1325 Great Bridge Blvd, Chesapeake, VA 23320

Why this home stands out

This 1955 home sits on a corner lot near three neighborhood parks, giving you both privacy and easy outdoor access. The four-bedroom layout offers flexibility for a home office, guest room, or hobby space. You're walking distance to Crestwood Park and Lucy Joyner Triangle Park, and the Great Bridge corridor puts you minutes from both water-access recreation and military employment hubs.

CRESTWOOD MANOR and the Chesapeake real estate market

Great Bridge Boulevard runs through one of Chesapeake's most accessible neighborhoods, where mid-century homes line quiet streets and parks anchor every few blocks. The area balances suburban calm with quick connections to shopping, dining, and recreation. Chesapeake itself is Virginia's largest city by land area, stretching from the western suburbs to the Elizabeth River waterfront. Getting around is straightforward: major roads like Great Bridge Boulevard and I-64 connect you to downtown Norfolk, Virginia Beach, and the broader Hampton Roads region. Daily errands are close—Food Lion and neighborhood restaurants like New York Deli and No. 1 Chinese are all under a mile away. If you're comparing homes for sale in Chesapeake, note that this zip code puts you near some of the city's most established residential blocks.

What's nearby

Three parks sit within a short walk: Crestwood Park is just 0.1 miles away, Lucy Joyner Triangle Park at 0.2 miles, and Harbour North Park at 0.3 miles. Grocery shopping at Food Lion takes about 10 minutes on foot. Restaurant options include New York Deli and No. 1 Chinese, both under half a mile away. Burger Haven and a 7-Eleven are also nearby for quick stops. The Great Bridge area keeps you close to both everyday conveniences and green space.

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