712 Crestfield Dr, Chesapeake, VA 23320

Why this home stands out

Five bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths in a 2026 build means you're getting a home where everything — the systems, the finishes, the structure — is factory fresh. The quarter-acre lot gives you genuine outdoor breathing room, which is harder to find than you'd think in this price corridor. Crestfield at Centerville is a tight, well-planned community, and 712 Crestfield Drive sits inside it with a footprint large enough to grow into rather than out of.

CRESTFIELD AT CENTERVILLE and the Chesapeake real estate market

Crestfield at Centerville is one of Chesapeake's newer residential communities, developed with an eye toward livability: sidewalks, consistent streetscaping, and neighbors who largely moved in around the same time you would. The surrounding Centerville area of Chesapeake is one of the city's most practical addresses — you're close to the interstate without being on top of it, and daily errands rarely require a long drive. Chesapeake itself is Virginia's second-largest city by land area, which translates to elbow room, lower density than neighboring Norfolk or Virginia Beach, and a strong local tax base that supports infrastructure. Homes in Chesapeake VA tend to hold their value well partly because the city keeps growing — and Crestfield at Centerville represents that newer wave of thoughtful residential development. If you want a community that feels established but is genuinely new construction, this neighborhood delivers.

What's nearby

Step outside and Chesapeake Nature Preserve is just 0.3 miles away — an easy walk or quick bike ride when you need to decompress or get the kids outside without loading everyone into the car. Beyond that, the Centerville corridor puts grocery stores, pharmacies, coffee shops, and casual dining within a short drive in multiple directions. Route 168 and Interstate 64 are both accessible without navigating a maze of back roads, which makes weekend trips to the Outer Banks or Virginia Beach Oceanfront genuinely low-friction. The area has enough retail density to handle most of what daily life requires.

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