22 Ac Johnson Ln, Chesapeake, VA 23322

Why this home stands out

Land parcels in Chesapeake's western corridor rarely come to market. This address puts you three minutes from NSA Northwest Annex and deep inside one of the most sought-after zip codes in the region. The surrounding area is quiet and agricultural, with room to breathe that the rest of Hampton Roads simply cannot offer. If you want space, this is where you find it.

ALL OTHERS AREA 32 and the Chesapeake real estate market

The western reaches of Chesapeake feel different from the rest of the city. Out here, the roads are lined with mature trees, working farms, and wide-open sky. Lots are measured in acres, not square feet. The pace is slower, and neighbors tend to know each other by name. This part of the 23322 zip code sits inside the Hickory area — a community that has held onto its rural character even as Chesapeake has grown around it. Chesapeake itself is the second-largest city in Virginia by land area. That size means real diversity across its geography: dense commercial corridors in Greenbrier, historic waterways in Great Bridge, and quiet farmland out here in the west. Getting around is straightforward. Interstate 664 connects you north toward Suffolk and Newport News. Route 17 runs south toward the Outer Banks. Chesapeake is a city that gives you options without forcing you into traffic every day.

What's nearby

Daily errands are easier than the rural setting might suggest. A Walmart Supercenter and several grocery options sit about ten to fifteen minutes east along Battlefield Boulevard. Local farm stands and feed stores dot the surrounding roads. Sleepy Hole Park in nearby Suffolk offers trails, picnic areas, and river access within a short drive. Chesapeake's western branch of the public library is also within range. For dining, the Hickory area has a handful of local spots, and a broader selection opens up as you head toward Greenbrier.

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