Why this home stands out
Built in 2024, this unit delivers the kind of clean slate most buyers spend years waiting for — no deferred maintenance, no outdated finishes, no surprises hiding behind the walls. Three full en-suite bedrooms plus a powder room means everyone gets real privacy. And with two of Hampton Roads' busiest installations less than ten minutes away, the commute math is hard to argue with.
LAKEWOOD and the Virginia Beach real estate market
Virginia Beach sits at the southeastern tip of Hampton Roads, and the stretch of the city surrounding 14th Street puts you squarely in the heart of the resort district — walkable to the Boardwalk, close to the inlet, and surrounded by the kind of coastal energy that doesn't quiet down just because summer ends. If you've ever wondered about things to do in winter in Virginia Beach, this address answers the question: First Landing State Park trails, the Virginia Aquarium, year-round dining along Atlantic Avenue, and a beach that's genuinely peaceful once the crowds thin out. Virginia Beach is an independent city — no county layer — with its own school system, utilities, and municipal services. The resort district specifically blends full-time residents with a walkable commercial core, giving the neighborhood a livelier, more urban texture than the suburban western reaches of the city. For a 2024 build this close to the water and the installations, the location is genuinely rare.
What's nearby
Daily errands and leisure are well within reach from 14th Street. Grocery options including Publix and Harris Teeter are a short drive inland along the Virginia Beach Boulevard corridor. The Boardwalk and Atlantic Avenue dining strip — think local seafood spots, coffee shops, and casual bars — are walkable. First Landing State Park, one of Virginia's most visited state parks, is roughly ten minutes north along Shore Drive. Lynnhaven Mall and the Town Center retail corridor are accessible in under twenty minutes for bigger shopping runs. The Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center is about fifteen minutes south near Rudee Inlet.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
NAS Oceana is six minutes away and Dam Neck Annex is seven — it's genuinely difficult to find a newer build this close to both installations. A VA loan pairs naturally with a 2024 construction unit like this one: no negotiating over inspection items, no seller credits for aging systems. Three en-suite bedrooms handle the practical reality of military households that need flexible space for family, guests, or a dedicated home office during deployment cycles.
For buyers drawn to character
New construction in the resort district of Virginia Beach is a short list, and a 2024 unit with over 2,000 square feet this close to the Boardwalk is shorter still. You're not trading character for convenience here — the coastal setting, the walkable street, and the proximity to va beach attractions winter and summer alike give this address a sense of place that a generic suburban build simply can't replicate. Three full baths and a half bath mean the layout actually works for real life.
More buyer questions
How far is 712 14th Street from NAS Oceana?
NAS Oceana is approximately six minutes by car from 712 14th Street, making it one of the closest new-construction options to the base in Virginia Beach. The route is straightforward with no highway driving required.
How far is 712 14th Street from Dam Neck Annex?
Dam Neck Annex is roughly seven minutes south of the property, an easy commute along General Booth Boulevard. Both installations are accessible without significant traffic friction for most shift times.
Is 712 14th Street Unit B in a flood zone?
Virginia Beach coastal properties vary significantly by block and elevation — check the FloodRisk tile on this page for the specific flood zone designation and current FEMA map data for this address.
What year was 712 14th Street Unit B built?
The unit was built in 2024, making it brand-new construction with modern mechanical systems, current building codes, and no deferred maintenance concerns.
Does 712 14th Street Unit B have an HOA?
As a condo unit, 712 14th Street Unit B is governed by a homeowners association — confirm current HOA documents, bylaws, and fee structure with the listing agent during the due diligence period.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this corridor well — reach out to schedule a walkthrough or get straight answers about the building, the HOA, and what ownership here actually looks like day to day.
