110 85th Street St #B, Virginia Beach, VA 23451

Why this home stands out

Two and a half baths across three full bedrooms in 2,600 square feet is a generous footprint for this part of Virginia Beach, where space is at a premium close to the ocean. The 1986 construction era means solid bones and room proportions that newer, denser builds often sacrifice. Add a 13-minute drive to NAS Oceana and you have a combination that's genuinely hard to replicate along the 23451 corridor.

NORTH END VA. BEACH and the Virginia Beach real estate market

The 85th Street address sits in the northern reaches of the Virginia Beach oceanfront district — a stretch that trades the high-rise density of the resort strip for a quieter, more residential feel while keeping the Atlantic just blocks away. Streets here are lined with a mix of single-family homes and attached residences, and the pace shifts noticeably once you cross into the upper 80s. Neighbors tend to put down roots; this is the kind of block that anchors homes for sale in 23451 for buyers who want proximity to the beach without the summer-crowd energy right outside the door. Virginia Beach itself wraps around this neighborhood with city parks, a robust trail network, and a coastline that never gets old. The Chesapeake Bay is equally close to the north, giving residents two distinct waterfronts within easy reach.

What's nearby

Daily life is easy here. Hilltop, one of Virginia Beach's most walkable retail corridors, is roughly 10 minutes west and covers groceries, dining, coffee, and pharmacy needs in a single loop. The boardwalk and resort strip are a short bike ride south. First Landing State Park — with its cypress trails and bay beach — is just a few minutes north, making weekend mornings genuinely enjoyable. For commuters, both NAS Oceana and Dam Neck Annex are well inside a 20-minute drive, and Interstate 264 access keeps downtown Norfolk reachable without much effort.

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