Why this home stands out
Built in 2006, this 1,900-square-foot residential property sits in one of Virginia Beach's most walkable coastal corridors — close enough to hear the energy of the Oceanfront, yet on a quieter side street that keeps daily life grounded. Three full baths plus a half bath across three bedrooms gives everyone their own breathing room, and the location means groceries, coffee, parks, and seafood are all reachable on foot.
BEACH BOROUGH and the Virginia Beach real estate market
The 22nd Street corridor sits in the heart of the Virginia Beach Oceanfront district, where the city's resort energy meets actual neighborhood living. Residents here are a mix of longtime locals, active-duty military families, and people who simply decided proximity to the Atlantic was non-negotiable. The blocks are compact and walkable, lined with a mix of newer construction and renovated cottages from earlier eras. Atlantic Avenue and the Boardwalk are just a few minutes on foot, giving you access to the beach, the bike path, and the seasonal festivals that define Virginia Beach summers — without the traffic headaches of driving in from further inland. The broader Virginia Beach resort area has invested heavily in its public spaces over the past decade, and it shows: the streetscape near 22nd Street feels polished and active year-round, not just in summer. City services, transit connections, and the full amenity belt of a major coastal city are all close at hand.
What's nearby
Everyday errands are almost embarrassingly easy here. Price Chopper is 0.1 miles away, Harris Teeter is 0.4 miles, and a BP is right at 0.3 miles for quick stops. For food, Mo'Bettas and Cajun Seafood & Bar are both within a block, and Daybreak Coffee and Mosaic Cafe are each 0.2 miles out. Acro Yoga 757 is 0.2 miles away for fitness, and the Holiday Inn and Garner Hotel both have gym access nearby. Season for Nonviolence Parklet, 24th Street Park, and Naval Aviation Monument Park are all within 0.3 miles — great for morning walks or an afternoon outside.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
NAS Oceana is seven minutes away and Dam Neck Annex is eight — this address is about as commute-friendly as Virginia Beach gets for active-duty personnel. A VA loan can make ownership here straightforward, and three bedrooms plus three-and-a-half baths means the home grows with a family through multiple duty stations and life changes.
For first-time buyers
If you've been waiting for a home that checks the location box without compromise, 411 22½ St delivers. You're steps from the Oceanfront, close to groceries and coffee on foot, and in a 2006-built property that doesn't carry the maintenance unknowns of older coastal construction. Three bedrooms and 1,900 square feet give you real room to grow into.
More buyer questions
How far is 411 22½ St from NAS Oceana?
NAS Oceana is approximately seven minutes by car from 411 22½ St, making it one of the more convenient addresses in Virginia Beach for personnel stationed there. Dam Neck Annex is similarly close at about eight minutes.
Is 411 22½ St walkable to the Virginia Beach Oceanfront?
Yes — the Boardwalk and Atlantic Avenue are just a few blocks away, easily walkable in under ten minutes on foot. The 22nd Street corridor is one of the most pedestrian-friendly stretches in the resort area.
What is the flood zone status for 411 22½ St?
Flood zone information for this address is detailed in the FloodRisk tile on this page — review that section for current FEMA designation and any insurance implications.
Does 411 22½ St have an HOA?
HOA status for this property should be confirmed through current disclosure documents — check the listing details or ask your agent directly for the most accurate information.
What parks are near 411 22½ St?
Three parks are within 0.3 miles: Season for Nonviolence Parklet, 24th Street Park, and Naval Aviation Monument Park — all walkable and well-suited for daily outdoor time.
Want to see 411 22½ St in person? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this stretch of Virginia Beach well — reach out and let's set up a walkthrough.
