Why this home stands out
Nearly 10 acres of land is the headline here, but the house itself earns equal attention: a freshly built 3,424-square-foot layout with four bedrooms and three and a half baths, all delivered in 2026. You're not inheriting someone else's renovation decisions or deferred maintenance — everything is new. That combination of acreage, square footage, and move-in condition makes 6664 Blackwater Rd a genuinely rare configuration in the 23457 zip code.
BLACKWATER and the Virginia Beach real estate market
The Blackwater neighborhood sits at Virginia Beach's rural southwestern edge, where the city quietly transitions into farmland, wetlands, and wide-open sky. This is one of the few corners of Virginia Beach where 9-plus-acre parcels still exist, neighbors are measured in distance rather than fence lines, and the pace of daily life slows down on purpose. Blackwater Road itself is a long, low-traffic country route — the kind of address where you can hear yourself think. Despite the rural character, you're still inside Virginia Beach city limits, which means access to the full range of city services without sacrificing the land. Families comparing homes for sale in Virginia Beach often discover Blackwater only after exhausting the denser suburban corridors to the north and east — and then wonder why they didn't look here first. The southern rural belt has a loyal following among buyers who want acreage, privacy, and the option to keep horses, chickens, or a serious garden.
What's nearby
Creeds, the closest rural village, puts a handful of everyday conveniences within a short drive — fuel, a feed store, and local farm stands that reflect the agricultural roots of this part of the city. For a full grocery run or a sit-down dinner, Pungo and the Courthouse area along Princess Anne Road are roughly 20 to 25 minutes north. The Virginia Beach Farmers Market in the Courthouse district is a weekend anchor for this part of the city. Outdoor recreation is close: the Northwest River Park and Campground in neighboring Chesapeake is under 20 minutes and offers paddling, hiking, and tent camping. Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge is also within reach for birding and wildlife walks.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Coast Guard Finance Center Chesapeake is about 33 minutes from the driveway, and Dam Neck Annex runs roughly 35 minutes in the other direction — both very manageable for a property that gives your family nearly 10 acres to spread out on. A VA loan can be a strong fit for a land-and-home purchase like this; the acreage and new construction year work in your favor when structuring financing.
More buyer questions
How far is 6664 Blackwater Rd from Dam Neck Annex?
The drive from 6664 Blackwater Rd to Dam Neck Annex runs approximately 35 minutes under normal traffic conditions, heading northeast through the Virginia Beach corridor.
What is the lot size at 6664 Blackwater Rd?
The parcel measures 9.713 acres — nearly 10 acres of land in Virginia Beach's rural Blackwater neighborhood, an unusually large holding for a residential property inside city limits.
Is 6664 Blackwater Rd in a flood zone?
Flood zone status for this address is detailed in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the parcel.
When was the home at 6664 Blackwater Rd built?
The home was built in 2026, making it a brand-new construction with no prior occupancy history — all systems, finishes, and structural components are new.
Are there homes for sale in 23457 with acreage comparable to this property?
Large-acreage properties in the 23457 zip code are uncommon — most homes for sale in 23457 sit on standard suburban lots, which makes a nearly 10-acre parcel like this one a rare find in the area.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this rural Virginia Beach corridor well — reach out to talk through the land, the layout, and what ownership here actually looks like day to day.
