1705 Mount Pleasant Rd, Chesapeake, VA 23322

Why this home stands out

What sets 1705 Mount Pleasant Road apart is the combination of generous square footage — over 2,000 square feet on a residential lot in southern Chesapeake — and a location that keeps daily errands genuinely quick. The 1989 construction era typically means solid framing and mature landscaping, and the surrounding Hickory corridor gives you a quieter suburban pace without sacrificing access to the broader Hampton Roads metro.

FENTRESS and the Chesapeake real estate market

Mount Pleasant Road sits in the Hickory area of Chesapeake, one of the city's more relaxed southern corridors where residential streets spread out and the pace slows down noticeably. Chesapeake is the largest city by land area in Virginia, and this part of it — zip code 23322 — leans suburban-rural, with a mix of established single-family neighborhoods and open stretches that keep things feeling uncrowded. For buyers exploring chesapeake bay realty options in this zip code, the Hickory area consistently stands out for its combination of space, accessibility, and neighborhood stability. The city itself is known for low crime relative to the broader region, strong infrastructure investment, and a genuine sense of community in its southern districts. Getting around is straightforward — Indian River Road and Battlefield Boulevard are both close, connecting you north toward Norfolk and Virginia Beach or south toward the Outer Banks without much friction.

What's nearby

Groceries are covered by Food Lion just 0.8 miles away — close enough for a quick weeknight run. When you want to eat out, Chicho's Pizza Hickory, Hardee's, and Angie's Family Restaurant are all within the same 0.8-mile radius, giving you real variety without a long drive. Morning coffee is easy too: McDonald's and 7-Eleven are 0.9 miles out, and Hotrodders Cafe rounds things out at 1.0 mile for something with a little more character. Universal Fitness is also just a mile away, so keeping a workout routine doesn't require much planning.

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