3264 Sacramento Dr, Virginia Beach, VA 23456

Why this home stands out

Five bedrooms in a 1998-built single-family home is a combination that's harder to find than you'd expect in this part of Virginia Beach. The square footage — 2,495 feet across two-plus baths — gives growing households real breathing room without the sprawl that makes upkeep a weekend job. The location splits the difference between NAS Oceana and Dam Neck Annex, which is a genuine advantage for dual-military households or anyone whose orders could shift between the two.

COURTHOUSE ESTATES and the Virginia Beach real estate market

Sacramento Drive sits in the 23456 zip code, a southern Virginia Beach corridor that trades the boardwalk buzz for quieter streets and a more residential pace. The area draws families who want proximity to the base without living on top of it, and neighbors here tend to put down roots — you'll notice the mature landscaping and well-kept lots that come with a community where people stay. Virginia Beach as a city wraps a surprising amount of variety into one address: Atlantic Ocean beaches, state parks, a working naval presence, and a local food scene that punches above its weight. The 23456 pocket specifically sits close to the Pungo and Princess Anne corridors, giving you access to farm stands, open land, and a slower southern tempo that feels genuinely different from the resort strip. It's the kind of zip code that anchors homes for sale in 23456 for buyers who've done their research and know exactly which part of the city they want.

What's nearby

Daily life from Sacramento Drive is straightforward. Groceries, pharmacies, and everyday retail are within a short drive along the Virginia Beach Boulevard and Nimmo Parkway corridors. Farmers markets in the Pungo area add a seasonal bonus for anyone who appreciates locally grown produce. Red Mill Commons and Landstown Commons both sit within reasonable distance for bigger shopping runs. For green space, First Landing State Park and the Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge are accessible without a long haul, offering trails, water access, and wildlife that remind you this city has a natural side. The Virginia Beach Amphitheater is also nearby for summer concerts.

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