1041 Rolling Point Ct, Virginia Beach, VA 23456

Why this home stands out

Cul-de-sac placement is a genuine perk in a neighborhood like Glenwood — reduced through-traffic, a wider turning radius out front, and a street that naturally slows down. At 2,494 square feet with four bedrooms and two and a half baths, this 1989-built home gives you real room to spread out. The lot runs just over a tenth of an acre, which is manageable without being restrictive.

GLENWOOD and the Virginia Beach real estate market

Glenwood sits in the southwestern corner of Virginia Beach, a part of the city that tends to feel a little more settled and residential than the resort strip to the east. Streets here curve through mature tree lines, and the overall pace is unhurried. If you've been searching for a house in Virginia Beach that balances suburban calm with genuine convenience, this corner of the city checks that box. Glenwood is not a flashy address, but it's a reliable one — the kind of neighborhood where people stay for years because the fundamentals just work. Virginia Beach itself is the most populous city in the Commonwealth of Virginia, and its southwestern quadrant offers shorter commutes toward Chesapeake and the Oceanfront alike. The neighborhood carries no HOA, which gives homeowners flexibility without the overhead of dues or architectural committees.

What's nearby

Daily errands are easy from Rolling Point CT. Food Lion is 0.8 miles out for grocery runs, and Honeybee Grill is just 0.4 miles away when you'd rather let someone else cook. Honey Bee Golf Club is at the same distance if a round or a casual meal is on the agenda. Chen's Garden covers the takeout rotation at 0.8 miles. Green space is genuinely close — Wyndamere Park, Glenwood Pond, and Bellamy Plantation East Park are all within half a mile, making afternoon walks or weekend outdoor time a realistic habit rather than a planned excursion.

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