Why this home stands out
Raw land in Chesapeake is genuinely hard to come by, and 2650 Benefit Road puts you in a part of the city where large parcels still exist and privacy still means something. Whether you're envisioning a custom home, a working farm, or a long-term land hold, this address gives you a blank canvas in a location that has quietly become one of the most desirable in all of Hampton Roads.
HICKORY and the Chesapeake real estate market
Chesapeake is the second-largest city by land area in Virginia, and that scale translates directly into lifestyle. Out here in the 23322 zip code, you're in the southern reaches of the city — a stretch where agricultural roots run deep, lots are measured in acres rather than feet, and the pace of life reflects it. Neighbors here tend to value their space, and the landscape backs that up with open fields, tree lines, and the kind of sky you rarely see closer to the urban core. Chesapeake as a whole offers a rare combination: proximity to the full Hampton Roads metro, access to major employers and military installations, and a residential character that never feels crowded. The city's infrastructure investment has followed its growth, which means you get rural feel without rural inconvenience. For buyers who want land with long-term upside in a city that continues to attract families and professionals, 2650 Benefit Road sits in exactly the right place.
What's nearby
Cornland Park is just 0.3 miles away, giving you a green space anchor right at your doorstep — useful whether you have kids, dogs, or simply want a place to decompress without getting in a car. Beyond that immediate radius, the broader Chesapeake road network puts everyday essentials within a reasonable drive. The area's rural character means you'll plan your errands with a bit more intention, but the tradeoff is acreage, quiet, and the kind of breathing room that's increasingly rare this close to a major metro. Daily life here rewards those who value space over convenience.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
The USCG Finance Center Chesapeake is about 21 minutes away, and Norfolk Naval Shipyard is reachable in roughly 28 minutes — making 2650 Benefit Road a workable land option for military families thinking ahead. A VA loan can be used to purchase land when paired with construction financing, so building your own home here is a path worth exploring with a lender who knows the process.
For families upgrading
If your family has outgrown a subdivision lot and you're ready for real space — room for a garden, outbuildings, animals, or simply a yard that doesn't end at a fence six feet from your neighbor — 2650 Benefit Road is the kind of opportunity that rarely surfaces. Chesapeake's 23322 corridor gives you that acreage-scale lifestyle while keeping you connected to the full metro area.
More buyer questions
How far is 2650 Benefit Road from Norfolk Naval Shipyard?
Norfolk Naval Shipyard is approximately 28 minutes from 2650 Benefit Road under typical driving conditions. The route connects through Chesapeake's main corridors without requiring highway travel the entire way.
What type of property is 2650 Benefit Road?
2650 Benefit Road is classified as a land and farms parcel in Chesapeake, Virginia — meaning it's undeveloped acreage suited for custom construction, agricultural use, or long-term land investment.
Is 2650 Benefit Road in a flood zone?
Flood zone information for this parcel is available in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data specific to this address.
Can a VA loan be used to purchase land at 2650 Benefit Road?
A VA loan on its own is designed for homes, but eligible veterans and service members can sometimes combine VA-backed construction financing with a land purchase — it's worth discussing the specifics with a lender experienced in VA construction loans.
Where is 2650 Benefit Road located within Chesapeake?
The property sits in the 23322 zip code, which covers the southern portion of Chesapeake — an area known for larger parcels, agricultural character, and lower density compared to the city's northern neighborhoods.
Curious about what's possible at 2650 Benefit Road? Tom and Dariya Milan know Chesapeake land well — reach out and let's talk through your options.
