Why this home stands out
What sets Unit 210 apart is the combination of square footage and a two-full-bath layout that's genuinely hard to find at this address. At 1,381 square feet, this isn't a compact starter condo — there's real room to spread out. The 2006 construction means you're working with modern bones: open floor plans, standard ceiling heights, and building systems that don't require the same attention older stock demands. Two separate full baths make the floor plan work equally well for roommates, guests, or a dedicated home office setup.
BEACH BOROUGH and the Virginia Beach real estate market
Baltic Avenue sits in the resort and beach corridor of Virginia Beach, one of the most recognizable stretches in all of Hampton Roads. The address puts you squarely in the energy of a city that draws millions of visitors each year — but residents here know how to live around that rhythm, not just in spite of it. The oceanfront is close, the boardwalk is close, and the mix of year-round restaurants, coffee shops, and small businesses along Atlantic and Pacific Avenues gives the area a genuine neighborhood pulse even in the off-season. Virginia Beach is the most populous city in the commonwealth, and this part of it carries the kind of walkable, coastal character that's difficult to replicate further inland. The city's resort district has seen consistent investment over the years, and the Baltic Avenue corridor reflects that — newer construction, maintained streetscapes, and a density that keeps daily errands genuinely manageable on foot or by bike.
What's nearby
The Atlantic Ocean and Virginia Beach Boardwalk are within easy walking distance, giving you direct access to the beach without a car. Restaurants and casual dining options line Atlantic and Pacific Avenues within a few blocks. Grocery runs are straightforward with several options a short drive away. Coffee shops, pharmacies, and convenience retail are all embedded in the resort district. For green space, the beachfront itself functions as a linear park, and First Landing State Park is a short drive north along Shore Drive — one of the more underrated natural escapes in the region.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
NAS Oceana is about eight minutes away, and Dam Neck Annex is roughly nine — two of the region's most active installations within a single-digit drive. For service members using a VA loan, a condo at this price point and location can make a lot of financial sense. The short commute leaves more time at home, and the Virginia Beach resort corridor gives families genuine lifestyle options right outside the door.
For buyers drawn to character
If you want a home that puts you inside the energy of coastal Virginia Beach rather than just near it, Unit 210 delivers that. The resort district has a personality — walkable, lively, and genuinely different from the suburban grid further west. At 1,381 square feet with two full baths, this condo gives you enough space to live comfortably while keeping you close to everything that makes this stretch of Virginia Beach worth living in.
More buyer questions
How far is 2951 Baltic Ave #210 from NAS Oceana?
NAS Oceana is approximately eight minutes away by car, making this one of the more convenient addresses in Virginia Beach for personnel stationed there. The route is straightforward with no major traffic chokepoints during typical commute windows.
How far is 2951 Baltic Ave #210 from Dam Neck Annex?
Dam Neck Annex is about nine minutes south, an easy drive that keeps the commute short for personnel assigned to that installation. The proximity to both bases makes this address practical for dual-military households as well.
Is 2951 Baltic Ave #210 in a flood zone?
Virginia Beach's coastal areas carry varying flood zone designations, and the resort district is no exception. Check the FloodRisk tile on this page for the specific FEMA flood zone designation assigned to this address.
What is the walk score like for 2951 Baltic Ave #210?
The Baltic Avenue location puts you within comfortable walking distance of the oceanfront, boardwalk, and a dense cluster of restaurants, shops, and services along the resort corridor — it's one of the more walkable addresses in all of Virginia Beach.
Does 2951 Baltic Ave #210 have an HOA?
Yes, as a condominium unit the property is governed by a homeowners association. The HOA tile on this page has current details on what the association covers and any applicable rules for the building.
Ready to see Unit 210 in person? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this corridor well — reach out and they'll get you inside.
