3221 Stefanie Ct, Chesapeake, VA 23323

Why this home stands out

Cul-de-sac living is a real advantage here. Traffic stays low, the street stays quiet, and the lot gets a natural sense of privacy that through-streets rarely deliver. Four bedrooms and three full baths inside 1,767 square feet means the layout works hard. The 1986 build era brought solid construction and generous room proportions. Chesapeake homes for sale at this price point and with this bedroom count are worth a close look.

STRAWBERRY ACRES and the Chesapeake real estate market

Stefanie Court sits in the western reaches of Chesapeake, a city that trades density for space. Streets here are lined with established trees and single-family homes from the 1980s and early 1990s. Lots tend to be generous, driveways are wide, and the pace is unhurried. The cul-de-sac setting puts this particular address a step further from through traffic. Chesapeake itself is the second-largest city by land area in the continental United States. That scale means genuine breathing room between neighborhoods. Getting around is straightforward — Interstate 664 and Route 17 are both close, connecting you to the broader Hampton Roads region in minutes. Downtown Norfolk is roughly 20 minutes east. Portsmouth is even closer. Anyone comparing homes for sale in Chesapeake will notice how well this part of the city balances accessibility with a low-key residential feel.

What's nearby

Day-to-day errands are simple from Stefanie Court. A Food Lion grocery store is just one mile away, so a quick stock-up run takes almost no time. Hot Stuff Pizza is under a mile when you want dinner without the drive. The 7-Eleven at 0.9 miles covers coffee and convenience items on the way out in the morning. Norfolk Naval Shipyard is about 12 minutes by car. USCG Base Portsmouth is roughly 13 minutes in the same direction. The combination of nearby services and easy base access makes daily logistics genuinely low-effort.

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