3016 Cedarville Road, Chesapeake, VA 23322

Why this home stands out

Properties with genuine acreage and genuine age rarely share the same deed, but 3016 Cedarville Road does exactly that. Thirty-seven acres of Chesapeake countryside surround a home that has stood since 1880 — well before the city itself existed. Whether you picture working land, a private retreat, or a multi-generational compound, the canvas here is extraordinary. This is old Virginia in the most literal sense.

HICKORY and the Chesapeake real estate market

The Hickory area sits in the southwestern reaches of Chesapeake, where the city's suburban grid gives way to wider lots, tree lines, and a slower pace that residents here protect fiercely. It's a community built around space — neighbors tend to know each other by name, and the landscape still carries the agricultural character that shaped this corner of Hampton Roads for generations. Chesapeake itself is Virginia's second-largest city by land area, and that scale means genuine variety: you can be deep in the countryside on Cedarville Road and still reach retail corridors, healthcare, and major highways within a reasonable drive. For families comparing homes for sale in Chesapeake, Hickory consistently draws those who want acreage without sacrificing city services. The 23322 zip code covers a stretch of the city that feels genuinely rural at its edges — and 3016 Cedarville Road sits comfortably within that character.

What's nearby

Day-to-day life on Cedarville Road leans on the car, which feels entirely natural given the rural setting. Cael Eagle NW park is just about a mile away — a convenient green space for a morning walk or an afternoon with the kids. Hickory's broader commercial corridor along Battlefield Boulevard puts groceries, pharmacies, and casual dining within a manageable drive. The Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge is also within reach for anyone drawn to serious outdoor recreation. It's a trade — you give up walkability and gain 37 acres of your own.

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