127 Nansemond Pointe Dr, Suffolk, VA 23435

Why this home stands out

Scale and setting together are rare in this price corridor. At 5,250 square feet on a 0.46-acre lot, 127 Nansemond Pointe Drive gives large households genuine room to spread out — five true bedrooms, four full baths, a half bath, and a footprint that doesn't ask you to compromise. The 1999 construction hits a sweet spot: solid bones without the quirks of older builds, in a neighborhood that has had time to mature gracefully.

NANSEMOND POINTE and the Suffolk real estate market

Nansemond Pointe is one of Suffolk's more established residential communities — the kind of neighborhood where the trees are grown in, the streets feel settled, and neighbors tend to stay for years. Homes here sit on generous lots, and the overall pace is unhurried without feeling remote. Suffolk itself is one of the largest cities by land area in Virginia, and if you've been browsing houses for sale in Suffolk va, you've likely noticed how much variety the city offers — from waterfront enclaves to wooded subdivisions. Nansemond Pointe lands firmly in the latter category: private, leafy, and well-connected. You're in the western part of the city, which keeps commutes to military and government installations short while still giving you that sense of distance from the congestion closer to the coast.

What's nearby

Daily life is easy here. Sleepy Hole Park is just 0.6 miles away — a genuine neighborhood asset with open green space that's easy to reach on foot or by bike. When you want a proper sit-down meal without driving far, The Obici House is a mile out and brings a level of dining quality that punches above what most suburban neighborhoods can claim this close to home. Grocery runs, pharmacies, and everyday errands are all accessible along the Route 17 and Harbour View corridors, keeping the practical side of life low-friction.

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