5 Virginia Waterfront Homes from Hampton to Virginia Beach

Steps from Buckroe Beach, this nearly new construction home sits in the sought-after Mallory Point community in Hampton. The setting balances an easygoing coastal rhythm with everyday practicality: shopping and dining are close by, and interstate access makes commuting through the tunnel feel refreshingly straightforward. With its contemporary, newly built feel, the residence offers the simple luxury of moving into a space that still reads fresh and current, where weekends can start with a beach stroll and end with a quick run into town. It’s a location that supports both downtime and momentum—sun, sand, and an uncomplicated connection to the rest of the region—shaping a lifestyle that feels effortless from morning to evening.

Along the water’s edge at Lake Anna’s private side, this water-access residence sits within the gated community of Oakleigh II and comes with assigned boat slip #16. A serene .92-acre lot and golf cart-friendly roads set an easy rhythm, with community amenities that include a waterfront common area with boat slips, a private boat ramp, and a picnic area. Inside, an open-concept layout brings natural light through a spacious family room with vaulted ceilings and a corner gas fireplace, flowing to the kitchen and dining area with Corian countertops and a center island. The main-level primary suite features a walk-in closet, stand-alone clawfoot soaking tub, and separate shower. Bonus rooms upstairs and a finished lower level add flexibility, alongside a 2.5-car built-in garage, screened porch, rear deck, and full-length covered front porch for unhurried lake days.

Steps from the shoreline, this Shoe Lane residence offers an easy Riverside rhythm, with a neighborhood beach for sand-between-your-toes afternoons and picnics. Tucked near the end of the lane, the backyard is designed for outdoor living: a brick patio leads to a crystal-blue water pool, with a bench-lined deck for lingering after a swim. Indoors, a window-lined sunroom adds a relaxed transition between outside and in, while the family room’s gas fireplace anchors everyday gathering. The custom eat-in kitchen features a wall of cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and a 9-foot ceiling with accent beams above the table, plus seating at the bar and access to an herb garden just outside. A first-floor primary suite spans the right side of the home with a walk-in closet and a spacious en-suite with long vanity, jetted tub, and separate shower—set up for unhurried mornings and quiet evenings.

Along the water’s edge in Virginia Beach, this fully furnished, move-in ready residence frames panoramic Chesapeake Bay and beach views from a private balcony—an easy place to linger as sunsets unfold. Inside, an open layout centers on a custom quartz kitchen, thoughtfully paired with a wine refrigerator for effortless evenings in. Daily life is supported by included utilities, while the building’s amenities create a well-rounded rhythm: pool time, tennis and pickleball matches, and a gym for morning routines. Unwind afterward in the sauna, or spend a quieter hour in the library; for hands-on projects, a workshop adds welcome flexibility. With dining nearby, the setting invites you to step out when you feel like it, then return to the calm of the balcony and the ever-changing bay.

Along the water’s edge at Westlake Pointe, this mostly furnished, three-story townhome is designed for turn-key lake living. The main level unfolds in an open-concept plan anchored by a bright living room with a cozy fireplace, plus a laundry room for everyday ease. Entertaining feels effortless in the chef-ready kitchen with a breakfast bar, dedicated dining area, and a sleek built-in wet bar—then step onto the spacious main deck to take in serene lake views. Upstairs, two generous primary suites create a true retreat, including a lakeside suite with a private balcony overlooking the water, and a dedicated laundry area on the upper level. Downstairs, a flexible family room (or potential third bedroom) adds a second fireplace, direct access to a lower deck, and plumbing roughed-in for an additional full bath—ready to adapt as life evolves. A covered boat slip with a sundeck completes the waterfront rhythm.