3536 Riverwood Cres, Chesapeake, VA 23322

Why this home stands out

What sets 3536 Riverwood Crescent apart is the combination of generous square footage — 2,464 square feet across three bedrooms and three full baths — and a mature, settled streetscape that newer construction simply can't replicate. Built in 1993, the home carries the solid bones of early-nineties residential construction while sitting within easy reach of Chesapeake's expanding retail and dining corridors. The Bowstring Truss Bridge park is literally steps away, giving you a trail escape without ever getting in the car.

RIVERWOOD and the Chesapeake real estate market

Riverwood Crescent sits in the southern Chesapeake corridor — a part of the city that has grown steadily without losing the quiet, tree-lined character that drew families here in the first place. Streets in this pocket of the 23322 zip code tend to feel residential in the best sense: neighbors who know each other, mature landscaping that softens the streetscape, and a pace of life that doesn't feel rushed. Chesapeake itself is one of the largest cities by land area in the United States, and that scale works in your favor — you get genuine suburban breathing room while still having fast access to the broader Hampton Roads metro. Interstate 64 and Route 168 are both within a reasonable drive, connecting you north toward Norfolk and Virginia Beach or south toward the Outer Banks. Families comparing Chesapeake homes for sale in this zip often single out the 23322 area specifically for its balance of space, greenery, and infrastructure.

What's nearby

The most immediate outdoor draw is the Bowstring Truss Bridge, a historic park structure just 0.4 miles from the front door — an easy walk for morning coffee runs or afternoon strolls. Beyond that immediate radius, the broader Chesapeake 23322 corridor puts grocery anchors, pharmacy chains, and casual dining within a short drive along Battlefield Boulevard and its surrounding commercial strips. The Chesapeake City Park complex and Greenbrier-area amenities expand your weekend options considerably. For those who travel frequently, Norfolk International Airport is accessible without a long highway stretch, and the Virginia Beach Oceanfront is roughly 30–40 minutes depending on traffic.

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