Holland Homes for Sale in Suffolk, VA
Holland is a historic rural village in the southwest corner of Suffolk, Virginia. It sits where Holland Road (U.S. Route 58) meets Ruritan Boulevard and South Quay Road (State Route 189). Originally known as Holland's Corner, it grew up as a crossroads trading center. That came after the Atlantic and Danville Railroad reached the area in 1888. It was incorporated as an independent town in 1900. After a major fire on New Year's Day 1910, much of the village center was rebuilt in brick. Holland later dissolved into the City of Nansemond in 1972. That city then merged into the City of Suffolk in 1974. Today its compact village center is the Holland Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places. Working farmland, open fields, and larger lots ring it. Housing near the old business corner includes late-19th- and early-20th-century homes and farmhouses. Farther out are ranches, custom builds, and acreage parcels spread across the land around the village.
4 homes for sale in Holland right now.
4
Active Listings
$297,000
Median List Price
$236
Avg. $ / Sq. Ft.
33
Avg. Days on Market
2d ago
Newest Listing
Live from the REIN MLS, refreshed continuously. Stats reflect active for-sale inventory in Holland.
Neighborhood6
Sold · last 12 mo
$380,000
Median sale price
$188
Median sold $/sq ft
17
Median days on market
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Living in Holland
Daily life in Holland is tied to the land. Tree-lined streets at the village core give way to peanut, cotton, and soybean fields, barns, and wooded acreage. The community has deep civic roots. In fact, the very first Ruritan Club was chartered here in 1928. That tradition of small-town gatherings still shapes local life around churches, the historic depot area, and seasonal events. Everyday errands, groceries, and dining are a short drive away along Route 58 toward the larger Suffolk shopping strips. Downtown Suffolk adds restaurants, the riverfront, and the long-running Suffolk Peanut Fest each fall. Outdoor time centers on the open rural landscape and nearby waterways. Trips to reservoirs such as Lake Kilby and Lake Meade are an option. So are the parks closer to the city center. Commuters use Route 58 and Route 460 to reach downtown Suffolk. From there, they connect to U.S. 17, I-664, and the wider Hampton Roads job markets in Chesapeake, Portsmouth, and beyond.
Holland's housing stock spans more than a century. It is anchored by late-19th- and early-20th-century homes, classic farmhouses, and historic buildings in the village center. From there it opens up to mid-century ranches, newer custom homes, and acreage and farm parcels across the countryside. Inventory tends to be limited and turns over slowly. Many properties sit on large lots or working land held for the long term. Demand is shaped by buyers looking for room to spread out, farm and horse potential, and a rural setting. That setting still keeps Route 58 access to greater Suffolk and Hampton Roads. The result is a market defined less by volume than by character. Each home, lot size, and piece of land matters. A given rural property can be hard to find and worth the wait.
What Holland homes actually sell for
Computed from REIN MLS closed sales over the trailing 12 months — updates with every MLS sync, not a third-party monthly aggregate.
$380,000
Median sale price · 12 mo
6 closed sales
$188
Median sold $ / sq ft
closed sales with recorded sq ft
17 days
Median days on market
for homes that closed
$60K–$675K
Active listing range
4 on the market today
| Property type | Sold · 12 mo | Median sale price |
|---|---|---|
| Detached homes | 6 | $380,000 |
Source: REIN MLS closed sales, trailing 12 months, computed by VaHome.
How Holland compares
The 3 closest Suffolk neighborhoods VaHome profiles, measured from map center to map center. Same 12-month REIN closed-sales math for every row.
| Neighborhood | Median sale | $ / sq ft | Days on mkt | Sold · 12 mo | For sale |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Holland | $380,000 | $188 | 17 | 6 | 4 |
| Burbage Grant · 19.3 mi | $425,000 | $212 | 16 | 53 | 12 |
| The Retreat at Harbour Cove · 20.2 mi | $516,475 | $226 | 121 | 9 | 6 |
| Pughsville · 20.3 mi | $359,900 | $206 | 8 | 5 | 14 |
Source: REIN MLS closed sales, trailing 12 months, refreshed every 10 minutes. Neighborhoods with fewer than 5 closed sales are left out so no row rests on one or two homes.
What the homes in Holland are like
Age, size, lot and price band of the 6 Holland homes that closed since Oct 16, 2025, as recorded in the REIN MLS.
1933
Median year built
6 sales with a recorded year
1,816 sq ft
Median living area
3-bedroom is the most common layout
2.00 acres
Median lot · detached
5 detached sales with a recorded lot
| Price range by type | Sold · 12 mo | Lower quarter | Median | Upper quarter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Detached homes | 6 | $317,093 | $380,000 | $416,500 |
Lower and upper quarter are the 25th and 75th percentile sale prices. Half of all sales fell between them.
HOA reality
0%
Sales with an HOA
0 of 6 closed sales where REIN recorded an association
Fees are what the listing agent entered at the time of sale. Confirm the current amount and what it covers with the association before you write an offer.
Source: REIN MLS closed sales since Oct 16, 2025, computed by VaHome. Any figure with fewer than 5 recorded homes is left out.
Recently sold in Holland
The latest 6 closings from the REIN MLS. Each opens the home's full sold record.
6745 S Quay RD, SUFFOLK VA 23437
4 bd · 2 ba · 1,869 sqft
$317,093
Sold Sep 2026
401 Kingsale RD, SUFFOLK VA 23437
3 bd · 1.1 ba · 1,467 sqft
$360,000
Sold Sep 2026
7132 S Quay RD, SUFFOLK VA 23437
3 bd · 2 ba · 3,262 sqft
$460,000
Sold Aug 2026
404 Kingsale RD, SUFFOLK VA 23437
4 bd · 2 ba · 2,280 sqft
$400,000
Sold Aug 2026
1513 Glen Haven DR, SUFFOLK VA 23437
4 bd · 2 ba · 1,762 sqft
$416,500
Sold May 2026
8725 S Quay RD, SUFFOLK VA 23437
3 bd · 1 ba · 1,200 sqft
$240,000
Sold Mar 2026
What buyers should know
Neutral counts from the 20 Holland homes VaHome has mapped against federal and state hazard layers — shown the same way for every neighborhood.
0%
of mapped homes sit in FEMA high-risk flood zones
X · 20
0 of 20
mapped homes inside a Navy jet-noise (AICUZ) contour
Every VaHome listing shows its exact noise zone and Accident Potential Zone.
Zone NONE
hurricane evacuation zone
Va. Dept. of Emergency Management — Know Your Zone.
Sources: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer · U.S. Navy AICUZ via city GIS · Virginia Dept. of Emergency Management.
Census profile of the Holland area
$81,981
Median household income
39.3
Median age
67.3%
Owner-occupied households
31%
Bachelor's degree or higher
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 5-Year Estimates (2020–2024), census-tract level for the Holland area. Shown identically for every neighborhood.
Bases & commutes
Straight-line distances from the center of Holland. Every listing page shows live drive times with traffic.
Listings & market data updated October 2026 · Live REIN MLS data
Holland real estate FAQ
Where exactly is Holland located within Suffolk?+
Holland sits in the rural southwestern part of the City of Suffolk. It centers on the crossroads where Holland Road (U.S. Route 58) meets Ruritan Boulevard and South Quay Road (State Route 189). It is southwest of downtown Suffolk, with open farmland all around.
Is Holland its own town or part of Suffolk?+
Holland is part of Suffolk today. It was its own incorporated town from 1900 until it dissolved into the City of Nansemond in 1972. That city then merged into the City of Suffolk in 1974. Holland remains a distinct, named village within the larger city.
What kinds of homes and lots are typical in Holland?+
You'll find historic homes and farmhouses near the village center. Beyond that are ranches, custom-built houses, and larger acreage and farm parcels across the countryside. Lot sizes here tend to be generous next to Suffolk's more suburban areas.
What makes Holland historically significant?+
Holland is a listed Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places. It has more than 100 contributing buildings. They show its growth as a railroad and crossroads trading village. The buildings also show its rebuilding in brick after a 1910 fire. It is the birthplace of the Ruritan Club too, chartered here in 1928.
Which Suffolk public schools serve the Holland area?+
Holland falls within Suffolk City Public Schools. The southwest part of the city is generally zoned to Southwestern Elementary. Attendance lines can change. So confirm the current school zones for a given address with Suffolk City Public Schools. Then review ratings on GreatSchools.
What is the commute like from Holland to the rest of Hampton Roads?+
Holland's main artery is Holland Road (U.S. Route 58). It runs northeast toward downtown Suffolk and connects to Route 460, U.S. 17, and I-664. That puts greater Suffolk, Chesapeake, and Portsmouth within a reasonable drive. Still, the village setting is more rural and farther from the urban core than central Suffolk.
About Suffolk
Homes for sale in Suffolk, VA offer some of the best value on new homes in Hampton Roads. Suffolk is Virginia's largest city by land area. It covers 430+ square miles. Driver, Bennett's Creek, and North Suffolk in the 23435 ZIP have brand-new master-planned neighborhoods. Downtown Suffolk in 23434 has historic neighborhoods. Prices here usually run 15-25% lower than the same kind of home in Virginia Beach or Chesapeake. North Suffolk, ZIP 23435, is growing faster than any other part of the city. Its commute to Norfolk Naval Shipyard and downtown Norfolk runs via Route 17. That commute is a big draw. The Driver and Burbage Grant neighborhoods have 4-5 bedroom new construction. Prices there run $450K-$700K. Holland and Southwest Suffolk in 23437 and downtown Suffolk in 23434 have lower-priced homes under $350K. Historic Victorian and Craftsman homes sit in walkable neighborhoods. Suffolk Public Schools runs the K-12 schools. King's Fork High, Lakeland High, and Nansemond River High are the main high schools. The Suffolk listings below pull live from the REIN MLS. They refresh every 2 minutes.
Schools serving Suffolk
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