2257 Zia Dr, Virginia Beach, VA 23456

Why this home stands out

Scale and location rarely line up this cleanly. At 4,630 square feet with five bedrooms and four and a half baths, 2257 Zia Drive gives large households genuine room to breathe — separate spaces for work, guests, and everyday living. Add a five-minute drive to Dam Neck Annex and ten minutes to NAS Oceana, and you have a home that handles both the size question and the commute question at the same time.

LAGOMAR and the Virginia Beach real estate market

Zia Drive sits in the southern reaches of Virginia Beach, a part of the city where the pace slows without sacrificing convenience. The surrounding streets have a settled, established feel — homes built in the early 2000s on generous lots, with mature landscaping and quiet cul-de-sacs that make the neighborhood easy to move through on foot or by bike. This corner of Virginia Beach sits close to the Back Bay corridor, giving residents a natural backdrop that most suburban addresses simply cannot offer. The city itself is one of the largest in Virginia by land area, which means southern Virginia Beach has room — room between properties, room between commercial strips, room to feel like a place rather than a development. Families comparing homes for sale in Virginia Beach often discover that the 23456 zip code delivers that balance better than most: suburban calm with military-base access baked right in.

What's nearby

Step outside and two parks are practically at your door. Lago Mar Park at Back Bay is half a mile away — a natural-edge park where Back Bay's tidal marshes meet walking paths, making it a genuine daily-use destination for runners, dog walkers, and anyone who wants open sky. Sawyer Lake Estates Park is just 0.8 miles out, a neighborhood green that offers a quieter, more local feel. Beyond the parks, the broader Nimmo Parkway and General Booth Boulevard corridors put grocery stores, pharmacies, coffee shops, and restaurants within a short drive — the kind of everyday infrastructure that makes a large home feel practical rather than remote.

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