310 Edward Ave, Suffolk, VA 23434

Why this home stands out

What sets 310 Edward Ave apart is the combination of a relatively recent build year and a genuinely walkable everyday footprint — rare for this part of Suffolk. Single-story living means no stairs to negotiate, and the 2008 construction brings modern mechanical systems that older Suffolk homes for sale in this price band rarely offer. Add a five-minute commute to Joint Staff J7 and you have a low-friction daily routine.

SADLER HEIGHTS and the Suffolk real estate market

Suffolk is Virginia's largest city by land area, and that scale means distinct pockets of character tucked throughout. The Edward Ave corridor sits in a quiet residential stretch of the 23434 zip code — established enough to feel settled, yet built out recently enough that the streets and infrastructure still feel fresh. Neighbors here tend to be long-term residents who value the city's slower pace without sacrificing access to everyday conveniences. Downtown Suffolk is a short drive east, where local restaurants, city parks, and the historic Obici House anchor a genuine small-city core. The broader city connects easily to Chesapeake, Portsmouth, and the Hampton Roads metro via Routes 58 and 460, so you're never truly isolated. Families comparing homes for sale in Suffolk often note how much more square footage and lot space the city offers compared to denser neighbors like Norfolk or Virginia Beach — and Edward Ave is a solid example of that value.

What's nearby

Daily errands are genuinely easy from 310 Edward Ave. ALDI is 0.4 miles out for quick grocery runs, and a full Kroger — with its in-store bakery — is just 0.8 miles away. Morning coffee is covered by Dunkin' at 0.4 miles and a Starbucks Coffee Company at 0.7 miles. Hardee's is practically at the corner, and a 7-Eleven is two blocks out for late-night needs. Pivot Performance gym is 0.3 miles away for anyone keeping up a fitness routine. Lake Meade Dog Park and Lake Meade Park, both at 0.7 miles, give dogs and families a genuine green-space outlet. Even Suffolk's Smallest Park — a charming local curiosity — is under a mile.

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