Neighborhoods in Hampton, VA

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Tabb

Tabb, Virginia, is a semi-rural/semi-residential community in south York County, between the York River and the Chesapeake Bay. Known for its schools, top-notch neighborhoods and coastal attractions, Tabb has grown into one of the most desirable York County neighborhoods where families seek out new and well-updated traditional homes. York County
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  $523K
- List Price
  
  $238K - $1.3M
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  19 Listings
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Victoria Boulevard Historic District

Victoria Boulevard Historic District – called “Little England” or “Historic Little England” by locals – was originally established in the 19th century as a streetcar suburb with an electric railway that traveled into Newport News. Now, this area is a quiet residential community in the coastal city of Hampton. The area was originally called
- Average Value
  
  $420K
- List Price
  
  $186K - $1.2M
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  3 Listings
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Fox Hill

Fox Hill has come a long way from its 17th-century origins. “It’s a unique area with a lot of waterways and deep-water access right in your backyard, which is a great premium feature,” says Jamie Shannon, a Realtor at eXp Realty with over 24 years of experience. Some residents live near the Chesapeake Bay shores, while others have private access
- Average Value
  
  $354K
- List Price
  
  $223K - $851K
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  22 Listings
Fox Hill
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Hampton Roads Center

Hampton Roads Center is a sprawling but segmented community, stretched across long, rural stretches along forest-lined highways. Logo-marked facility signs that pop up along the road help explain the ongoing pull to this pocket of Hampton, if the jets flying overhead aren’t enough of a hint. “I’d say the primary reason people live there is Langley
- Average Value
  
  $337K
- List Price
  
  $208K - $531K
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  6 Listings
Hampton Roads Center
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Newtown-Crown Point

Bordered by the waters of the Chesapeake Bay, the Newtown/Crown Point neighborhood is known for its desirable location that offers residents proximity to both downtown Hampton and bayside fun. “It’s a super residential area, so there’s definitely peace and quiet,” says Kelly DeLucia, Realtor with KW Allegiance and longtime resident of the area.
- Average Value
  
  $326K
- List Price
  
  $192K - $1.6M
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  14 Listings
Newtown-Crown Point
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Northampton

Tall trees, grassy lawns and narrow roads welcome Farmington residents when they return home. “Farmington is a tucked away, established melting pot community because it has bigger and smaller homes, which offer diversity in the neighborhood,” says Realtor and local expert resident Charles Holloway with Keller Williams Elite-Peninsula. North of
- Average Value
  
  $324K
- List Price
  
  $180K - $567K
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  26 Listings
Northampton
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Pasture Point

Pasture Point, a former orchard once known as “Pasture Track,” is a historic waterfront community among Hampton, Virginia's oldest neighborhoods. On the National Register of Historic Places, Pasture Point was established in 1849 and began with the installation of The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway station at the end of Washington Street, which ran
- Average Value
  
  $306K
- List Price
  
  $213K - $547K
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  2 Listings
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Willow Oaks

Willow Oaks is an established suburb in Hampton that is voted as one of the best neighborhoods in the city. The history of Willow Oaks is reflected in its long-standing architecture and community-oriented atmosphere. Aside from its peaceful ambiance, the biggest draw to living in Willow Oaks is its proximity to Langley Air Force Base and the
- Average Value
  
  $289K
- List Price
  
  $136K - $599K
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  24 Listings
Willow Oaks
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Buckroe Beach

About 3 miles from Downtown Hampton, Buckroe Beach is a coastal community near the Chesapeake Bay. “It was a fabulous secret when I first moved out there 25 years ago,” says Sheila Johnson-Pane, Realtor with Sheila Pane Realty. She has worked in the area since her move and says that the neighborhood is still a “quaint and quiet” place. People can
- Average Value
  
  $283K
- List Price
  
  $175K - $1.3M
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  42 Listings
Buckroe Beach
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Phoebus

Bordered by Hampton River and Mill Creek, the waterfront community of Phoebus was founded in the 17th century in the coastal city of Hampton, Virginia. “Many amazing things are going on in Phoebus, and it’s very close to Fort Monroe, which is one of the most historical spots in Hampton,” Realtor Susannah Oskarsson with Abbitt Realty says. The
- Average Value
  
  $276K
- List Price
  
  $149K - $588K
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  29 Listings
Phoebus
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Downtown Hampton

The tourism department in Hampton, Virginia, recently adopted a new town slogan, calling itself “A city with an old soul and a youthful enthusiasm.” This blend comes to life in the Downtown Hampton community, where residents enjoy various museums, theaters, parks, fishing piers and historical sites within walking distance of their riverfront
- Average Value
  
  $264K
- List Price
  
  $186K - $341K
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  1 Listing
Downtown Hampton
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Wythe

Located along the water’s edge of Hampton Roads, Wythe is a historic waterfront suburb of the coastal city Hampton, Virginia. Offering residents natural beauty and urban access, the community also celebrates its rich local history wherever and whenever it can. “Living in Wythe means living amongst some of the most historic, gorgeous houses in
- Average Value
  
  $264K
- List Price
  
  $155K - $650K
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  44 Listings
Wythe
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Coliseum Central

Coliseum Central, a Hampton neighborhood along Southwest Branch Back River, boasts over 650 upscale retailers, dining destinations and businesses. This highly commercial district spans over 1,900 acres, and residents from all over the city flock here for its shopping and nightlife. With the Hampton Coliseum and Peninsula Town Center nearby, there
- Average Value
  
  $261K
- List Price
  
  $120K - $620K
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  29 Listings
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Westhampton

The Hampton Roads metropolitan area is known as “America’s First Region,” so it’s no surprise that the Westhampton neighborhood is steeped in history. The community traces its history to the 1607 voyagers who first established Jamestown as an English colony, and later became home to Hampton University, a historically black research university
- Average Value
  
  $229K
- List Price
  
  $133K - $389K
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  3 Listings
Westhampton
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Olde Hampton

As one of the oldest neighborhoods in the coastal city of Hampton, Virginia, Olde Hampton is where space exploration, Black history and maritime pride come together. Considered a town built by seafood, Hampton has several locally owned restaurants offering fresh catfish and shrimp dinners. Downtown Hampton is home to the Virigina Air & Space
- Average Value
  
  $228K
- List Price
  
  $108K - $386K
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  0 Listings
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Old North Hampton

Old North Hampton is a historic neighborhood in Hampton, known for its deep-rooted community and cultural significance as the second oldest historically Black neighborhood in the area. The neighborhood features a mix of Colonial, Cape Cod, and craftsman-style homes, with some properties offering waterfront views of the Hampton River. Residents
- Average Value
  
  $223K
- List Price
  
  $133K - $487K
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  12 Listings
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Briarfield

Briarfield is a neighborhood in Hampton, Virginia, that's close to everything. Nearby shopping centers make errand runs or shopping sprees convenient, while sprawling outdoor spaces allow residents to get active. Various housing options offer potential buyers different price ranges and architectural styles. Plus, easy access to interstates 664 and
- Average Value
  
  $263K
- List Price
  
  $149K - $520K
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  25 Listings
Briarfield
Elizabeth Lake Estates

Curled around canals off the Hampton River and stretching a bit inland, Elizabeth Lake Estates is a quiet area just 4 miles from downtown Hampton. Often simply called “Elizabeth Lakes” by locals, it has a bit of a unique setup. The neighborhood has an HOA with rules to follow and amenities, but there’s no HOA fee. Instead, what would be the HOA
- Average Value
  
  $382K
- List Price
  
  $287K - $554K
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  4 Listings
Elizabeth Lake Estates

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