch Terrace. The five single-family villages pay the $65 master assessment only. Confirm current figures in the resale certificate.

What schools serve Coventry in York County?

York County GIS places every Coventry address point in the zones for Coventry Elementary, Grafton Middle and Grafton High. Zones can change, and YCSD confirms official assignment at registration, so check a specific address through the division's Find Your School page, which opens York County's address map.

What villages are in Coventry?

The HOA lists eight villages. Davis Forge, Faison Green, Justinian Grove, Lilburne Meadow and Presson Arbor are single-family villages, and Smithy Glen, Ferguson Glade and Finch Terrace are townhome villages. York County data shows Presson Arbor, built from 1995 to 2005, has the largest homes, with a median of about 3,181 square feet.

How much do homes in Coventry cost?

On York County's 2026 assessment, the median for Coventry's residential parcels is $342,900. By village, medians range from $280,900 in Smithy Glen and $285,650 in Ferguson Glade to $464,650 in Justinian Grove and $708,200 in Presson Arbor. Assessments are not sale prices, so recent same-village sales are the best guide to value.

How far is Coventry from Langley Air Force Base?

From the center of Coventry, the nearest gates at Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Langley are about 4 to 6 miles away, roughly 10 to 15 minutes off-peak, based on OpenStreetMap routing in October 2026. The HOA lists Langley at 4.7 miles. Fort Eustis, Naval Weapons Station Yorktown and Newport News Shipbuilding are each roughly 20 to 25 minutes away.

Is Coventry in ZIP 23692 or 23693?

Coventry is in ZIP 23693. York County's assessor records list Coventry parcels with ZIP 23693 and a Yorktown mailing address, and the HOA office is in 23693. The 23692 ZIP covers Grafton and the Dare area farther north. Coventry is in the Grafton High zone, which also serves parts of both ZIP codes.

Coventry, Yorktown VA (23693): Villages, HOA, Schools

Coventry at a glance

Coventry is a planned community of about 1,030 homes on roughly 320 acres in southern York County, between Big Bethel Road, Hampton Highway and Route 17, according to the Coventry Homeowners Association. Homes use a Yorktown mailing address and the 23693 ZIP code, the same ZIP as Tabb. York County's assessment data shows homes built from 1988 to 2005, with 912 of 1,029 residential parcels built in the 1990s.

The basics:

Eight villages, one master HOA. Five single-family villages and three townhome villages share pools, courts, a clubhouse, paths and lakes. The 2026 master assessment is $65 a month for every village.
A wide price range. 2026 assessed medians run from about $281,000 in the townhome villages to about $708,000 in Presson Arbor.
One school path. Every Coventry address point in county GIS is zoned to Coventry Elementary, Grafton Middle and Grafton High.
Close to Langley. The nearest Langley gates are about 4 to 6 miles away.

Where is Coventry?

Coventry sits in the southern tip of York County near the Hampton and Newport News lines, bounded by Big Bethel Road, Hampton Highway and Route 17 (George Washington Memorial Highway). The HOA describes the community as "alongside the shores of Big Bethel Reservoir." Kiln Creek is to the west and central Tabb to the north. Coventry Elementary is on Owen Davis Boulevard; the HOA lists it as 0.6 mile away. York County zones Coventry as a Planned Development.

What are the homes like in Coventry?

From York County's assessor data (1,029 residential parcels, 2026 values): 414 single-family homes, 374 townhouses and 240 duplex units. Recorded building styles are mostly townhome (544), colonial (183) and transitional (181), with smaller numbers of duplex and ranch designs. The median single-family lot is about 0.21 acre.

Village	Type	Built	Median size	2026 median assessment
Smithy Glen	Townhome	1988–1997	1,440 sq ft	$280,900
Ferguson Glade	Townhome	1990–1993	1,482 sq ft	$285,650
Finch Terrace	Townhome	1997–1999	1,790 sq ft	$347,600
Lilburne Meadow	Single-family	1993–1994	2,070 sq ft	$419,400
Faison Green	Single-family	1991–1993	1,921 sq ft	$429,050
Davis Forge	Single-family	1988–1993	2,137 sq ft	$440,000
Justinian Grove	Single-family	1991–1993	2,214 sq ft	$464,650
Presson Arbor	Single-family	1995–2005	3,181 sq ft	$708,200

The Villas at Coventry, an apartment community built in 2010, is also within the area. The assessor flags 133 parcels as waterfront, mostly in Smithy Glen (66), Ferguson Glade (35), Presson Arbor (22) and Justinian Grove (10); whether a given lot faces one of the community lakes or the reservoir shoreline should be checked parcel by parcel.

Price context

York County reassesses every two years, with values effective January 1 of even years (Real Estate Assessment). The overall 2026 median assessment for Coventry's residential parcels is $342,900, but the village table is the better guide because the townhome and single-family villages are priced so differently. Assessments are not sale prices; recent sales in the same village are the right comparison.

What does the Coventry HOA cost and cover?

The Coventry Homeowners Association, Inc. is the master association. Per its 2026 assessment notice:

Village	Total monthly HOA dues, 2026
Davis Forge, Faison Green, Justinian Grove, Lilburne Meadow, Presson Arbor	$65 (master only)
Ferguson Glade	$162 (master plus sub-association)
Smithy Glen	$185 (master plus sub-association)
Finch Terrace	$190 (master plus sub-association)

The master assessment funds master operating expenses and reserves, common-area upkeep and on-site administration. The association's About page still lists $60, an older figure. The board meets on the second Monday of each month at the clubhouse, and resale disclosure packets are ordered through Homewisedocs. Under Virginia's Resale Disclosure Act, a buyer who receives the resale certificate after ratification generally has three days to cancel; in the townhome villages, expect documents from both associations.

What amenities does Coventry have?

From the HOA's amenities page:

Two full-size 25-meter pools, each with a wading pool
An 800-square-foot clubhouse
Three tennis courts, two pickleball courts and two sand volleyball courts
Two pavilions and three playgrounds
About 2.4 miles of paths
Six lakes and a pond

Which schools serve Coventry?

York County GIS places all 1,212 Coventry address points in the zones for Coventry Elementary, Grafton Middle and Grafton High. Confirm any address through YCSD's Find Your School page, which opens the county's address map, or the county's zone maps; YCSD notes that official assignment is confirmed at registration. More on the process is in the York County school assignment guide, and school data is on Virginia's School Quality Profiles.

How long is the commute from Coventry?

Destination	Approx. distance	Approx. off-peak drive
Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Langley (nearest gate)	4–6 miles	10–15 min
Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Fort Eustis	12 miles	20–25 min
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown (Gate 3 area, Route 143)	13 miles	20–25 min
Newport News Shipbuilding (Washington Ave)	13 miles	20–25 min
Colonial Williamsburg (Merchants Square)	24 miles	35–40 min

These are approximate off-peak estimates from the center of Coventry, calculated with OpenStreetMap routing as of October 2026; the HOA's own figures are 4.7 miles to Langley and 8.9 miles to Fort Eustis, measured to different points. Peak-hour traffic on Route 17 and Hampton Highway adds time.

Flood zones and the Chesapeake Bay Act in Coventry

Flood exposure is low. In county data, 1,072 of 1,106 Coventry parcels are entirely in FEMA Zone X; 34 are partly in Zone A or AE, but only 4 of 1,212 address points fall in Zone A. Fifty-eight parcels touch a Chesapeake Bay Act Resource Protection Area, which carries a 100-foot vegetated buffer along wetlands, shorelines and perennial streams (York County Bay Act page). County GIS also places many parcels within its watershed management buffers, so ask the county about any planned addition or outbuilding on a lakeside lot. Check specific parcels at maps.yorkcounty.gov.

What to know when buying or selling in Coventry

Know the village. Dues, home type and value vary more between villages than within one.
In the townhome villages, total dues are $162 to $190 a month; read both associations' documents.
Lakeside lots: confirm RPA status and any limits on shoreline work before planning changes.
Age of systems: most homes were built in the 1990s, so roofs, HVAC and windows are common inspection items.
For sellers: pricing against same-village sales, with updates documented, is the clearest way to position a Coventry home.

How Adam Triplett can help in Coventry

Adam Triplett is Vice President and Senior Partner at Garrett Realty Partners and has been ranked the #1 individual agent by the Virginia Peninsula Association of REALTORS® every year since 2018. Adam's closed-sales record, 2006 through July 2026, includes 111 sales with Yorktown addresses, the mailing city for Coventry, at a median of $331,000, with 40 since 2020. He is a 2002 graduate of Grafton High School, the high school for every Coventry address.

See the Yorktown and York County guide, Adam's sold record, the Joint Base Langley-Eustis guide, and the neighboring communities of Kiln Creek and Tabb.