412 Weeping Cedar Trl, Chesapeake, VA 23323

Why this home stands out

What sets 412 Weeping Cedar Trail apart is its combination of generous square footage for a late-1990s build, a location that puts two military installations within fifteen minutes, and genuine green space right around the corner at Deep Creek Lock Park. Four bedrooms give you real flexibility — whether that's a dedicated home office, a guest room, or growing room for a busy household — without the density of a townhome community.

HILLSIDE LANDING and the Chesapeake real estate market

Chesapeake is one of the largest cities by land area in the entire country, and the western side — where Weeping Cedar Trail sits — has a distinctly unhurried character compared to the busier corridors near the interstate. This part of the city blends established residential streets with pockets of preserved green space, and the Deep Creek area in particular has a quiet, community-oriented feel that longtime residents tend to hold onto. You're inside city limits with full municipal services, but the pace outside your door doesn't feel urban. Chesapeake sits in the heart of Hampton Roads, giving you reasonable access to Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Suffolk without committing to any of their denser neighborhoods. The surrounding area is largely owner-occupied residential, with local parks, a canal lock, and tree-lined streets that give the neighborhood its texture. It's the kind of place where neighbors recognize each other and the commute to work doesn't eat your entire morning.

What's nearby

Daily life is easy from Weeping Cedar Trail. Food Lion and Dollar General are both under a mile away for grocery runs and quick stops. Starbucks is 0.7 miles out when you need a proper coffee, and the 7-Eleven half a mile away covers the in-between moments. Hardee's is right there at 0.7 miles for a fast breakfast on the way out. For outdoor time, Deep Creek Lock Park is just half a mile away — a genuinely pleasant spot along the canal — and the Observation Platform nearby adds another reason to get outside. Olde Mill Run Park rounds out the options at under a mile.

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