Why this home stands out
What sets 204 62nd Street apart is the sheer amount of space you get this close to the water. At 3,307 square feet with four bedrooms and three and a half baths, this 2011-built home delivers room to spread out without sacrificing proximity to the beach. Most homes at this distance from the shore are considerably smaller — here, you get both the footprint and the location.
NORTH END VA. BEACH and the Virginia Beach real estate market
The 62nd Street corridor sits in one of Virginia Beach's most coveted coastal pockets — close enough to hear the ocean, far enough from the resort strip to feel genuinely residential. The streets here are lined with a mix of well-kept newer builds and classic beach cottages, giving the area a relaxed, lived-in character that's hard to find in a city this size. Virginia Beach itself is the most populous city in the Commonwealth, yet this corner of it feels like a small beach town. You're a short walk from First Landing State Park, one of the most visited state parks in Virginia, which means cypress swamps, hiking trails, and waterfront scenery are essentially in your backyard. The neighborhood draws a mix of military families, longtime locals, and buyers who simply want the beach lifestyle without the chaos of the Oceanfront strip. Daily life here is genuinely easy.
What's nearby
Step outside and your options open up fast. First Landing State Park is just 0.1 miles away — trails, water views, and nature without getting in your car. The best trailhead in First Landing is only 0.4 miles out for more serious hikers. When you're ready to eat, Session at the A.R.E. Café is 0.2 miles away, and Surf Club Ocean Grille is half a mile down the road for a waterfront meal. AREOM Studio, a local gym, is right at 0.2 miles — walkable on a weekday morning. Surf Beach Club is 0.5 miles away when you want sand and surf. This is a walkable coastal lifestyle, not just a marketing phrase.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
NAS Oceana is about 10 minutes from 204 62nd Street, and Dam Neck Annex is roughly 13 minutes out — both well within a practical daily commute. The home's 3,307 square feet gives growing military families real room to breathe, and Virginia Beach's strong support network for service members makes this part of the city a natural fit. VA loan eligibility can make a home at this size and location more accessible than many buyers expect.
For families upgrading
If you've outgrown your current place, 204 62nd Street answers that problem with four bedrooms, three and a half baths, and 3,307 square feet built in 2011 — meaning modern construction standards without the compromises of an older home. Add First Landing State Park at 0.1 miles and a walkable neighborhood with real restaurants and green space, and this is the kind of upgrade that actually changes how your family spends its time.
More buyer questions
How far is 204 62nd Street from NAS Oceana?
NAS Oceana is approximately 10 minutes from 204 62nd Street by car, making it one of the more convenient off-base options for personnel stationed there. Dam Neck Annex is about 13 minutes away.
What is First Landing State Park, and how close is it?
First Landing State Park is one of Virginia's most visited state parks, featuring hiking trails, cypress swamps, and Chesapeake Bay waterfront access — and it's just 0.1 miles from 204 62nd Street, essentially a short walk from the front door.
How big is the home at 204 62nd Street?
The home offers 3,307 square feet of living space across four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms, built in 2011 — a notably large footprint for a property this close to the Virginia Beach coastline.
Is 204 62nd Street in a flood zone?
Flood zone information for 204 62nd Street is available in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the property's exact parcel.
What is the neighborhood like around 62nd Street in Virginia Beach?
The 62nd Street area has a relaxed, residential beach-town feel — walkable to parks, restaurants, and the ocean, but removed from the busier resort corridor further south. It attracts a mix of military families, long-term residents, and buyers drawn to the coastal lifestyle.
Want to know more about 204 62nd Street or the surrounding Virginia Beach neighborhood? Tom and Dariya Milan are happy to walk you through everything — reach out anytime.
