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The best of both worlds in Virginia Beach
When you think of Virginia Beach, Virginia, what comes to mind might be a resort city bustling with sunbaked tourists. But Virginia Beach’s quiet farmland community known as Pungo, tucked between North Bay and the North Landing River, is a whole different kettle of fish. “Pungo is unique because it’s a rural area where you can get a large parcel of land in the city of Virginia Beach,” says John Fox, a lifelong Virginia Beach resident, the Student Activities Administrator for Virginia Beach Middle School and a licensed real estate agent. “You can get the best of two worlds in Pungo: a farm type of living with a city type of living just minutes away. You can go strawberry picking on a farm in Pungo and then go shopping only two miles down the road.”
Traditional, coastal colonial and modern farmhouse styles
Homes in rural Pungo are typically single-family homes set on land ranging from a half-acre to 15 or more acres. Home styles vary from traditional with brick exteriors to coastal colonial and modern farmhouse, while sizes range from 1,800 to over 5,000 square feet. List prices fall between $380,000 and $1.7 million.
The Low Country Craftsman style home in the Pungo area of Virginia Beach.
Large estates are common in the Pungo area of Virginia Beach.
One of the many all brick mansions in the Pungo area of Virginia Beach.
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Served by highly rated schools
Kids living in Pungo attend Virginia Beach City Public Schools. The schools include Creeds Elementary, which was rated an A-minus by Niche, followed by Princess Anne Middle School and Kellam High School, both A-rated schools. “The schools are definitely a draw to the area,” Fox says. “The elementary school, right in the middle of Pungo, is the oldest of Virginia Beach’s elementary schools. It’s also the smallest in the city, so you get a real family feel.”
Creeds Elementary School in the Pungo area of Virginia Beach.
Floyd Kellam High School is popular for students in the Pungo area of Virginia Beach.
Princess Anne Middle School in the Pungo area of Virginia Beach.
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Explore Munden Point Park
Pungo residents have more than just the beach for nearby outdoor fun. At Munden Point Park, a vast 100-acre green space on the North Landing River, visitors can spend time at one of the park’s many playgrounds, basketball courts, picnic areas or riverfront fishing spots. For even more river fun, there’s Pungo Ferry Landing Park, where folks can fish, launch their kayak or enjoy the river views. Aviation buffs can soak up the history on display in the form of vintage World War I and II planes at the Military Aviation Museum, and kids love to visit the life-sized metal replicas of prehistoric creatures at the museum’s adjacent Dinosaur Park. For those who enjoy a round or two on the fairways, the Heron Ridge Golf Club, a 14-hole public course with unique rolling terrain, is a hop, skip and jump from Pungo.
A boat launch near Pungo Ferry Road in the Pungo area of Virginia Beach.
Fishing is popular at Munden Point Park in the Pungo area of Virginia Beach.
The bustling playground at Munden Point Park in the Pungo area of Virginia Beach.
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New York-style pizza at Pungo Pizza and Ice Cream
For a bite to eat in the area, there’s Pungo Pizza and Ice Cream, a local favorite for tasty New York-style pizza and garlic knots – one of their most popular menu items. Despite its slogan, "The Locals’ Secret," folks from all over Virginia Beach love Pungo’s family-owned Blue Pete’s Restaurant, where they’ve enjoyed fresh seafood, waterfront views and Pungo-style hospitality since 1972. Though they live in a rural location, area residents don’t have to travel far to access city amenities. Grocery stores, like Harris Teeter, and shopping centers with big box stores, including Target and Walmart Supercenter, are less than 3 miles from the heart of Pungo.
The exterior of Pungo Pizza and Ice Cream in the Pungo area of Virginia Beach.
Blue Pete's seafood restaurant in the Pungo area of Virginia Beach.
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Mark calendar for Strawberry Festival
Pungo’s much-loved Strawberry Festival is a long-standing tradition that has drawn crowds to its carnival rides, parade and everything strawberries. “Anything you can imagine that can be made with strawberries is there, even strawberry cotton candy,” Fox says. Area residents also enjoy participating in the annual Virginia Beach 4-H Livestock Show & Sale, where youngsters aged nine to 19 from local farming families show the pigs, sheep, goats or cattle they’ve raised with the hope of winning coveted first place.
Connected by Princess Anne Road
Running through the heart of Pungo is Princess Anne Road, one of Virginia Beach’s main thoroughfares and which gives commuters access to major roads like Dam Neck and General Booth Boulevard. It also gives them access to key parts of the city like Dam Neck Naval Base, Oceana Naval Air Station, Interstate 264 and the lively Virginia Beach oceanfront, all of which are 10 miles or less from Pungo.
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On average, homes in Pungo, Virginia Beach sell after 43 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Pungo, Virginia Beach over the last 12 months is $625,000.
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