2904 Sir Walter Cres, Chesapeake, VA 23321

Why this home stands out

What sets 2904 Sir Walter Crescent apart is the combination of genuine square footage and a quiet crescent-street setting in one of Chesapeake's most established western corridors. At 3,000 square feet across four bedrooms, the floor plan gives every household member room to spread out — rare in this price band — while the 1974 construction era means solid bones, mature landscaping, and a neighborhood that already has its character fully formed.

POINT ELIZABETH and the Chesapeake real estate market

Sir Walter Crescent sits in the Western Branch corridor of Chesapeake, a city that consistently draws families and military households for its lower density, larger lots, and easy access to the rest of Hampton Roads. Western Branch itself feels like a proper neighborhood — crescent and cul-de-sac streets rather than grid blocks, mature tree canopy, and neighbors who tend to stay put for years. Chesapeake is Virginia's second-largest city by land area, which translates to breathing room you simply don't find closer to the water. Daily errands are straightforward: Route 17 and the Western Branch Road corridor keep you connected north toward Portsmouth and south toward the Chesapeake city center without fighting the congestion of the oceanfront. Families comparing homes for sale in Chesapeake often land in Western Branch specifically because the scale of the homes — and the lots they sit on — matches what they actually need for day-to-day life.

What's nearby

Lilley Farms Strawberries + More is practically at your doorstep at 0.2 miles — a genuinely useful local market for fresh produce that you'll find yourself stopping at more than you'd expect. When dinner calls, Surf Rider is under a mile away for casual waterfront dining, and Plaza Azteca Mexican Restaurant at Dock Landing is just a mile out for a reliable weeknight meal. The Western Branch area also puts you close to Chesapeake City Park, one of the region's largest municipal parks, with trails, athletic fields, and open green space. Pharmacy and grocery runs along the Route 17 corridor take minutes, not half an hour.

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