Why this home stands out
New construction means everything is yours from day one — no deferred maintenance, no inherited quirks, just a fresh 2,718-square-foot canvas with four bedrooms and a half bath for flex living. The quarter-acre lot gives you real outdoor space in a county where land still feels attainable, and the FOST subdivision keeps the setting residential and grounded without the density of a big-city suburb.
FOST and the Moyock real estate market
FOST sits in Moyock, a small community in Currituck County, North Carolina, that has quietly become one of the more practical addresses in the Hampton Roads region. You're in North Carolina, which carries its own tax structure and cost profile, yet you're close enough to the Virginia border that the broader metro — including Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, and the military installations that anchor the region — stays well within reach. Moyock itself has a low-key, semi-rural character: wider lots, lower density, and a pace that feels deliberate rather than rushed. The FOST neighborhood fits that mold — a residential enclave where new construction is bringing updated homes to a community that values space and quiet. Currituck County is growing steadily, and Moyock is one of the areas absorbing that growth in a measured way. For buyers who want proximity to a major metro without living inside one, this address finds a real balance.
What's nearby
Day-to-day life at 114 Roberta Loop keeps things close and convenient. Mannino's, a local restaurant just 0.7 miles away, is an easy choice for a weeknight dinner without the drive. HGF Pilates is at the same distance if you prefer to start your mornings with intention. The broader Moyock corridor connects you to grocery options and everyday errands along the NC-168 corridor, and the short hop to Chesapeake, Virginia opens up a much wider range of retail, dining, and services whenever you want them.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
The USCG Finance Center in Chesapeake is roughly 37 minutes from 114 Roberta Loop — a manageable commute that keeps you connected to the base without paying Virginia prices. Currituck County's cost profile can work well alongside a VA loan, and new construction means you're starting with a home that needs nothing from you on day one.
For first-time buyers
A brand-new 2026 build means no surprises hiding behind the walls — everything from the roof to the mechanicals is fresh. At 2,718 square feet with four bedrooms, 114 Roberta Loop offers room to grow without overextending, and a VA loan could make the path to ownership here more straightforward than you might expect.
More buyer questions
How far is 114 Roberta Loop from USCG Finance Center Chesapeake?
The drive is approximately 37 minutes under normal traffic conditions, heading north through Chesapeake via NC-168 and into Virginia.
What county is 114 Roberta Loop in?
The property is in Currituck County, North Carolina — a detail that matters for tax rates, jurisdiction, and the overall cost-of-living picture compared to neighboring Virginia localities.
Is 114 Roberta Loop part of an HOA?
The FOST subdivision does have an HOA; prospective buyers should confirm current dues and covenants directly with the seller or through disclosure documents.
Does the Moyock area have a flood risk concern for this property?
Flood zone status for 114 Roberta Loop is displayed in the dedicated FloodRisk tile on this page, which reflects the current FEMA designation for the parcel.
Can a VA loan be used to purchase a new construction home like this one?
Yes — a VA loan can generally be used for new construction, though the process involves specific appraisal and inspection requirements; a VA-experienced lender can walk you through the details for a 2026-built home.
Want to walk through 114 Roberta Loop or talk through what new construction in Moyock looks like right now? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty are ready to help.
