Why this home stands out
Very few addresses in Virginia Beach deliver this combination: nearly a decade's worth of space built into a 1991 construction that was designed to impress from the foundation up. Six bedrooms, five full baths, and two half baths across 9,642 square feet means you're not squeezing anyone in — you have room for home offices, a dedicated guest wing, media spaces, and still have square footage left over. Properties at this scale simply don't come up often in this zip code.
BRIGHTON ON THE BAY and the Virginia Beach real estate market
Eden Way sits in a quieter residential pocket of Virginia Beach, a city that consistently ranks among the most livable on the East Coast. Virginia Beach blends genuine coastal character with a well-organized urban infrastructure — you get Atlantic shoreline, bay access, and a mature tree canopy in established neighborhoods, all without sacrificing proximity to major employers, retail corridors, and military installations. The immediate area around 1801 Eden Way feels settled and spacious, with larger lots and a low-traffic street pattern that rewards those who want privacy without remoteness. The broader Virginia Beach community offers a full calendar of outdoor events, a walkable Oceanfront district roughly twenty minutes away, and a restaurant and arts scene that punches well above the city's suburban reputation. For a property of this size, the surrounding context is exactly right — residential enough to feel like a true retreat, connected enough that daily life stays effortless.
What's nearby
Brighton on the Bay Park is just 0.3 miles away — an easy walk for morning routines or an afternoon with kids. Lynnhaven Park and Southall Quarter Park both sit under a mile out, giving you multiple green-space options without getting in a car. The wellness corridor nearby is genuinely impressive for a residential street: True Pilates Virginia Beach, Restorative Therapy Co., and TheStudio @RTC are all within 0.7 miles, making it straightforward to build a consistent fitness habit. Everyday errands along the nearby commercial corridors are quick, and the broader Lynnhaven area places grocery, dining, and pharmacy options well within a short drive.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
NAS Oceana is seven minutes from the front door, and Dam Neck Annex is twelve — commute times that are genuinely hard to beat in Virginia Beach. A home of this scale accommodates the realities of military life: space for a home office during remote duty periods, guest rooms for family visiting during deployments, and enough square footage that a large family never feels crowded. VA loan eligibility makes a property at this level more accessible than many buyers expect.
For families upgrading
If your current home has started to feel like a game of Tetris — kids sharing rooms, no dedicated workspace, guests sleeping on pull-out sofas — 1801 Eden Way is the answer. Six bedrooms and over 9,600 square feet means everyone gets their own space, and you still have room left for the playroom, the home gym, or the hobby studio you've been putting off. This is the kind of home a growing family buys and genuinely doesn't outgrow.
More buyer questions
How far is 1801 Eden Way from NAS Oceana?
NAS Oceana is approximately seven minutes by car from 1801 Eden Way, making it one of the closer large residential properties to the base in Virginia Beach. Dam Neck Annex is about twelve minutes in the opposite direction.
What is the square footage of 1801 Eden Way?
The home measures 9,642 square feet of living space across a six-bedroom, five-full-and-two-half-bath layout built in 1991.
Is 1801 Eden Way in a flood zone?
Flood zone information for this address is displayed in the dedicated FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the most accurate and up-to-date designation.
Are there parks near 1801 Eden Way?
Brighton on the Bay Park is just 0.3 miles away, and both Lynnhaven Park and Southall Quarter Park are within 0.9 miles — giving you three distinct green-space options all within easy reach.
What year was 1801 Eden Way built?
The home was built in 1991, placing it in a construction era known for generous room proportions and traditional residential architecture that has aged well in the Virginia Beach market.
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