2329 Centerville Tpke S, Chesapeake, VA 23322

Why this home stands out

At 3,575 square feet, 2329 Centerville Turnpike S gives you room to actually live — not just exist. Four bedrooms and three full baths mean no one is waiting in line in the morning. The 1992 build hits a sweet spot: solid construction from an era before builders started trimming every square foot, yet recent enough that major systems aren't ancient history. Southern Chesapeake is quieter and more spread out than the city's northern corridors, and that breathing room shows up in the lot, the pace, and the neighbors.

HICKORY and the Chesapeake real estate market

Centerville Turnpike South runs through one of Chesapeake's more established southern stretches — the kind of corridor where properties sit on real land and the traffic thins out the farther south you go. This part of the 23322 zip code leans residential and unhurried, with a mix of longtime owners and families who came for the space and stayed for the lifestyle. Chesapeake itself is Virginia's second-largest city by area, which means room to grow without the density of its neighbors. The city is known for its low crime rates relative to the region, its access to the Great Dismal Swamp, and a local government that has historically kept a close eye on managed growth. Whether you are comparing Chesapeake homes for sale across multiple zip codes or zeroing in on the southern end specifically, the 23322 area consistently draws buyers who want acreage-adjacent living without leaving city limits. Daily errands and commutes are manageable, and the sense of community in this part of town is genuine.

What's nearby

Day-to-day convenience is close enough. When a quick bite is the move, 3 Amigos Mexican Restaurant Hickory is just 0.7 miles away — a local go-to for the neighborhood. Krispy Krunchy Chicken is at the same distance if you need something fast and satisfying. A 7-Eleven sits about a mile out for coffee runs, late-night snacks, or a fill-up. The Hickory area of Chesapeake anchors this part of town with a small-town feel inside a large city — local spots, familiar faces, and enough amenities that you are rarely driving far for the basics. Families comparing homes for sale in Chesapeake often land in this corridor once they discover how much the Hickory community delivers.

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