404 Redbrick Dr, Chesapeake, VA 23325

Why this home stands out

The layout gives you real separation between living zones. A full basement adds storage and flexibility. The lot sits back from the road on a peaceful street where neighbors know each other. Updates over the years have kept systems current. You'll find the bones solid and the foundation strong. This 1968 build has the character of an era when homes were constructed to last.

GEORGETOWN COLONY and the Chesapeake real estate market

Chesapeake is Virginia's largest city by land area, a blend of suburban neighborhoods and open space that feels less urban than many Hampton Roads communities. Your street is residential and tree-lined, the kind of block where kids ride bikes and people walk dogs in the evening. Homes here range from mid-century ranches to newer construction, creating a mixed-age streetscape. Getting around is straightforward—major routes like George Washington Highway and Indian River Road connect you to shopping, dining, and services across the city. If you are comparing homes for sale in Chesapeake, note that this zip code sits in the heart of the city's central corridor. The commute to downtown Norfolk takes about 20 minutes. Anyone comparing homes for sale zoned for Indian River High School or homes for sale zoned for Georgetown Primary School will find this address serves both. You're minutes from Greenbrier Mall, grocery stores, and the Intracoastal Waterway parks.

What's nearby

A short drive puts you near Greenbrier Mall for shopping and dining. Chesapeake Public Library branches are within 10 minutes. Parks with playgrounds and trails dot the area—Greenbrier Park and the Intracoastal Waterway offer outdoor space. Restaurants and coffee shops cluster along George Washington Highway. Grocery stores and pharmacies are convenient. The Chesapeake waterfront parks give you access to water views and recreation without a long trip.

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