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Condo in Virginia Beach
2 Bedroom Condo One Block from the Oceanfront
Our newly renovated 2 bedroom condo ONE block from the boardwalk accommodates 6 people and is also perfect for families. Each bedroom has a flat screen TV; one with a queen bed and the other with a king bed. There is also a pull out sofa bed in the living room along with a large TV. This is a 2nd floor unit with one designated parking spot. Plenty to do for the whole family with the beach, boardwalk, shopping, restaurants, amusement parks, and many more activities all within walking distance.
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Beautiful Beach Apartment in Norfolk
Modern home within a few paces from the beach! For this particular unit we do allow pets. However you must receive prior authorization from host. There is an additional $75 pet cleaning fee which you will have to pay prior to arrival. PLEASE DO NOT BOOK this unit if you intend to play loud music or host a gathering. By making this booking, you agree to forfeit a minimum of $2500 to deploy private security and/or law enforcement for immediate removal of you/your party from the premises.
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Rental unit in Virginia Beach
Va.Beach/Oceanfront Studio, Boardwalk, Beach, Pool
Nestled on the desirable north end of the boardwalk, close to the area’s best attractions, the top restaurants and bars. Just steps to the boardwalk, beach and ocean. Enjoy a nice meal or a early morning cup of coffee while enjoying a beautiful view of the Atlantic Ocean. Our studio includes a reserved parking space, saltwater pool, large BBQ deck area and a lawn on the beach. This small oceanfront complex is a great place for couples or a small family.

Stay near Virginia Beach's top sights

Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center329 locals recommend
First Landing State Park340 locals recommend
Lynnhaven Mall99 locals recommend
Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater at Virginia Beach56 locals recommend
Norfolk International Airport37 locals recommend
Norfolk Botanical Garden185 locals recommend

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Condo in Virginia Beach
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Condo in Virginia Beach
2 bedroom condo with oceanfront one block away!
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Lovely private apartment
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Condo in Virginia Beach
Renovated Retreat-1 BD Condo, 1 Block from Beach!
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Townhouse in Virginia Beach
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OV Mosaic - Bloom Suite
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Condo in Virginia Beach
Oceanfront-Walking Distance to many attractions!
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Your guide to Virginia Beach

All About Virginia Beach

Surfers, swimmers, and sunbathers come to Virginia Beach to spend sunny days at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay as it meets the Atlantic Ocean. The three-mile coastal boardwalk is lined with fresh-pressed juice shacks, pastry shops, and fashion boutiques, and there’s a separate lane for skaters and rollerbladers. Sweet saltwater taffy and maple nut fudge are traditional treats to savor along the shore, and local Lynnhaven oysters are an ever-popular mainstay on local menus.

For a commanding view of the bay, climb the 191 steps up Old Cape Henry Lighthouse — part of the journey involves climbing a tall ship’s ladder. Mount Trashmore provides an offbeat attraction that combines a skatepark, playground, and a grassy mound of reused landfill. If it’s been a while since your last surfing trip, Croatan Beach is the place to get some inspiration when it hosts the East Coast Surfing Championships.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Virginia Beach

Summer is by far the most popular season here, with the sun and sand attracting visitors looking for Virginia Beach condo rentals. Spring is a lovely time to visit, especially for those who enjoy the great outdoors and a mild climate. The fall is a not-so-well-kept secret in Virginia Beach, as pleasantly warm temperatures can extend well into September, allowing visitors to stretch out their stays with a little more space to breathe. This is also when the Neptune Festival showcases intricate sand sculptures along the shore. The holiday season is a big deal here, with plenty of festivities such as Holiday Lights at the Beach, the Surf-n-Santa 5 Miler, and the Christmas Market. The winter months also bring thousands of migrating birds to the bay, and this is the place to be for whale-watchers.


Top things to do in Virginia Beach

Marine Science Center

The Marine Science Center is committed to marine conservation through research, education, and sustainable practices. The center is focused on the study of native Chesapeake Bay marine animals and plants, though researchers have pursuits and interests that cover the world’s oceans and waterways. Take a boat tour to learn more about its work and the bay’s underwater residents.

Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art

Step back from the shore for a while and take a look around the collection at the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art on Parks Avenue. The popular Boardwalk Art Show takes place over the summer months, and the alternative ViBe District is home to craftspeople, skate shops, and music venues.

Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge

Grab your paddle and set out for a leisurely afternoon on the water. Explore Chesapeake Bay, venture into Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge, or float further afield through the scenic Great Dismal Swamp. Harbor seals, black bears, bobcats, and even bald eagles can be spotted in the local area. Braving cooler temperatures in winter might even be rewarded with a humpback whale sighting.