1632 Bay Point Dr, Virginia Beach, VA 23454

About this home

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Set on a 1.65 spectacular waterfront lot, this exceptional Baycliff property captures breathtaking panoramic views stretching across the widest expanse of the bay to the natural beauty of First Landing State Park. Whether you're boating, paddleboarding, kayaking, or simply relaxing on the deck with a glass of wine as the sun reflects across the water, this is waterfront living at its finest. Build the custom pier and boat lift you've always envisioned, host unforgettable pool parties, holiday gatherings, and even waterfront weddings—this remarkable property was made for creating lifelong memories. Offering more than 5,700 square feet of living space, the contemporary floor plan is both spacious and inviting. The main level features elegant formal living and dining rooms, a welcoming family room with a fireplace, and a first-floor primary suite complete with a private waterfront deck, a generous walk-in closet, and a beautifully remodeled bath. Upstairs are three additional bedrooms, including one with an ensuite bath, plus two versatile bonus rooms (without closets) that are ideal for guest rooms, home offices, playrooms, or creative spaces. The full basement offers endless possibilities as a recreation room, guest or in-law suite, fitness area, or ultimate game room, along with two expansive storage rooms that could easily become hobby, workout, or media spaces. A two-car garage with an oversized workshop completes the home. Located in one of Great Neck's most beloved waterfront neighborhoods, residents enjoy an active civic league, a welcoming sense of community, a neighborhood boat ramp, and access to the renowned Alanton/Baycliff Pool and swim team—making this an extraordinary place to call home.

Listing courtesy of Stephanie Clark · RE/MAX Alliance · REIN MLS #10642635

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