Why this home stands out
What sets 4100 Scotfield Drive apart is the combination of genuine square footage and a layout that actually works — four real bedrooms upstairs, a half bath on the main level for guests, and enough common-area space to spread out without feeling like you're living on top of each other. At nearly 2,500 square feet, this 1995-built home hits a sweet spot between manageable and spacious that's harder to find than you'd think in this price band of western Chesapeake.
SCOTFIELD and the Chesapeake real estate market
Scotfield Drive sits in the western reaches of Chesapeake, one of the largest cities by land area on the East Coast and a community that consistently draws families for its lower density, strong infrastructure, and easy access to the broader Hampton Roads region. This corner of the city — sometimes called the Deep Creek or Churchland corridor — feels distinctly suburban without being remote. Streets are quiet, lots have breathing room, and neighbors tend to stay put, which gives the area a settled, rooted character that newer developments rarely replicate. Chesapeake itself offers a rare mix: you get genuine city services and amenities without the congestion of Norfolk or Virginia Beach's busiest corridors. Commutes fan out in multiple directions — Interstate 664, Route 17, and the Churchland Bridge all feed into the regional highway network, making it realistic to reach most Hampton Roads employment centers in under 30 minutes on a normal day. For a four-bedroom home, this location balances space, access, and neighborhood stability in a way that's genuinely hard to beat in the region.
What's nearby
Daily life is easy here. Grocery runs are straightforward — a Walmart Supercenter and Food Lion are both within a few minutes' drive, and the Churchland area along George Washington Highway has accumulated a solid lineup of pharmacies, fast-casual dining, and service businesses over the years. For coffee, you're a short drive from multiple options including a Starbucks on the Churchland strip. Western Branch Regional Library is close by for weekend afternoons, and Chesapeake's network of parks means green space is never far. When you want something a little more destination-worthy, Portsmouth's Olde Towne and Downtown Norfolk are both reachable in under 20 minutes.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Naval Medical Center Portsmouth and Norfolk Naval Shipyard are each about 14 minutes away — a genuinely short commute by Hampton Roads standards. That proximity makes 4100 Scotfield Drive a practical anchor for military households, and the four-bedroom layout gives you the flexibility to accommodate family, a home office, or a dedicated guest room. VA loan financing is a natural fit here, and the western Chesapeake location keeps you well-positioned for duty-station changes across the region.
For families upgrading
If your current home feels like it's shrinking around you, 2,452 square feet with four upstairs bedrooms and a proper half bath on the main level is a meaningful step up. The 1995 construction means you're getting a home with mature bones — established mechanicals, real closets, and room proportions that were designed before square footage started getting squeezed. Western Chesapeake's quieter streets and stable neighborhood character make the upgrade feel like it was worth the wait.
More buyer questions
How far is 4100 Scotfield Drive from Naval Medical Center Portsmouth?
The drive is approximately 14 minutes under normal traffic conditions, making it one of the more convenient residential locations for personnel assigned to NMCP. The route runs primarily along well-traveled corridors without relying on bridge-tunnel crossings.
How far is 4100 Scotfield Drive from Norfolk Naval Shipyard?
Norfolk Naval Shipyard is also about 14 minutes away, following a similar westward route through Portsmouth. Both bases are accessible without using the Downtown or Midtown tunnels, which is a meaningful quality-of-life factor for daily commuters.
What is the flood risk at 4100 Scotfield Drive?
Flood zone information for this address is displayed in the dedicated FloodRisk tile on this page — check that section for the current FEMA designation and any relevant details.
Is there an HOA at 4100 Scotfield Drive?
HOA status for this property should be confirmed through current disclosure documents — your agent can pull that detail during the due-diligence process.
What are the closest grocery stores to 4100 Scotfield Drive?
A Walmart Supercenter and a Food Lion are both within a short drive along the Churchland corridor, covering everyday grocery and household needs without a significant detour.
Want to see 4100 Scotfield Drive in person? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this part of Chesapeake well — reach out and they'll set it up.
