John King · Realtor · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices RW Towne Realty · Virginia Beach, VA · 23452 · Kings Grant Corridor · (757) 270-3994
Lynnhaven CorridorKings Grant · Little Neck · Middle Plantation · Bishopsgate
The complete neighborhood guide & market update for the Kings Grant corridor — established, heavily-treed central Virginia Beach living with lakes, Lynnhaven River access, and top-zoned schools.
Kings Grant Median
~$507K
Corridor Price Range
$320K–$1.6M
Zip Code
23452
Sub-Neighborhoods
8+
Kings Grant Virginia BeachLittle Neck Homes For SaleChesopeian Colony WaterfrontThalia & Middle PlantationVirginia Beach 23452
The Lynnhaven corridor — Kings Grant, Little Neck, Middle Plantation and Thalia (23452) — is central Virginia Beach's brick-colonial, mature-tree market with Lynnhaven River waterfront at the top. Kings Grant trades around $507K; Redfin's Kings Grant polygon closed 20 homes at a $645K median with 21 days to contract, and the wider 23452 ZIP ran $412K, up 9.8%, for the three months ending August 2026. Written and kept current by John King — U.S. Navy veteran and REALTOR® with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices RW Towne Realty, Virginia license 0225211050 — 441 closings across Hampton Roads since 2014, 44.2% of the 428 MLS transactions VA-financed, 5.0 stars on 117 Google reviews. Call or text (757) 270-3994.
Last reviewed October 11, 2026 · Market figures: Redfin, three months ending August 31, 2026 · Closing record: REIN MLS, June 2014 – August 2026
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Neighborhood Guide
An established, heavily-treed corner of central Virginia Beach
The Lynnhaven Corridor is best understood as the Kings Grant area — a cluster of mature, tree-lined neighborhoods threaded along North Lynnhaven Road, Little Neck Road, and Kings Grant Road in central Virginia Beach (zip 23452). It is anchored by Kings Grant itself and woven together with Little Neck, Chesopeian Colony, Thalia, Middle Plantation, Bishopsgate, and Lynnwood, plus smaller pockets like Kings Forest, Little Neck Cove, and Malibu.
What ties these neighborhoods together is character: wooded lots and a deep tree canopy, neighborhood lakes and marshes, and direct access to the Eastern Branch of the Lynnhaven River. Most of Kings Grant was built in the 1960s and 1970s — well-kept ranches and colonials with hardwood floors and sizeable, often-fenced yards — while the waterfront enclaves of Chesopeian Colony, Little Neck, and Middle Plantation reach up into the estate range. Thalia, on the value side near Virginia Beach Boulevard, keeps the corridor accessible to first-time and move-up buyers.
This is a corridor where people put down roots. Owner-occupancy is high and turnover is low, and the area is held together by some of the most active civic groups in the city — the King's Grant Civic League, the Chesopeian Colony Civic League, and the Middle Plantation Civic League — hosting everything from a community yard sale to an annual Fourth of July parade. Central to the whole city, it sits roughly 10–20 minutes from both the Oceanfront and Town Center, with quick I-264 access and no tunnels between you and the Navy bases.
Neighborhood History
From a Native village on the Lynnhaven to a tightly-held family corridor
The Kings Grant corridor carries layers of Virginia Beach history — in its place names as much as its streets. From the Native people who fished the Lynnhaven River to the English-heritage naming of its mid-century subdivisions, the area's identity was built up over centuries before it became the established corridor families seek out today.
Pre-1607
The Chesepians
A Native village on the Lynnhaven River
Long before English settlement, the Chesepian people lived along the Lynnhaven River and Lynnhaven Bay, with the village of Chesepioc near present-day Great Neck Point. Their name echoes today in Chesopeian Colony, the waterfront neighborhood at the bottom of the Lynnhaven River — a quiet nod to the area's earliest residents.
1633
A Borrowed Colonial Name
Middle Plantation's namesake
The neighborhood of Middle Plantation takes its name from the 1633 colonial settlement of the same name — the fortified community midway between the James and York rivers that was later renamed Williamsburg. The Virginia Beach neighborhood, set on the wooded shoreline of Lynnhaven Bay within Little Neck, carries that colonial-era name into a modern enclave of brick colonials and waterfront estates.
1920s–1950s
Early Waterfront Settlement
The river peninsulas take shape
As Princess Anne County's farmland gave way to suburban Virginia Beach, the peninsulas along the Lynnhaven River began to fill in. Chesopeian Colony's oldest home dates to 1922, and residents formally organized the Chesopeian Colony Civic League in 1957 — one of the earliest neighborhood associations in the area, still active today with its long-running Fourth of July parade and cookout.
1960s–1970s
Kings Grant Develops
Wooded lots, ranches, and English-heritage streets
Kings Grant proper was developed largely through the 1960s and 1970s — ranch and colonial homes set on wooded lots among neighborhood lakes, with English-heritage street names like Kings Grant Road, Bishopsgate Lane, and Enfield Chase. Neighborhood schools followed, including Kings Grant Elementary and the highly regarded Kingston Elementary, cementing the area's reputation as a family corridor. To the west, Thalia grew up near Virginia Beach Boulevard as the corridor's accessible, value-oriented side.
Today
Established & Tightly Held
A central corridor with deep roots
Today the Kings Grant corridor is one of central Virginia Beach's most established and stable submarkets — a mature tree canopy, neighborhood lakes and parks, active civic leagues, and a price range that runs from value homes in Thalia to deep-water estates in Chesopeian Colony, Little Neck, and Middle Plantation. Owner-occupancy is high, turnover is low, and well-located homes rarely sit for long.
Location
Where is the Kings Grant corridor and how do you get around?
The corridor sits in central Virginia Beach, zip 23452, along North Lynnhaven Road, Little Neck Road, and Kings Grant Road — just north of Virginia Beach Boulevard and Interstate 264, wrapping the Eastern Branch of the Lynnhaven River. Kings Grant and Thalia sit on the inland side; Little Neck, Chesopeian Colony, and Middle Plantation reach out onto the river and bay peninsulas.
You'll want a car for daily errands, but everything is close. Lynnhaven Mall, the Virginia Beach Boulevard retail corridor, and the Hilltop shopping area are all within a few minutes, and I-264 puts both the Oceanfront and Town Center roughly 10–20 minutes away. Norfolk and the airport are an easy reach via the interstate.
For military families: the corridor's central position is a major draw — it's tunnel-free to NAS Oceana, Dam Neck, and JEB Little Creek, and reachable to Naval Station Norfolk without crossing a tunnel. That "this side of the tunnel" location is one of the most common reasons PCS families choose the Kings Grant area.
Explore the Area
The Kings Grant corridor on the map — neighborhood & nearby
See exactly where the Kings Grant corridor sits in central Virginia Beach — the Lynnhaven River, nearby shopping, dining, schools, and base access all in one view.
The Kings Grant corridor sits in central Virginia Beach along North Lynnhaven and Little Neck Roads, wrapping the Lynnhaven River.
Real Estate
Kings Grant corridor real estate: what to expect
The corridor is really several markets in one. Thalia offers value ranches, townhomes, and condos near Virginia Beach Boulevard; Kings Grant proper is the wooded 1960s–70s core; and Little Neck, Chesopeian Colony, and Middle Plantation hold the waterfront estates on the Lynnhaven River and bay. Browse current corridor listings here.
Kings Grant Median
~$507K
Little Neck Range
$450K–$1.6M
Thalia (Value)
~$320K
Typical Days on Market
~24 days
Pricing by sub-neighborhood
Sub-Neighborhood
Typical Range
Character
Thalia
~$300K – $450K
Value side near VA Beach Blvd & Thalia Creek; ranches, townhomes, some waterfront (Thalia Shores)
Brick colonials & waterfront estates on Lynnhaven Bay
Ranges are representative and move with the market. John pulls exact REIN MLS comps for any street or sub-neighborhood on request.
From the Agent
What most buyers get wrong about the Kings Grant corridor
I've been selling real estate in Hampton Roads for 13+ years. Here's what I see buyers misunderstand
about this corridor — over and over.
1
They treat the corridor as one market — it's really three or four.
A $350K townhome in Thalia, a $550K wooded ranch in Kings Grant, and a $1.4M deep-water home in Chesopeian Colony are completely different products a few minutes apart. Comparing them on one price-per-foot number is how buyers either overpay or talk themselves out of the right house. Pricing here is block by block.
2
They underestimate how much the schools drive demand.
Kingston Elementary's reputation and the Lynnhaven Middle → First Colonial pipeline keep family demand steady and turnover low. In the most sought-after pockets, a well-priced home near those schools can be gone in a weekend. If schools matter to you, get pre-approved and be ready to move — and always confirm the exact zoning for the specific address.
3
They chase waterfront and overlook the wooded interior lots.
Everyone wants Lynnhaven River frontage — and it's worth it for the right buyer. But the heavily-treed interior lots in Kings Grant deliver space, mature canopy, lake and park access, and real privacy without the waterfront premium or the flood-insurance line item. For a lot of families that's the smarter buy.
Have questions about a specific Kings Grant sub-neighborhood?
I know this corridor block by block — Kings Grant, Little Neck, Thalia, Chesopeian Colony, and the rest. Call or text me directly.
The school zoning is one of the most-cited reasons families choose the Kings Grant corridor. Most of the area is zoned through the pipeline below; Thalia is generally served by its own elementary school. Attendance zones are assigned by address, so always confirm the exact assignment with Virginia Beach City Public Schools for a specific home.
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King's Grant Elementary School
Virginia Beach City Public Schools · Grades PK–5 · 612 N Lynnhaven Rd
PK–5
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Kingston Elementary School
Virginia Beach City Public Schools · Grades PK–5 · Serves much of Kings Grant & Little Neck
PK–5
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Lynnhaven Middle School
Virginia Beach City Public Schools · Grades 6–8
6–8
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First Colonial High School
Virginia Beach City Public Schools · Grades 9–12 · Legal Studies Academy magnet program
9–12
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Thalia Elementary School
Virginia Beach City Public Schools · Grades PK–5 · Generally serves the Thalia neighborhood
PK–5
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Private options nearby
Prince of Peace Lutheran School and Sunnybrook Day School serve families within the corridor
Private
Lifestyle
Living in the Kings Grant corridor: amenities & community
Life in the corridor revolves around its trees, lakes, and the Lynnhaven River. Between neighborhood parks, paddle launches, swim and racquet clubs, and a public golf course minutes away, there's a lot of outdoors built into everyday life here.
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King's Grant Neighborhood Park
A shaded, kid-friendly park with an accessible multi-age playground and walking paths leading down to the river and open forest space.
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Watergate Lane Canoe & Kayak Park
A neighborhood launch into the Eastern Branch of the Lynnhaven River — paddle out for fishing, birding, or a quiet morning on the water.
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King's Grant Lynnhaven Recreation Association
The community pool and swim association — a summer hub for corridor families, alongside Lynnhaven Baseball's long-running youth league.
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Little Neck Swim & Racquet Club
Pool and tennis on the Little Neck peninsula — one of several private clubs and neighborhood green spaces (Witt Park, The Triangle) scattered through the corridor.
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Bow Creek Golf Course
A public municipal 18-hole course and recreation center just south of the corridor near Virginia Beach Boulevard — golf, a rec center, and event space minutes away.
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Lynnhaven River Access
Boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing from the corridor's waterfront enclaves — Chesopeian Colony, Little Neck, and Middle Plantation — many with private docks and deep-water access.
Community life
The corridor is held together by some of the most active civic groups in Virginia Beach. The King's Grant Civic League runs neighborhood events and a community yard sale; the Chesopeian Colony Civic League — organized back in 1957 — hosts an annual Fourth of July parade and cookout and a Halloween party; and the Middle Plantation Civic League keeps its waterfront enclave tight-knit. It's the kind of place where kids ride bikes to school and neighbors actually know each other.
Dining Near the Kings Grant Corridor, Virginia Beach
Best Restaurants Near the Kings Grant Corridor
The corridor's neighborhoods are quiet and residential — the dining is just minutes away along Virginia Beach Boulevard
and around Lynnhaven Mall. From churrasco and steakhouses to from-scratch American and quick Mediterranean bowls,
these are spots Kings Grant–area families actually go to. If you're researching restaurants near Lynnhaven
Mall or places to eat near Kings Grant Virginia Beach, this is a solid starting point.
Estimates only · Tax at 1.1% VA rate · Insurance at 0.5%
Kings Grant — 12-Month Median Price Trend (Redfin polygon)
September 2025 – August 2026 · Source: Redfin, rolling 3-month median sale price · Updated monthly
Current Median
$645K
↓ 5.3% YoY
Redfin rolling 3-month median for the Kings Grant polygon, September 2025 – August 2026 (6–21 sales per quarter, so the line is jumpy). Ask John for a street-level REIN MLS series.
Opens in John King's IDX portal · Lead capture enabled · REIN MLS data
Sale Details
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Estimates only. Actual proceeds vary. Get an exact net sheet from John King — free home valuation →
Financial Indicators
Live · Source: Federal Reserve (FRED) · Updates daily
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10-Year Treasury
Key mortgage rate driver
4.32%
Apr 17, 2026
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30-Year Fixed
Freddie Mac PMMS weekly
7.40%
Oct 8, 2026
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Federal Funds Rate
Fed benchmark rate
4.5%
Mar 2026
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Case-Shiller HPI
National home price index
330.2
Jan 2026
Why This Matters
How financial markets affect your real estate decision
10-Year Treasury
The single most important rate in real estate. Mortgage rates track the 10-yr directly — when it rises, 30-yr fixed rates follow within days. Watching it tells you where mortgage rates are heading before they move.
Federal Funds Rate
The Fed's benchmark rate. Directly affects home equity lines (HELOCs) and ARMs. When the Fed cuts rates, borrowing gets cheaper — a signal that can unlock buyer demand.
Case-Shiller HPI
The national benchmark for home price appreciation. A rising HPI means home equity is growing — important for both sellers calculating proceeds and buyers building wealth.
Real Estate News
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Kings Grant corridor real estate market — September 2026
Updated September 2026 · Source: Redfin / REIN MLS · Updated monthly
Kings Grant Median
~$507K
Redfin polygon $645K · 20 sales (3 mo)
Little Neck Waterfront
up to $1.6M
Deep-water premium
Thalia (Value)
~$320K
Corridor entry point
Median Days on Market
21 days
Kings Grant, Redfin · 23452 ZIP: 19 days
How the corridor is moving
The Kings Grant corridor behaves like the established, owner-occupied market it is — prices are steady, inventory is limited, and well-located homes near the top schools or on the water move quickly. The spread is wide: representative activity runs from the low $300Ks in Thalia and entry-level townhomes up past $1.5M on the Lynnhaven River in Chesopeian Colony, Little Neck, and Middle Plantation. Because so many owners hold for years, supply in the most desirable pockets stays tight.
What Redfin shows for the three months ending August 2026: the Kings Grant polygon closed 20 homes at a $645K median (21 days to contract, sellers averaging 100.1% of list), and the wider 23452 ZIP — Kings Grant, Thalia, Lynnhaven and Windsor Woods together — ran a $412K median, up 9.8% year-over-year, with 228 sales versus 190 a year earlier and homes going under contract in a median 19 days. Redfin's figures for the three months ending August 2026 put the Virginia Beach median sale price at $431K, up 7.7% year-over-year, with homes going under contract in a median 25 days and 1,870 sales in the period versus 1,791 a year earlier.
Want exact, current comps for a specific street or sub-neighborhood? John pulls live REIN MLS data and refreshes these figures monthly — just ask.
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Selling in Lynnhaven: a middle market where pricing discipline decides the outcome
Lynnhaven sits in 23452, a corridor that spans from Thalia townhomes in the $300Ks to Lynnhaven River waterfront past $1.5M, with the Kings Grant core near $507K. My closings here ran close to the city median, with a buyer pool split fairly evenly between VA and conventional financing.
24 days
Median time to contract across my 18 closings in 23452, close to the 23-day Virginia Beach median
39%
Share of those closings financed with a VA loan, against 37% citywide
23 days
Median for the $300,000–$400,000 band across my full record (n=107)
This is the most competitive band in the market
The $300,000 to $400,000 range accounts for 107 of my closings — more than any other band except $200,000 to $300,000. Plenty of buyers, but also the most inventory to be compared against. A home priced five percent over its comparables here does not sell slowly; it sits, then sells for less than it would have.
A mixed buyer pool means preparing for both
With VA at 39 percent and conventional close behind, you cannot optimize for one type of buyer. Handle the appraisal condition items that VA and FHA underwriting will flag, then present the home to the standard a conventional buyer expects. Doing only one of the two is the common mistake.
The first two weeks are the whole negotiation
At a 24-day median, the offers that matter arrive early. Pricing that requires a reduction to attract attention has already spent the period when the most buyers were watching — and second-look traffic is a fraction of first-look traffic.
Figures come from John King’s own REIN MLS closing record — 428 MLS-recorded transactions (441 client sides), 2014–2026 — not a regional average. ZIP-level figures cover every closing recorded in that ZIP code, which is a wider area than this one neighborhood; sample sizes are shown so you can weigh them. Past results do not predict what any individual home will do.
Where is the Lynnhaven Corridor / Kings Grant area in Virginia Beach?
The Kings Grant corridor sits in central Virginia Beach in zip code 23452, along North Lynnhaven Road, Little Neck Road, and Kings Grant Road just north of Virginia Beach Boulevard and I-264. It is an umbrella of established, heavily-treed neighborhoods anchored by Kings Grant and including Little Neck, Chesopeian Colony, Thalia, Middle Plantation, Bishopsgate, Lynnwood, and pockets such as Kings Forest, Little Neck Cove, and Malibu.
What schools serve the Kings Grant corridor?
Most of the corridor is zoned to King's Grant Elementary and Kingston Elementary, then Lynnhaven Middle School and First Colonial High School (home of the Legal Studies Academy magnet program), all part of Virginia Beach City Public Schools. Thalia is generally zoned to its own Thalia Elementary. Attendance zones are address-specific, so confirm the exact assignment with VBCPS for any particular home.
How much do homes cost in the Kings Grant area?
Prices vary widely by sub-neighborhood. Thalia is the value side at roughly $300K–$450K; Kings Grant proper runs about $400K–$750K with a median near $507K; and waterfront pockets in Little Neck, Chesopeian Colony, and Middle Plantation reach $1.5M–$1.6M+. The corridor spans condos and townhomes up through Lynnhaven River estates.
Are there waterfront homes in the corridor?
Yes. Chesopeian Colony, Little Neck, and Middle Plantation sit on the Lynnhaven River and Lynnhaven Bay, many with private docks and deep-water access — Chesopeian Colony maintains dredged channels to the river and the Chesapeake Bay. Interior neighborhoods like Kings Grant also have lakes, marshes, and canoe/kayak access points.
Is the Kings Grant area good for military families?
It is one of the most popular central Virginia Beach corridors for military families because it is tunnel-free to NAS Oceana, Dam Neck, and JEB Little Creek and still reachable to Naval Station Norfolk, with quick I-264 access. VA loans work throughout the corridor, and John King is a U.S. Navy veteran who specializes in PCS relocation.
Are there condos and townhomes, or just single-family homes?
All three. Kings Grant proper is mostly single-family ranches and colonials on wooded lots, while there are townhomes near Kingston Elementary and throughout Thalia, plus condos along the corridor near Lynnhaven Mall and Virginia Beach Boulevard.
What's the difference between Kings Grant, Little Neck, and Thalia?
Kings Grant is the wooded 1960s–70s core with lakes and parks; Little Neck is a peninsula on Lynnhaven Bay that ranges from inland homes to deep-water waterfront; and Thalia is the more affordable side near Virginia Beach Boulevard and Thalia Creek. Chesopeian Colony and Middle Plantation are the established waterfront enclaves.
Can I use a VA loan to buy in the Kings Grant corridor?
Yes. VA loans work throughout the corridor across every price band. John King specializes in VA loans and has logged 441 closings across Hampton Roads.
Why do families stay so long in Kings Grant?
Strong school zoning, a mature tree canopy, lakes and neighborhood parks, active civic leagues, and a central location combine to keep owner-occupancy high and turnover low — homes here are held for years and well-located listings move quickly.
What is my Lynnhaven home worth?
Lynnhaven covers a wide span of housing stock and ages, so the honest answer depends on your specific street and condition rather than a neighborhood average. John King has closed 18 transactions in 23452 with a median of 24 days to contract. A valuation built from closed comparables is free and typically ready within a day.
How long do homes take to sell in Lynnhaven?
In John King's record, closings in 23452 ran a median of 24 days to contract, essentially in line with the Virginia Beach median of 23 days across 139 closings. Homes in the $300,000 to $400,000 band across his full record ran a median of 23 days.
What is the biggest mistake sellers make in Lynnhaven?
Pricing above the comparable sales and planning to reduce later. In this price band there is enough competing inventory that an overpriced home does not attract low offers — it attracts no offers, and the reduction arrives after the strongest buying window has passed. Pricing to the comparables from day one consistently produces a better net.
Do I need to make repairs before selling in Lynnhaven?
Focus on what an appraiser will flag rather than on cosmetic upgrades. With 39 percent of buyers in this ZIP using VA financing in John King's record, and FHA adding more, condition items such as roof, moisture, paint on older homes and unsafe steps are the usual cause of delay. Cosmetic renovation rarely returns its cost in this band.
Is it better to sell in spring in Virginia Beach?
Generally yes. Across John King's closings, homes listed in May went under contract in a median of 19 days against 55 for October listings. November is a quiet exception at 21 days, likely because the buyers still shopping then are the ones who genuinely have to move.
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U.S. Navy Veteran · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices RW Towne Realty · 13+ years · 441 closings · Hampton Roads
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John King is a U.S. Navy veteran and REALTOR® with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices RW Towne Realty — 13+ years experience, 441 closings, and deep roots in the Virginia Beach market. Whether you're buying, selling, or want to know what your Lynnhaven Corridor home is worth today, reach out directly.
Kings Grant, Thoroughgood, Thalia and Church Point — the numbers and the history, in under a minute each. Each video has a written transcript below it.
Kings Grant Virginia Beach Real Estate Stats You Will Want to Hear About
In the last 12 months, 64 homes have sold here in Kings Grant. The average closed price is $638,000, average square footage is 2,300, and that works out to about $272 a square foot here in Kings Grant, Virginia Beach. The average build year is 1971, and the average market time in Kings Grant is only 18 days — so this neighborhood sells fast and is very desirable. This house is $650,000: 2,800 square feet, four bedrooms, three and a half baths, built in 1964 on just shy of a half-acre lot. You could do a lot with this lot — clear out some of the bigger azaleas and clean it up, plenty of room for a pool if you wanted one, or just leave it natural.
Thoroughgood Virginia Beach Home Prices: 35 Sales Tell the Story
In the last 12 months there have been 35 homes sold here in Thoroughgood, with an average sale price of $640,000. The range runs from about $260,000 all the way up to $1.15 million. That works out to about $282 per square foot in Thoroughgood, with an average market time of 22 days. And that price goes up if we look at detached homes only — there are some attached townhouses in here that bring the average down, but if you count just the detached homes, I'd bet the average is close to $800,000 in this neighborhood.
What in the world is going on in Thalia | Virginia Beach
In the last 12 months here in Thalia, there have been only four closed sales in Thalia Gardens specifically, with an average closed price of $685,000. The average square footage of the homes that sold was 2,700 square feet, which works out to about $250 a square foot in Thalia Gardens over the last year — average build year 1973, average market time 33 days. And that compares to this one being way above: almost 4,200 square feet, a complete renovation on Thalia Creek with a boat ramp leading out to the Lynnhaven.
Church Point Virginia Beach History: 100 Settlers From England
That land grant Captain Adam Thoroughgood received was given to him because he convinced 100 other people from England to come settle here. Captain Thoroughgood died young of an unknown illness at the age of 36. He was buried not far from here in the Church Point neighborhood, at one of the first parishes — and if you recall from my other videos about Church Point, there was a dreadful hurricane that wiped out the parish and the cemetery. So Captain Adam Thoroughgood is buried at the bottom of the Lynnhaven River, which is full circle, since Captain Thoroughgood named the Lynnhaven.
