202 Cameron Xing, Suffolk, VA 23434

Why this home stands out

Five bedrooms in a single-family home under 30 years old is a combination that's genuinely hard to find in this price range of Suffolk homes for sale. The layout gives you real flexibility — whether that's a dedicated home office, a guest suite, or a playroom that doesn't double as a hallway. Add a half-bath on the main level, a 1998 build quality that predates the cookie-cutter era, and an eight-minute commute to Joint Staff J7, and this address earns its place on any serious shortlist.

REIDS CROSSING and the Suffolk real estate market

Suffolk is one of the largest cities by land area on the East Coast, and that scale translates into a lifestyle that feels genuinely unhurried without being remote. The 23434 corridor sits in the city's more established residential fabric — tree-lined streets, manageable lot sizes, and neighbors who tend to stay put. Cameron Crossing itself carries that same character: a quiet interior address with easy reach to Route 58 and the broader Suffolk grid. Downtown Suffolk is a short drive west, where you'll find local restaurants, the Obici House, and a growing arts scene anchored by the Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts. Eastward, the Western Branch corridor connects you to Chesapeake in under 20 minutes. For families comparing homes for sale in Suffolk, the location threads the needle between suburban calm and genuine regional connectivity — you're not sacrificing access for quiet, and you're not sacrificing quiet for access. Suffolk's continued investment in infrastructure and parks makes this a city that rewards long-term ownership.

What's nearby

Day-to-day errands are covered without much effort. Royal Farms sits just 0.4 miles away and handles quick grocery runs, coffee, and a bite to eat — all in one stop. Food Lion at 0.8 miles gives you a full-service grocery option for the weekly shop, and a BP station rounds out the fuel-and-essentials circuit at 0.9 miles. When you want to sit down, Al Forno Pizzeria at 0.7 miles is a local favorite worth knowing. Millers coffee shop at 0.9 miles is the kind of neighborhood spot that makes a slow Saturday morning feel like a small luxury. The 7-Eleven at 0.4 miles covers those late-night or early-morning gaps everything else misses.

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