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Prince George.

43,010 residents across 282 square miles, seated at Prince George.

One of 12 areas our Richmond team works.

At a glancePrince George

The publicrecord.

What the county and the census hold on Prince George — quoted, not estimated.

43,000 people just south-east of Petersburg and Hopewell, where the local economy is inseparable from the Army post on its northern edge. The county calls itself rural at heart, but its industrial park along the interstates holds Amazon, Goya, Perdue and other national names.

The post's name is new again: Fort Lee, then Fort Gregg-Adams from 2023, and back to Fort Lee in July 2025 — now honoring Pvt. Fitz Lee, a Buffalo Soldier and Medal of Honor recipient born just over the line in Dinwiddie County.

Richard Bland College, Virginia's only public residential two-year college, sits on 750 acres here — including the state's oldest and largest pecan grove.

Map of Prince George, Virginia, marking Disputanta and Burrowsville
Type
County
County seat
Prince George
Population (2020)
43,010
Land area
282 sq mi
Communities we cover
2
Established
1703
Real estate tax rate
$0.82 per $100

Figures from Wikidata, population as of 2020. The tax rate is published by the county and set annually; check the current year before budgeting.

Where it is37.1900° N 77.2200° W

Where isPrince George?

1 of our other Richmond areas sit within ten miles of here, City of Hopewell the closest.

  • 23 mi

    Central Richmond

    south-east of center

  • 26 mi

    Williamsburg

    east

  • 61 mi

    Northern Neck

    north-east

  • 94 mi

    Charlottesville

    north-west

Distances are straight-line, not driving.

Getting around.

Three interstates and a highway to the port all cross a county built around a single Army post.

  • I-95, I-295 and I-85

    All reach the county, feeding the industrial park along with US-460.

  • US-460

    Runs east to the Port of Virginia, with Norfolk Southern rail alongside it.

  • Fort Lee

    Spans both sides of Route 36 on the county's northern edge.

  • Nearest commercial airport

    Richmond International; no county-published mileage was found, so treat any figure with caution.

Inside the county2 communities

Every communitywe cover.

1 of them have homes on the market today. Each figure is live, and opens that search.

  • 16DisputantaSee the homes

    Home to two of the county's parks and to Oakland Baptist Church, which became a Czech-Slovak congregation in 1923 and stayed primarily Czech-speaking into the 1950s.

  • 0Burrowsvillenone on the market today

    Site of Martin's Brandon Plantation, on a 1616 land grant to one of the original Jamestown leaders — still a working farm — and of Martin's Brandon Church, whose sanctuary carries two Tiffany-designed windows.

Living here6 reasons

The case forPrince George.

The figures above read plainly, and what they look like day to day. Where something is a trade-off, it says so.

  • Space

    153 people to the square mile.

    Of the 12 Richmond areas we hold both figures for, only 5 are more open — Prince George ranks 6th least crowded. If room is what you are buying, this end of the market is where it is.

  • Scale

    43,010 people, as of 2020.

    The 4th largest of the 12 Richmond areas we hold a count for — big enough for a steady market without being the busiest one.

  • The line that matters

    Prince George, seated at Prince George.

    In Virginia the county sets the rate, runs the school division and maintains the roads — and the lines do not follow the place names, so two houses a mile apart can sit under different rates and different schools.

  • The base defines the county

    Nearly 30,000 people a day, on a post that trains 70,000 troops a year.

    Fort Lee's Combined Arms Support Command and its schools make it the Army's third-largest training site. The county's population, housing demand and much of its workforce all move with what happens on post.

  • Working land, four centuries running

    Martin's Brandon Plantation traces to a 1616 land grant.

    Still a 1,600-acre working farm today, growing soybean, wheat and barley — the National Park Service calls it one of the longest continuously running agricultural operations in the country.

  • Logistics is the growth story

    Amazon, Perdue, and now Jabil.

    The industrial park along the interstates keeps adding names — Jabil announced 352 new jobs for autumn 2026, and the former Rolls-Royce building has been taken over for glass manufacturing.

Public record for Prince George
SchoolsPrince George County Public Schools

Schools andcolleges.

The largest school-age population of these rural counties — 6,221 students — plus Virginia's only public residential two-year college.

  • Prince George County Public Schools

    Five elementary schools, one middle and one high school.

  • Richard Bland College of William & Mary

    750 acres, established 1960, Virginia's only public residential two-year college — and home to the state's oldest and largest pecan grove.

Outdoors4 of them

Where theweekends go.

Three rivers touch the county, and a national wildlife refuge sits on the James.

  • James River National Wildlife Refuge

    4,400 acres, important bald eagle habitat, with about 4,000 acres open to public hunting by reservation.

  • Appomattox River Regional Park

    The county's newest, 65 acres with an observation pier and a kayak launch.

  • Scott Memorial Park

    60 acres, including an 18-hole disc golf course.

  • The Appomattox River

    A state scenic river for over 20 miles from Lake Chesdin to the James at Hopewell, with public access at Jordan Point Marina.

On the market66 in Prince George · live

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On the market in Prince George right now.

8408 Holdsworth Rd, Disputanta, VA

8408 Holdsworth Rd

Disputanta, VA 23842

  • $345,000
  • 4 beds
  • 2 baths
  • 1,442 sqft
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Questions5 answered

What peopleask us.

Asked often enough by people moving to Prince George to be worth answering in writing.

A county whose rhythm follows Fort Lee — logistics, government and military families make up much of the workforce, alongside genuinely old farmland along the James and Appomattox.

The confirmed rate is $0.82 per $100 of assessed value. Reports of a further one-cent cut for the current cycle could not be verified directly with the county, so check before budgeting.

No — it reverted to Fort Lee in July 2025, this time honoring Pvt. Fitz Lee, a Buffalo Soldier and Medal of Honor recipient born in neighboring Dinwiddie County in 1866.

Prince George County Public Schools — 6,221 students across seven schools, the largest of the rural counties in this market. Richard Bland College, a two-year residential college, is also here.

I-95, I-295 and I-85 all reach the county, and US-460 runs straight to the Port of Virginia. Fort Lee itself sits on the county's northern edge along Route 36.

Thinking of selling

What is your Prince George homeactually worth?

Mike Hogan founded the brokerage on knowing the county rather than the listing. Ask what that means for this street — or take a cash offer from a local investor and skip the showings entirely. Neither route commits you to the other.