Why this home stands out
Six bedrooms across 4,683 square feet is a rare combination in this part of Chesapeake, and the 0.64-acre lot gives you breathing room that most suburban properties simply can't match. Whether you need dedicated home-office space, room for extended family, or just the luxury of a guest suite that doesn't double as a storage closet, this 1985-built home has the square footage to make it happen without compromise.
TYRE NECK POINT and the Chesapeake real estate market
Tyre Neck Point sits in the western reaches of Chesapeake, Virginia — a quiet residential pocket that trades urban density for generous lots, mature trees, and a noticeably slower pace. The streets here feel established rather than freshly stamped, which is exactly what draws buyers who want a neighborhood with some character already baked in. Chesapeake itself is one of the largest cities by land area on the East Coast, and that scale translates to variety: waterfront parks, miles of the Elizabeth River Trail, and a civic infrastructure that keeps growing. When people search for houses for sale in Chesapeake, they're often surprised by how much diversity exists within city limits — from dense urban corridors near the Greenbrier area to low-density enclaves like this one near the Portsmouth border. Tyre Neck Point leans firmly toward the latter. Neighbors tend to stay, lots are large enough that you're not living on top of each other, and the crescent-shaped streets keep through-traffic minimal.
What's nearby
Daily errands are easier than the quiet setting might suggest. ALDI, Grocery Outlet, and a BP are all within 0.6 miles, so a quick grocery run rarely turns into a production. When you want coffee before the day gets going, Starbucks and JoJack's Espresso Bar & Cafe are both under a mile away, with Dunkin' just 0.8 miles out. Little Caesars Pizza and Subway handle the easy weeknight dinners. For staying active, Full Potential Fitness and Wellness is just 0.4 miles away, Planet Fitness and the Portsmouth YMCA are both under a mile, and Churchland Little League Baseball Fields are 0.8 miles from the front door.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
NSA Northwest Annex is a nine-minute drive and Naval Medical Center Portsmouth is ten minutes out — that kind of proximity matters when PCS orders arrive and you're rebuilding routines from scratch. Six bedrooms handle deployments, visiting family, and the occasional home-office setup without anyone feeling crowded. VA loan eligibility makes a home this size more accessible than many buyers expect, and BAH rates in this zip code are worth a close look.
For families upgrading
If you've outgrown your current place and keep bumping into the walls, 4,683 square feet on a 0.64-acre lot is the kind of upgrade that actually solves the problem rather than just delaying it. Six bedrooms means every person in the household gets their own space — and there's still room left over for a dedicated playroom, home gym, or whatever the next chapter calls for. Tyre Neck Point's established, low-traffic streets are a genuine draw for families who want kids to feel the freedom of a real yard.
More buyer questions
How far is 3117 Harvesttime Crescent from NSA Northwest Annex?
NSA Northwest Annex is approximately nine minutes by car from 3117 Harvesttime Crescent, making it one of the more conveniently located addresses for personnel assigned there. Naval Medical Center Portsmouth is about ten minutes in the opposite direction.
What is the lot size at 3117 Harvesttime Crescent?
The lot measures 0.64 acres — just over half an acre — which is notably generous for a residential property in this part of Chesapeake and provides meaningful outdoor space on all sides of the home.
Is 3117 Harvesttime Crescent in a flood zone?
Flood zone status for this address is displayed in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data and is updated automatically when designations change.
What neighborhood is 3117 Harvesttime Crescent in?
The home is located in Tyre Neck Point, a low-density residential neighborhood in western Chesapeake, Virginia, near the Portsmouth city line.
How many bedrooms and bathrooms does 3117 Harvesttime Crescent have?
The home has six bedrooms and four full bathrooms across 4,683 square feet, all within a single-family residential structure built in 1985.
Curious whether 3117 Harvesttime Crescent fits your next chapter? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this corner of Chesapeake well — reach out and let's talk through the details.
