1753 Burson Dr, Chesapeake, VA 23323

Why this home stands out

Five bedrooms in 1,700 square feet is a rare find — most homes this size stop at three. The 1962 build gives the home solid bones and a layout that puts bedrooms where you actually need them. Parkview Play Area is a short walk from the front door. Add a nine-minute drive to USCG Finance Center Chesapeake and twelve minutes to Norfolk Naval Shipyard, and the location punches well above its zip code.

PARKVIEW and the Chesapeake real estate market

Burson Drive sits in a quiet, established section of western Chesapeake. The streets here are lined with mid-century ranch and split-level homes, most built between the late 1950s and early 1970s. Lots tend to be generous, and the pace of the neighborhood is unhurried. Bryant Farms Park is about a mile away for open-air recreation. The broader 23323 corridor has grown steadily, and anyone comparing homes for sale in 23323 will notice that this pocket holds its character well. Chesapeake is Virginia's second-largest city by land area, which means space — both indoors and out. Getting around is straightforward via Interstate 464 and the surrounding arterials. Downtown Norfolk is roughly 20 minutes northeast. Virginia Beach is accessible in about 25 minutes. Chesapeake homes for sale in this zip code appeal to buyers who want city amenities without city density.

What's nearby

Publix Super Market at Dominion Station covers weekly grocery runs from just one mile away. For a quick bite, Restaurante Mexicano is half a mile down the road. Amber Lantern Restaurant and Amber Lantern Deli, both about eight-tenths of a mile out, round out the local dining options nicely. Parkview Play Area is two-tenths of a mile from the front door — close enough to walk on a weekday afternoon. Bryant Farms Park, one mile away, adds green space for weekend outings. Daily errands are easy to string together without a long drive.

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