504 Torrey Ct, Virginia Beach, VA 23454

Why this home stands out

What sets 504 Torrey Court apart is the combination of generous square footage for a three-bedroom home — 2,174 square feet — and an almost absurdly convenient location. You're within a tenth of a mile of a park, a gym, and a well-regarded restaurant, yet you're also five minutes from a major naval air station. That kind of layered convenience, in a mature 1979-built neighborhood, is harder to find than it looks.

KENSTOCK and the Virginia Beach real estate market

Torrey Court sits in a well-established section of Virginia Beach near the London Bridge Road corridor — a part of the city that grew up in the late 1970s and has aged gracefully into a comfortable, walkable pocket. The streets here are quiet and residential, lined with mature trees and single-family homes that have real square footage and real yards. It's not a flashy new development; it's the kind of neighborhood where people stay for decades because the bones are good and the location keeps paying off. Virginia Beach itself is one of the largest cities by land area in the United States, and this particular corner of it sits in a sweet spot — far enough from the resort strip to feel like a real neighborhood, close enough to the oceanfront and the bay to enjoy everything the coast has to offer on a weekend. The city's mix of military presence, civilian employment, and outdoor lifestyle gives it an energy that's hard to replicate elsewhere in Hampton Roads.

What's nearby

Step outside and you're immediately surrounded by options. London Bridge Park and an outdoor basketball court are both within a tenth of a mile, and TrainVB gym is right there too if you prefer a structured workout. The Veranda is just two-tenths of a mile away for a sit-down meal, with Yiannis Wine & Food and Victoria's Pizzeria both under a third of a mile. Grocery runs are easy — Food Lion, American Asian Food Market, and Tienda Mundo Latino are all within half a mile, giving you real variety. Tropical Smoothie Cafe and Dunkin' handle the morning coffee run, and Kenstock Park rounds out the green space options at just 0.3 miles.

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