233 73rd St, Virginia Beach, VA 23451

Why this home stands out

What sets 233 73rd Street apart is the pairing of generous square footage — 3,100 feet across four bedrooms — with a location that puts First Landing State Park practically at your doorstep. Homes built in 2012 tend to carry modern mechanical systems and open floor-plan sensibilities that older coastal stock simply doesn't offer. Add quick access to two military installations and you have a property that works hard on multiple fronts.

NORTH END VA. BEACH and the Virginia Beach real estate market

Virginia Beach is one of the most livable cities on the East Coast, and the northern end near 73rd Street captures a quieter, more residential character than the resort strip a few miles south. This stretch sits close to the Chesapeake Bay shore, where the pace slows down and the scenery opens up. Tree-lined streets give way to First Landing State Park, one of the most beloved green spaces in the region. It's the kind of area where neighbors walk their dogs past maritime forest in the morning and grab coffee a half-mile away in the afternoon. Among virginia beach homes, addresses in this corridor are especially sought after because they balance genuine coastal living with everyday practicality — you're never far from grocery runs, dining, or the interstate when you need it.

What's nearby

Daily life is easy here. Session at the A.R.E. Café is just 0.5 miles away — a local spot worth knowing for a relaxed meal or a working lunch. AREOM Studio is at the same distance if you prefer to keep a fitness routine close to home. The real draw, though, is First Landing State Park at 0.8 miles, with the best trailhead in the park reachable in under a mile and Long Creek Trail just 1.0 mile out. Whether you're into kayaking, hiking, or simply a long morning walk through old-growth cypress, you'll find it all within easy reach of your front door.

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