Why this home stands out
What sets Windridge Road apart is its rare combination of military-base proximity and genuine neighborhood calm. Seven minutes to NAS Oceana and fourteen to Dam Neck Annex means commute stress stays low, while the surrounding streets feel like a real community — established trees, single-family homes, and neighbors who have been around long enough to wave hello. For a 1985 build at this square footage, the floor plan gives you real, usable space rather than chopped-up rooms.
OAK SPRINGS and the Virginia Beach real estate market
Windridge Road sits in a well-established residential pocket of Virginia Beach — the kind of area where the streets have a settled, lived-in character that newer developments simply can't replicate. Virginia Beach as a city offers year-round appeal, and that includes the quieter seasons: virginia beach in december, for example, means mild winters compared to most of the country, uncrowded beaches, and a city that keeps humming without the summer traffic. The surrounding zip code, 23452, puts you west of the resort strip and closer to the working, everyday side of the city — grocery runs are quick, commutes are manageable, and you're not paying a beachfront premium to get here. This part of Virginia Beach draws people who want a real neighborhood with real infrastructure, not a vacation-zone address.
What's nearby
Start your morning at Angie's Bakery, just 0.2 miles away — close enough to walk if the weather cooperates. Bodega Cafe is another half-mile out when you want something a little different, and there's a 7-Eleven at the same distance for those quick grab-and-go moments. Daily errands stay manageable from this address: the broader Virginia Beach corridor along this stretch puts grocery stores, pharmacies, and dining within a short drive in multiple directions. You're not dependent on one road or one shopping center, which matters more than people realize until they've lived somewhere less connected.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
NAS Oceana is seven minutes away — that's a real number, not an optimistic estimate. Dam Neck Annex adds a fourteen-minute option for households with dual-military schedules or a change in orders. Virginia Beach has a deep military community, VA loan use is common here, and lenders in the area know the paperwork. This address puts you inside the practical commute radius without requiring you to live on base perimeter roads.
For first-time buyers
A 3-bedroom, 2-bath home at 1,625 square feet gives you genuine room to grow without the overhead of a sprawling property you're not ready to maintain. Built in 1985, the bones are solid and the floor plan is functional — no awkward additions or trendy open-concept gambles. Virginia Beach in november and the cooler months are actually a smart time to tour homes in this area: less competition, more negotiating room, and you get a real sense of how the neighborhood feels outside of peak season.
More buyer questions
How far is 3717 Windridge Road from NAS Oceana?
The drive is approximately seven minutes under normal traffic conditions, making it one of the more practical addresses for personnel stationed at Oceana. The route avoids most of the congestion that affects longer commutes in Virginia Beach.
How far is 3717 Windridge Road from Dam Neck Annex?
Dam Neck Annex is roughly fourteen minutes by car from Windridge Road. That puts it well within range for daily commuting, and the drive is straightforward without major highway dependency.
Is 3717 Windridge Road in a flood zone?
Flood zone information for this address is displayed in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data. We recommend reviewing that section and discussing it with your agent before making any decisions.
Does 3717 Windridge Road have a garage?
Structural details including garage type are best confirmed through the current property disclosures and a walkthrough — your agent can pull the specifics and walk you through the layout in person.
What is the neighborhood like around Windridge Road in Virginia Beach?
The area is a well-established residential neighborhood built out primarily in the 1980s, with single-family homes, mature landscaping, and a community feel that newer developments in Virginia Beach tend to lack. It's a working, everyday part of the city rather than a resort-adjacent address.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this part of Virginia Beach well — reach out to schedule a walkthrough or ask questions about the neighborhood, the commute, or the buying process.
