1300 Chelbrook Rd, Chesapeake, VA 23322

Why this home stands out

What sets 1300 Chelbrook Road apart is the combination of square footage and lot size that's increasingly hard to find in this price corridor of Chesapeake. At 2,786 square feet with four true bedrooms, there's room for a home office, a guest suite, or a dedicated playroom without anyone feeling squeezed. The 0.246-acre lot gives you genuine outdoor space — enough for a garden, a playset, or simply a backyard that doesn't feel like a postage stamp.

BRANDERMILL and the Chesapeake real estate market

Brandermill sits in the Great Bridge area of Chesapeake, Virginia — one of the city's most consistently sought-after residential corridors. The neighborhood carries the quiet confidence of a community that was thoughtfully laid out in the mid-1980s and has matured gracefully since. Streets curve in that unhurried way that pre-dates cookie-cutter grid subdivisions, and the tree canopy that comes with nearly four decades of growth gives the whole area a settled, shaded feel. If you've been doing a city of chesapeake property search and keep landing in this zip code, there's a reason: 23322 consistently ranks among the most desirable in the region for families and professionals alike. Chesapeake as a whole is Virginia's second-largest city by land area, which means you get suburban breathing room without sacrificing access to the broader Hampton Roads metro. Great Bridge in particular has a strong sense of local identity — longtime residents tend to stay, and newcomers tend to put down roots quickly.

What's nearby

Daily life is genuinely easy from Chelbrook Road. CoreForge Pilates is just half a mile away for morning workouts, and Handsprings, Etc is under a mile if you prefer a different fitness vibe. Green space is equally close: Etheridge Lakes Park is a half-mile stroll, and Emerald Lakes Park is less than a mile in the other direction — both offer the kind of low-key outdoor access that makes a neighborhood feel livable rather than just drivable. The broader Great Bridge area puts grocery stores, pharmacies, and casual dining within a short drive, so errand runs rarely turn into half-day commitments.

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