4904 Apricot Way, Chesapeake, VA 23321

Why this home stands out

New construction in 2026 means everything — systems, finishes, warranties — is fresh out of the box. You're not inheriting someone else's design choices or deferred maintenance. With three full bathrooms spread across 2,044 square feet, this three-bedroom layout gives every occupant genuine privacy. The half bath on the main level keeps guests out of the bedroom floors entirely. That's a level of functional planning you don't always find in older townhome stock.

THE GROVE and the Chesapeake real estate market

Chesapeake is one of the largest cities by land area on the East Coast, and the 23321 zip code puts you in its northwestern corridor — a part of the city that balances suburban calm with genuine convenience. This section of Chesapeake sits close to the Western Branch area, where newer residential development has brought well-maintained streets, accessible retail, and easy highway connections without the congestion of the city's older cores. The primary keyword for this address is new construction Chesapeake VA townhome, and it fits naturally here: buyers searching for new construction Chesapeake VA townhome options will find that the 23321 zip code consistently delivers newer builds with modern layouts. Chesapeake's city services, low crime rates in this corridor, and proximity to both Portsmouth and Suffolk make it a practical anchor for households that need to move efficiently across Hampton Roads.

What's nearby

Daily life runs smoothly from Apricot Way. The Western Branch corridor along Route 17 puts grocery stores, pharmacies, and casual dining within a short drive — typically under ten minutes. Battlefield Boulevard and its retail corridor are also accessible without a lengthy commute. For outdoor time, Chesapeake's parks system includes several options in this part of the city, and the Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge is a short drive south for hiking and wildlife watching. Interstate 664 is close by, which opens up the rest of Hampton Roads — Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Suffolk — without fighting surface-street traffic.

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