4624 Westborough Dr, Chesapeake, VA 23321

Why this home stands out

The floorplan gives you five bedrooms and three full baths across nearly 3,600 square feet, so there's genuine room to spread out. A corner lot on a low-traffic street keeps things quiet. The 1981-era construction means solid bones and a footprint designed for real family living, not cramped modern efficiency. Colonial Point itself is a stable, established neighborhood where homes hold their character.

COLONIAL POINT and the Chesapeake real estate market

Colonial Point is a mature residential neighborhood in Chesapeake where tree-lined streets and single-family homes define the block. You'll find a mix of ranch and colonial-style houses, most built in the 1970s and 1980s, sitting on modest lots that feel neighborly without being crowded. Chesapeake as a whole is Virginia's largest city by land area—a sprawling community that blends suburban comfort with genuine access to water, parks, and commerce. Getting around is straightforward: major roads like George Washington Highway and Route 17 connect you to shopping, dining, and the Naval Station complex in minutes. If you are comparing homes for sale in Chesapeake, note that Colonial Point offers that sweet spot of established neighborhood feel without isolation. The city's schools serve the area, and anyone comparing homes for sale zoned for Western Branch High School and homes for sale zoned for Southwestern Elementary School will find Colonial Point well-positioned.

What's nearby

Mer'z Family Diner sits just 0.4 miles away—a quick drive for breakfast or lunch. Frank's Truck Stop and Frank's Restaurant are both about 0.7 miles out, giving you casual dining options without leaving the neighborhood feel. The area has the kind of small-business character that makes daily life easy. Grocery stores, pharmacies, and gas stations are all within a few minutes' drive. Coffee shops and convenience stores round out the everyday stops you'll use.

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