Eagle Pointe Active Adult Community in Chesapeake, Virginia

One of the most favorite Active Adult Communities in the Hampton Roads area is the Eagle Pointe Active Adult Community in Chesapeake, Virginia. Maybe it is the lovely 18-hole golf course that surrounds the homes.  Maybe it is the stunning club house that includes an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, hottub, workout facility and exquisite spaces for entertaining.  Maybe it is the active social life enjoyed by the residents of Eagle Pointe.  Maybe it is the variety of home options that are available within the Eagle Pointe community.  Maybe it is the carefree lifestyle enjoyed by the residents as a result of the services provided by condo ownership.

Whatever the reason, residents at the Eagle Pointe Active Adult Community in Chesapeake, Virginia could not imagine calling any other place home.  If you are moving to the area, you will quickly become friends with your neighbors through the myriad of social activities organized by the staff Activities Director.  This feature alone is welcomed by home owners who have relocated to Hampton Roads to be closer to family members.

Homes in the Eagle Pointe Active Adult Community in Chesapeake, Virginia range from detached homes on the golf course or man-made lakes to multi-unit homes.  All have been designed with accessibility as a primary goal.  New contruction prices for homes start in the $240,000s, however, less expensive homes can be obtained on the resale market.  First floor master bedrooms are the norm for all homes within Eagle Pointe.  The homes in Eagle Pointe are designed with architectural features that make them attractive to active adults.  Home designs have 3 or more bedrooms and some are designed with lofts that provide additional living space.

The home prices in Eagle Pointe have experienced the decline that many Chesapeake, Virginia communities have seen since 2007.  There have been a few foreclosures and short sales which have had a negative impact on prices.  However, the decline in market value appears to have stabilized in 2012.