2949 Prince Of Wales Dr, Chesapeake, VA 23321

Why this home stands out

Five bedrooms and over 3,100 square feet in a 1977 home means you're getting the kind of room counts and floor-plan generosity that newer construction in this price band rarely delivers. The western Chesapeake location is the other piece: two major installations within ten to eleven minutes, a local farm stand practically at the corner, and quick access to the broader Hampton Roads network without the congestion of the beach corridor.

BRITTANY WOODS and the Chesapeake real estate market

Prince of Wales Drive sits in western Chesapeake, a part of the city that tends to draw buyers who want elbow room without sacrificing convenience. The streets here are established — mature trees, larger lots, and a neighborhood rhythm that feels settled rather than rushed. Chesapeake itself is Virginia's second-largest city by land area, which means you get genuine suburban breathing space while still being wired into the region. The 23321 zip code covers a stretch of the Western Branch area, and families comparing homes for sale in 23321 often note how the neighborhood balances proximity to military installations with access to everyday retail along the Taylor Road and Portsmouth Boulevard corridors. It's not a flashy address, but it's a dependable one — the kind of western Chesapeake pocket where neighbors tend to stay put.

What's nearby

Lilley Farms Strawberries + More is just 0.2 miles away — a local farm stand that makes a Saturday morning errand feel like a small event. For sit-down meals, Surf Rider is under a mile out, and Plaza Azteca Mexican Restaurant at Dock Landing is right at a mile. Everyday errands along Portsmouth Boulevard are a short drive, and the broader Western Branch commercial corridor keeps grocery runs and pharmacy stops close. Getting onto Interstate 664 or Route 17 from here is straightforward, which matters when your week involves commuting across Hampton Roads.

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