905 Camp St, Chesapeake, VA 23323

Why this home stands out

Built in 2021, 905 Camp Street skips the guesswork that comes with older homes. The mechanical systems, roof, and finishes are all recent. Four bedrooms and three and a half baths give everyone room to spread out. At 2,490 square feet, the floor plan has space for both daily routines and weekend gatherings. That combination of newer construction and generous square footage is harder to find among Chesapeake homes for sale than most buyers expect.

CULPEPPER LANDING and the Chesapeake real estate market

Camp Street sits in the western reaches of Chesapeake, a city that trades urban density for wide lots, quiet streets, and genuine breathing room. The 23323 zip code is one of Chesapeake's more residential pockets. Neighbors here tend to keep their yards, and the streets feel settled without feeling sleepy. The housing stock around Camp Street leans toward single-family homes built in the last two decades. That means consistent upkeep and a cohesive streetscape. Chesapeake itself is Virginia's second-largest city by land area. Getting around is straightforward — Route 17 and Interstate 664 connect you north toward Norfolk and south toward the Outer Banks. Downtown Norfolk is roughly 20 minutes away. The city has its own parks system, library branches, and recreation centers, so daily life rarely requires leaving Chesapeake at all.

What's nearby

Three parks land within a mile of the front door. Sawyers Mill Park is about 0.8 miles away and offers open green space for outdoor time. Olde Mill Run Park sits at roughly 0.9 miles and adds another nearby option for a walk or an afternoon outside. Deep Creek Park is also about 0.9 miles out. Having three separate parks this close means you're never far from fresh air. The Deep Creek corridor of Chesapeake has grocery stores, pharmacies, and casual dining along the Route 17 corridor, all within a short drive.

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