Welcome to
The Hitchens Building

The Property

This property has an excellent central location in downtown Williamsburg, situated at the northeast corner of Prince George Street and North Boundary Street, one block north of Duke of Gloucester Street and one block removed from Richmond Road and College Corner.  It is on the north side of Merchants Square, adjacent to the Colonial Williamsburg historic area and The College of William and Mary.  It is also convenient to other downtown attractions, the Amtrak station and the municipal center.

Erected in 1933 by A. W. Hitchens, the building was built to replace property Mr. Hitchens owned on Duke of Gloucester Street prior to the Restoration of Colonial Williamsburg.

The first floor tenants include retail, office, and a restaurant  The second floor is occupied by a boutique hotel.

Adjacent blocks have been redeveloping in recent years, adding to the vibrancy of this commercial area.

The 2018 Vibrancy Study for the City of Williamsburg has the Hitchens Building in the center of the downtown redevelopment.  https://www.williamsburgva.gov/home/showdocument?id=19949

Zoning:

The property is zoned B-1, Downtown Business.

Parking:

No off street parking is required for retail.  North  Boundary Street has on street parking.  The building is adjacent to the city parking garage.