127 Nansemond Pointe Dr, Suffolk, VA 23435

Why this home stands out

Few addresses in Suffolk combine this much square footage — 5,250 feet across five bedrooms and four and a half baths — with a nearly half-acre lot in a cohesive, established neighborhood. Nansemond Pointe carries a quiet, residential character that larger subdivisions rarely sustain, and the 1999 construction means the bones are solid without the quirks of older stock. Space, setting, and substance all show up at the same address.

NANSEMOND POINTE and the Suffolk real estate market

Nansemond Pointe sits along the Nansemond River corridor in northern Suffolk, a part of the city that draws buyers who want genuine breathing room without sacrificing convenience. The streets here are calm and tree-lined, lots are generous, and neighbors tend to stay — which gives the community a settled, unhurried feel that newer developments are still working to earn. Suffolk itself is one of the largest cities by land area in Virginia, and that scale translates into a lifestyle that blends small-city warmth with real accessibility. Downtown Suffolk is a short drive south, and the city's growth along the Route 17 and Route 32 corridors has brought solid retail and dining options closer every year. Families comparing homes for sale in Suffolk often note how much lot and square footage their budget reaches here compared to neighboring Virginia Beach or Chesapeake — and Nansemond Pointe consistently sits near the top of that conversation.

What's nearby

Sleepy Hole Park is just 0.8 miles away, giving you quick access to ball fields, picnic areas, and open green space without loading up the car. The broader northern Suffolk corridor along Route 17 puts grocery stores, pharmacies, and everyday retail within a short drive. Harbour View — the commercial hub just north of the neighborhood — offers a dense cluster of restaurants, a movie theater, and big-box shopping that handles most errands in one loop. For those browsing homes for sale in 23435, the zip code's location near the Suffolk–Chesapeake line means you can pull from amenities in both cities without committing to either one's traffic.

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