1012 Red Bay Ln, Chesapeake, VA 23322

Why this home stands out

This 1987-built home sits on a residential lot with room to stretch. Four bedrooms and two full baths plus a half-bath give you flexibility for a home office, guest space, or growing needs. The floor plan flows naturally from living areas to bedrooms. You're close enough to base commutes that many buyers here use VA loan financing. The neighborhood is established and quiet, with mature trees lining the streets.

BRANDERMILL and the Chesapeake real estate market

Red Bay Lane is a tree-lined street in a settled Chesapeake neighborhood where homes sit back from the road. The block has a mix of ranch and colonial-style homes from the 1980s and 1990s, each on its own lot. You'll find the kind of quiet that comes from established residential streets—no through-traffic, no commercial noise. Chesapeake itself is Virginia's largest city by land area, stretching from suburban neighborhoods near Norfolk to rural farmland and waterfront. Getting around is straightforward: major roads like Greenbrier Parkway and Military Highway connect you to shopping, dining, and the bases. If you're comparing homes for sale in Chesapeake, note that neighborhoods like this one offer that balance of accessibility and calm. The city has parks and a mix of suburban and rural character all within its borders.

What's nearby

Etheridge Lakes Park is less than a mile away—a great spot for a walk or to let kids run around. CoreForge Pilates and Handsprings, Etc are both within a mile if you're into fitness classes. Grocery stores and everyday services are a short drive down Greenbrier Parkway. The Chesapeake waterfront and downtown area are about 15 minutes south. You're also close to homes for sale in 23322, so the neighborhood itself is established and stable.

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