Princess Anne Plaza is a great neighborhood in Virginia Beach located between Holland Road and Virginia Beach Blvd. With quick access to Interstate 264, this area is easily accessible to both the coast and the city of Norfolk. Shopping is plentiful and you are literally only a mile or 2 away from anything you need. Nearby retail stores include Harris Teeter, Super Kmart, Sam’s club, Home Depot, Lowe’s, and many strip malls with locally owned businesses. Travel just a couple more miles and you’ll be in what the locals call downtown Virginia Beach, which includes the new Va. Beach Town Center and Pembroke Mall. The Virginia Beach Town Center offers great restaurants and retail stores like The Cheesecake Factory, PF Chang’s, Barnes & Noble and many others.
Although most of the houses in Princess Anne Plaza are older (from 1960 to 1977), many have been well-maintained and updated. As you walk down many of the wide, tree-lined streets, you’ll see manicured lawns, kids riding bikes, and perhaps the occasional yard sale. There is a good mix of residents including retirees, families with children, and singles. This neighborhood is huge and contains mostly detached single-family homes with plenty of opportunities for families who are interested in owning a home in a good neighborhood with decent size lots, especially compared to most of Virginia. Beach. There are currently 54 homes for sale in Princess Anne Plaza and prices are very affordable ranging from $119k to $285K.
The schools for Princess Anne Plaza are Lynnhaven Elementary School, Plaza Secondary School and Green Run Secondary School.
