419 Granada Dr, Chesapeake, VA 23322

Why this home stands out

What sets 419 Granada Drive apart is sheer square footage for the area — 3,371 feet across four bedrooms and three full baths gives you room that most comparable Chesapeake homes for sale simply can't match at this footprint. Built in 1985, the home carries the bones of that era: generous room proportions, a proper floor plan with separation between living and sleeping spaces, and a lot that gives you breathing room without demanding a tractor to maintain it.

LAS GAVIOTAS and the Chesapeake real estate market

Granada Drive sits in the Greenbrier corridor of Chesapeake — one of the city's most established and genuinely livable pockets. Greenbrier grew up in the 1980s as Chesapeake expanded southward, and it has aged gracefully: mature tree canopy, wide streets, and a mix of families who have been here for decades alongside newer residents discovering what the area offers. The neighborhood has a settled, unhurried feel without being remote — you're minutes from Greenbrier Parkway's full retail spine and just as close to quiet residential blocks. Chesapeake itself is Virginia's second-largest city by land area, which means you get suburban breathing room inside city limits. No state income tax surprises, strong city services, and a local government that has consistently invested in parks and infrastructure. For anyone comparing homes for sale in Chesapeake, the Greenbrier area reliably ranks among the most convenient sub-markets in the entire city.

What's nearby

Daily errands at 419 Granada Drive are almost effortlessly close. Food Lion is 0.4 miles away, ALDI is 0.7 miles, and a Walmart Neighborhood Market is under a mile — so grocery runs rarely require a second thought. Coffee is just as accessible: Starbucks and Dunkin' are both 0.3 miles out, with a McDonald's another few minutes down the road. Zeros restaurant is right there at 0.3 miles when you want a sit-down meal without the drive. For fitness, Orangetheory Fitness and FITNESS 19 are both within half a mile. Cedar Crossing Park is 0.3 miles away for a quick walk or afternoon outside, and Kevin Houston Park at Cedarwood adds another green-space option at 0.8 miles.

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