436 Stoney Mist Way, Chesapeake, VA 23322

Why this home stands out

Six bedrooms in a new-construction home is genuinely rare in this price tier of Chesapeake. Whether you need a dedicated home office, a guest suite, a playroom, and still have bedrooms left over — this floor plan actually delivers. Built in 2025, everything from the mechanicals to the finishes is fresh, and you're not inheriting anyone else's deferred maintenance. That combination of scale and newness is hard to find in a single package.

STONEY CREEK and the Chesapeake real estate market

Stoney Creek sits in the Great Bridge corridor of Chesapeake — one of the city's most consistently sought-after pockets for families who want suburban breathing room without sacrificing convenience. The streets here are quiet and relatively new, with a mix of well-kept single-family homes and a neighborhood feel that's easy to settle into. People who move to Stoney Creek tend to stay, which keeps the community stable and the streets well-maintained. Chesapeake itself is an independent city — and if you've ever searched what county is Chesapeake VA in, the answer is that it operates as its own independent city rather than belonging to any surrounding county, giving residents direct access to city services and a locally governed school system. The broader Great Bridge area gives you access to waterways, parks, and a historic downtown district just a short drive away. Daily life here moves at a comfortable pace, and the city's size means you rarely have to travel far for what you need.

What's nearby

Stonegate Park is just 0.6 miles from the front door — a quick walk or an easy bike ride when the weather cooperates. Having a park that close matters more than it sounds on a Tuesday afternoon when the kids need to burn energy before dinner. The Great Bridge area surrounding Stoney Creek adds layers of convenience: local dining, grocery options, and everyday retail are all within a short drive. The historic Great Bridge Battlefield and Waterway Festival grounds give the area a genuine sense of place beyond strip-mall suburbia. You're also well-positioned for access to the broader Hampton Roads region without fighting through the worst of the metro traffic.

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