1604 Myrtle Ave, Chesapeake, VA 23325

Why this home stands out

You get four bedrooms and two bathrooms in 1,584 square feet—a practical floor plan that doesn't waste space. The garage provides covered parking and storage. A fenced yard gives you privacy and room to move around outside. Built in 1998, the home has proven bones and a no-frills character that appeals to buyers who value substance over flash. The location puts you minutes from the shipyard and close to everyday errands.

NORFOLK HIGHLANDS and the Chesapeake real estate market

Myrtle Avenue sits in a residential pocket of Chesapeake where tree-lined streets and modest single-family homes create a stable, low-key feel. The neighborhood is walkable to parks and local shops. Chesapeake itself is Virginia's largest city by area, stretching from the Elizabeth River west into rural farmland. You're in the eastern part of the city, where suburban density and small-town character blend. Daily errands—groceries, coffee, a quick meal—are all within a mile or two. The area draws people who want a home close to the shipyard without the urban bustle. If you are comparing homes for sale in Chesapeake, note that this zip code sits at the heart of the commute corridor.

What's nearby

Plymouth Park is just half a mile away, offering green space and playgrounds. Indian River Park North and Campostella Square Park are each under a mile out, giving you multiple options for outdoor time. For food and coffee, LA PARADA STREET FOOD and Billys Burgers and Dogs are under a mile away. Beasley's Farm handles grocery runs in about a mile. RheuFit gym is also nearby if you're looking for fitness access. Convenience stores and quick stops dot the area within walking distance.

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