Why this home stands out
Built in 2024, this home skips the renovation guesswork entirely. You're getting fresh systems, current building codes, and a layout designed for the way people actually live today — four bedrooms, three full baths, a half bath, and 2,114 square feet that haven't been handed down through a decade of previous owners. In a market where new construction is still relatively rare at this price tier, that matters.
FOST TOWNS and the Moyock real estate market
Moyock sits in the northern tip of Currituck County, North Carolina — a genuinely small-town community that has grown steadily as Hampton Roads families discovered they could get more space without giving up easy access to Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, or the Outer Banks. The pace here is unhurried. Streets are quiet, lots tend to be generous, and neighbors tend to know each other. Currituck County governs this stretch, and the county has worked to preserve the rural character of the area even as development has picked up along the US-168 corridor. For buyers who want new construction without the density of a large master-planned community, Moyock consistently surfaces as one of the more compelling options in the region — the kind of address that anchors homes for sale in Moyock NC for buyers prioritizing space, quiet, and a short drive to everything Hampton Roads offers.
What's nearby
Day-to-day life is straightforward from 204 Oconner Street. Mannino's, a local restaurant just 0.7 miles away, is the kind of neighborhood spot worth having within walking distance for a weeknight dinner. HGF Pilates is also 0.7 miles out, so keeping a fitness routine doesn't require a long drive. The US-168 corridor connects Moyock quickly to Chesapeake's retail and grocery options to the north, and the northern Outer Banks — Duck, Corolla, and Kitty Hawk — are reachable in under an hour heading south. It's a practical location that quietly delivers on convenience without the congestion of a more urban zip code.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
The USCG Finance Center in Chesapeake is roughly 37 minutes from Moyock — a manageable commute that opens up a lot of square footage for the drive. A VA loan can make new construction like this more accessible than many buyers expect, and Currituck County's lower cost of living stretches a housing allowance further than comparable addresses closer to the base.
For families upgrading
Four bedrooms and three and a half baths in a 2024-built home give a growing family real room to spread out — no sharing bathrooms, no converting a den, no waiting on a renovation. Families comparing Moyock NC homes for sale will notice that new construction at this size is a strong value proposition in Currituck County, especially with the quiet streets and manageable commute distances this location offers.
More buyer questions
How far is 204 Oconner Street from USCG Finance Center Chesapeake?
The drive is approximately 37 minutes under normal traffic conditions via US-168 North into Chesapeake. The route is straightforward with no major bottlenecks for most of the commute.
Is 204 Oconner Street in a flood zone?
Flood zone status for this address is detailed in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data. Currituck County does include flood-prone areas, so reviewing that tile before making decisions is worthwhile.
What is the lot size at 204 Oconner Street?
Lot size details are available in the property data section of this page. Moyock properties in this area tend to offer more generous lot dimensions than comparable new construction closer to Virginia Beach or Chesapeake.
Does 204 Oconner Street have a garage?
Garage details are listed in the property features section of this page. As a 2024-built home, the property was constructed to current standards and typical new-construction configurations for the Moyock area.
How far is Moyock from the Outer Banks?
From 204 Oconner Street, the northern Outer Banks — including Corolla and Duck — are generally reachable in under an hour heading south on US-168. Seasonal traffic on NC-12 can extend that during summer weekends.
Tom and Dariya Milan know this corner of Currituck County well. Reach out to walk through 204 Oconner Street, ask questions, and get a straight answer on whether this home fits where you're headed.
