2069 Munden Point Rd, Virginia Beach, VA 23457

Why this home stands out

Seven thousand square feet built in 1998 gives this five-bedroom, four-full-and-three-half-bath home a scale that's genuinely rare in the 23457 zip code. You're not trading space for scenery here — you get both. The Pungo corridor is one of the last stretches of Virginia Beach where large residential lots still feel agricultural in the best way, and Munden Point Road sits right at its southern tip, where the land meets the water's edge.

PUNGO and the Virginia Beach real estate market

Pungo is Virginia Beach's quieter alter ego — a rural southern district where farm stands, open fields, and winding two-lane roads replace the boardwalk bustle most people associate with the city. Munden Point Road runs toward the Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge corridor, making the landscape here feel more Eastern Shore than resort town. Neighbors tend to put down long roots. Properties are spread generously apart, and the community has a distinctly self-sufficient character that attracts buyers who want room to breathe without leaving city limits. Virginia Beach as a whole is the largest city by land area in the contiguous United States, and Pungo accounts for a meaningful slice of that footprint — which is exactly why homes for sale in Virginia Beach at this southern latitude feel so different from listings closer to the oceanfront. The city's agricultural reserve program has protected much of the surrounding land from dense development, so the open character you see today is by design, not accident.

What's nearby

Step outside and Munden Point Park is a short walk down the road — roughly half a mile — offering waterfront access, boat ramps, and open green space that makes weekend mornings genuinely easy. Disc golf enthusiasts will appreciate that the Munden Point Park Disc Golf Course Front Nine is only 0.3 miles away, a rare walkable amenity for a property this rural. Beyond the immediate surroundings, Pungo's small village center is a short drive north, where you'll find the beloved Pungo Strawberry Festival grounds, local farm markets, and a handful of longtime community businesses. For broader shopping, dining, and services, the Courthouse and Kempsville corridors are accessible via Princess Anne Road.

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