348 George Washington Hwy N, Chesapeake, VA 23323

Why this home stands out

Homes built in 1925 don't come around often, and at 2,412 square feet this one delivers the kind of room-to-room scale that newer construction rarely matches at the same footprint. Three full baths across three bedrooms means nobody's waiting in line in the morning. Deep Creek gives you a true Chesapeake address — not a suburb pretending to be a city — with the Intracoastal Waterway corridor as your backyard context and a century of neighborhood roots beneath your feet.

DEEP CREEK and the Chesapeake real estate market

Deep Creek sits in the southwestern corner of Chesapeake, Virginia, where the city starts to feel less like a sprawl and more like a place with its own identity. The neighborhood wraps around the Deep Creek area of the Chesapeake and Albemarle Canal, giving the streets a waterway character that's hard to replicate. Chesapeake is one of the largest cities by land area on the East Coast, and Deep Creek is the kind of pocket within it where longtime residents stay for decades. If you've been searching houses for sale chesapeake, this corner of the city rewards a closer look — it's quieter than the Great Bridge corridor but still well-connected via George Washington Highway. The address puts you in Chesapeake proper with easy access north toward Portsmouth and Norfolk, and south toward the Outer Banks corridor. It's a neighborhood that feels established without feeling frozen in time.

What's nearby

Daily life is easy here. Deep Creek Lock Park and the Observation Platform are just 0.4 miles away — perfect for a morning walk along the canal without getting in the car. Groceries are covered with both a Food Lion and a Dollar General within 0.8 miles. For a quick bite, Red Robin is 0.6 miles out, Hardee's is 0.7 miles, and a 7-Eleven is right at 0.5 miles for those grab-and-go moments. Coffee runs are just as convenient — that same 7-Eleven handles the basics, and a Starbucks Coffee Company is 0.7 miles away when you want something more intentional.

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