Why this home stands out
What sets 1395 Destination Lane apart is its rare combination of walkable convenience and quick base access. Two full grocery stores sit within a third of a mile, a handful of dining and coffee spots are steps away, and three parks are within a short walk or bike ride. For a compact two-bedroom home, the lifestyle footprint here is surprisingly large — you get a lot of city within a very small radius.
GREAT NECK LANDING and the Virginia Beach real estate market
Virginia Beach is one of the most livable cities on the East Coast — a place where the Atlantic Ocean, Chesapeake Bay, and a thriving urban core all share the same zip code. The area around 1395 Destination Lane sits in the inland heart of the city, away from the tourist strip but still close to everything that makes Virginia Beach worth calling home. The surrounding streets have a settled, established feel — mature trees, low traffic, and neighbors who tend to stay put. You're close enough to the oceanfront to enjoy it on a whim, but far enough that everyday life stays calm and uncrowded. The city's mix of military presence, outdoor recreation, and year-round mild weather gives it an energy that's hard to find elsewhere in Hampton Roads.
What's nearby
Groceries are genuinely walkable here — Food Lion is 0.2 miles out and Harris Teeter is just 0.3 miles away. When you want coffee, Starbucks is 0.1 miles in one direction and Havana is 0.2 miles in the other. For a quick bite, Molly Meowchi, Subway, and Wendy's are all within a block. Fishtail Yoga is right around the corner at 0.1 miles, with Virginia Beach Physical Therapy and Wellness and Souls on Fire Holistic Health & Wellness both within 0.3 miles. Laurel Cove Park, Great Neck Farms Park, and Colonial Oaks Park are all reachable in under a mile — perfect for morning walks or weekend afternoons outside.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
NAS Oceana is eight minutes from the front door, and Dam Neck Annex is fourteen — two of the most important installations in Hampton Roads within a short drive. For military households juggling duty schedules, that kind of proximity matters. A VA loan can make ownership here straightforward, and the walkable setup means one car can handle most of the day-to-day.
For first-time buyers
If you're stepping into homeownership for the first time, 1395 Destination Lane offers a manageable footprint without sacrificing location. Two bedrooms, two full baths, and over 1,100 square feet give you real living space — and the walkable cluster of grocery stores, coffee shops, and parks around you means you're not dependent on a car for every errand. It's a smart, low-stress place to start.
More buyer questions
How far is 1395 Destination Lane from NAS Oceana?
NAS Oceana is approximately eight minutes from 1395 Destination Lane by car. That's one of the shorter base commutes you'll find in Virginia Beach for a home in this price range.
How far is 1395 Destination Lane from Dam Neck Annex?
Dam Neck Annex is about fourteen minutes away by car. Personnel assigned to either Dam Neck or NAS Oceana will find this location genuinely convenient.
What grocery stores are near 1395 Destination Lane?
Food Lion is 0.2 miles away and Harris Teeter is 0.3 miles — both are walkable from the front door, which is a real advantage for day-to-day errands.
Is 1395 Destination Lane in a flood zone?
Flood zone designation for this address is detailed in the FloodRisk tile on this page. Virginia Beach has a range of flood risk levels depending on exact location, so it's worth reviewing that section carefully.
Are there parks near 1395 Destination Lane?
Yes — Laurel Cove Park is 0.5 miles away, Great Neck Farms Park is 0.6 miles, and Colonial Oaks Park is 0.8 miles. All three are reachable on foot or by bike.
Want to know more about 1395 Destination Lane or the Virginia Beach market? Tom and Dariya Milan are here to help — reach out and let's talk through your next move.
