Why this home stands out
Built in 2026, this 3,626-square-foot home in Ashville Park gives you the rare combination of generous square footage, a half-bath for guests, and construction so fresh the warranties are still ticking. Ashville Park's signature streetscapes, community green spaces, and architectural consistency mean your surroundings match the quality inside. You're not inheriting someone else's decisions — every finish, every system, every surface starts with you.
ASHVILLE PARK and the Virginia Beach real estate market
Ashville Park sits in the southern reaches of Virginia Beach, a planned community that trades suburban sprawl for intentional design — wide sidewalks, pocket parks, and homes that actually face each other. The neighborhood has a cohesive, almost storybook quality that's hard to find among new homes in Virginia Beach, where so many developments prioritize density over character. Virginia Beach itself is one of the largest cities by land area in the United States, which means Ashville Park residents enjoy genuine breathing room while still being connected to the full range of coastal city amenities. The Atlantic Ocean and the Chesapeake Bay both sit within easy reach. Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge borders the southern edge of the city, keeping this corner of Virginia Beach grounded in natural beauty. The city's military presence runs deep here too — Dam Neck Annex and NAS Oceana are both close enough to make daily commutes genuinely manageable.
What's nearby
Daily errands are easy from Alford Street. Food Lion is just under a mile away for grocery runs, and Lago Mar Pizza, Sage Kitchen, and Anderson's Virginia Beach are all within half a mile when you'd rather let someone else cook. For coffee, Anderson's doubles as a café stop, and Baja Coffee Co. is less than a mile out. Fitness options are plentiful — Red Mill Athletics, LFT Gym VB, and Anytime Fitness are all within a mile. Red Mill Farms Park is a quick walk or bike ride at 0.6 miles, and Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge Society is under a mile for trail access and wildlife watching on a bigger scale.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Dam Neck Annex is eight minutes away and NAS Oceana is twelve — commute times that make a real difference across a three-year tour. A VA loan pairs naturally with new construction homes in Virginia Beach, letting eligible buyers step into a brand-new home with financing built for military service. Four bedrooms and 3,626 square feet give every family member room to settle in.
For families upgrading
If your current home has started to feel tight, 2813 Alford Street answers with 3,626 square feet, four bedrooms, and 3.1 baths — enough room for everyone to have their own space without negotiating hallway time. Ashville Park's walkable layout and proximity to parks make it a neighborhood where kids actually go outside. And because this is new construction, you're not inheriting a renovation list.
More buyer questions
How far is 2813 Alford Street from Dam Neck Annex?
Dam Neck Annex is approximately eight minutes from 2813 Alford Street under typical traffic conditions. That short commute is one of the practical advantages of Ashville Park's location in southern Virginia Beach.
How far is 2813 Alford Street from NAS Oceana?
NAS Oceana is about twelve minutes from 2813 Alford Street, making it a realistic daily drive for personnel stationed there. Both bases are well within the range that most military families consider acceptable for a primary residence.
What is the Ashville Park neighborhood like?
Ashville Park is a master-planned community in southern Virginia Beach designed around walkability, green space, and architectural consistency. It has a distinct neighborhood identity — sidewalks, pocket parks, and homes oriented toward the street — that sets it apart from typical suburban subdivisions.
Is 2813 Alford Street in a flood zone?
Flood zone information for this address is available in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data. It's worth reviewing before making any decisions, as parts of southern Virginia Beach carry varying flood designations.
Does Ashville Park have an HOA?
Yes, Ashville Park is governed by a homeowners association. The HOA maintains the community's common areas, green spaces, and design standards — which is a big part of what keeps the neighborhood looking cohesive over time.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know Ashville Park and the southern Virginia Beach market well. Reach out to get your questions answered and schedule a walk-through of 2813 Alford Street.
