Neighborhoods in Norfolk, VA

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  Bay View

  Steps away from the sandy shores of Chesapeake Bay lies the Bay View neighborhood, an area filled with 1950s ranch-style homes, beachside condos and Cape Cods. “Bay View is an older, up-and-coming neighborhood, and there is a lot of investment happening from the city with new developments popping up near the beach,” says Sarah Bigler, a broker and

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    $336K

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    $176K - $928K

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  Poplar Hall

  Although Poplar Hall became a residential area in the late 1700s, homes started popping up in the 1950s after World War II. Its name derives from Poplar Hall, a historic Georgian mansion built in the 18th Century that still stands on Stuart Circle today. The Elizabeth River runs along the neighborhood’s western edge, giving residents who live

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    $335K

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    $284K - $513K

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  Bel-Aire

  Pulling off Little Creek Road into the neighborhood of Bel-Aire feels a little like pulling into the wilderness thanks to the thick canopy of towering, mature trees and the natural names appended to many of its avenues. “The neat thing is, it’s all animal names – Coyote, Condor, I’m not sure what a Wapiti is, but Wapiti. There’s one street,

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    $334K

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    $251K - $467K

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    5 Listings

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  Lake Taylor

  Lake Taylor in Norfolk offers a blend of lakefront housing, proximity to the bay and ocean, and convenient highway and airport access. This leafy neighborhood is ideal for those seeking a balance of urban and suburban living. Housing options range from smaller ranch-style homes to larger colonials and newer waterfront properties. The competitive

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    $330K

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    $264K - $464K

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  Larrymore Lawns

  Larrymore Lawns is an urban neighborhood in Norfolk, Virginia, bordered by East Little Creek Road and North Military Highway. Located just six miles from Norfolk Naval Station and three miles from Oceanview, it offers convenient access to key areas. The neighborhood features a mix of sprawling single-story ranch-style homes, split-level houses,

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    $322K

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    $273K - $400K

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  North Camellia Acres

  North Camellia Acres is a Norfolk suburb named after the city’s popular blooming shrub, the Camellia. Its creek-side homes offer direct access to the Little Creek Reservoir, also known as “pretty lake” by locals. Homes in this older, established neighborhood began being built in the mid-1950s and 60s, and the community’s character hasn’t changed

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    $322K

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    $186K - $515K

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  Hunter's Square

  Hunter’s Square is where residents have no problem hunting down a tasty bite to eat. Just north of downtown Norfolk, this leafy neighborhood is nonetheless packed with eateries and transportation conveniences. Stretching from East 9th Street up to East 23rd, this tightly gridded neighborhood is broken up into bite-sized squares, as the name

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    $319K

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    $226K - $419K

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  Azalea Acres

  Located just over 5 miles from Norfolk’s bustling downtown, Azalea Acres offers its residents a mix of urban access, convenience, and small-town charm. Its name stems not only from the blooming azaleas that grace the area during the spring, but also because Norfolk’s renowned Botanical Gardens sit only 2 miles away. With a high population of

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    $319K

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    $243K - $451K

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    1 Listing

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  Highland Park

  Highland Park sits east of Old Dominion University, includes several student-living apartments, and is surrounded by restaurants and bars. While some single-family homes in Highland Park are rented out to students, many family-friendly spots can still be found in the quieter parts of town. Students attend school within the Norfolk Public School

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    $318K

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    $230K - $1.3M

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    3 Listings

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  Northside

  Bordered by the Naval Station Norfolk and Ocean View Beach lies Northside, a well-established community of military members and beachgoers. “Lots of people move to Northside to be close to the base, but there are also long long-term residents who live there to be close to the beach without having to deal with all the tourist traffic,” says Kelly

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    $316K

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    $221K - $735K

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  West Ocean View

  Along the shores of Chesapeake Bay, West Ocean View exudes a quaint coastal charm that entices residents with its diverse housing options and proximity to the beach. From historic homes brimming with character to modern luxury dwellings boasting bay views, the Norfolk neighborhood caters to all tastes and budgets, with a median home price of less

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    $313K

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    $138K - $703K

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  Glenrock

  Only 14 miles from the largest naval complex in the world and 5 miles from downtown Norfolk, Glenrock is an urban neighborhood appreciated for its access to transportation and shopping. Norfolk is known for its Naval Station Norfolk, and many residents have some connection to the facility. “One of the biggest assets is accessibility to Interstates

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    $311K

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    $152K - $399K

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    1 Listing

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  Lambert's Point

  Lambert’s Point, one of the oldest neighborhoods in Norfolk, sits between Hampton Boulevard and the Elizabeth River. “Being so close to the Old Dominion University campus helps Lambert’s Point retain a high rental value, and its location makes the neighborhood very lively and attracts younger residents,” says Craig Boyer, a Virginia Beach resident

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    $310K

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    $168K - $422K

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  Roosevelt Gardens

  Sitting between the Joint Expeditionary Base and the Norfolk Naval Station, the largest base, lies Roosevelt Gardens. Military families make up most of the population “where houses move very fast due to its proximity to the naval bases,” says Realtor Rhonda Mclemore with Own Real Estate. The neighborhood lies 8 miles from downtown Norfolk, and the

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    $308K

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    $240K - $679K

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  Ingleside

  Set along the picturesque banks of the Elizabeth River, the charming Norfolk, Virginia, neighborhood of Ingleside offers residents a combination of history, waterside location and convenient access to downtown attractions. "Lots of military people move to the Norfolk area to be close to the naval bases," says Sara Vaughn, a Realtor with Exit

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    $306K

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    $235K - $721K

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  Hollywood Homes

  In Hollywood Homes, residents are welcomed by tall, lush trees and walkable streets just 7 miles east of Norfolk and 13 miles west of Virginia Beach. “It’s a nice area for commuters since there’s easy access to the interstate,” says Robin DiBuono, associate broker with Howard Hanna Real Estate Services. DiBuono worked in real estate for over three

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    $302K

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    $205K - $498K

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  Brambleton

  Brambleton finds itself at a unique intersection: to the east is the studious but youthful Norfolk State University campus, while to the west is bustling downtown Norfolk. This mash-up creates a thriving environment, where suburban architecture meets an urban, walkable layout. Homebuyers who want streetscapes to reflect a quieter lifestyle are

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    $300K

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    $265K - $362K

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  Greenhill Farms

  Greenhill Farms is a cozy Norfolk suburb that sits just south of the Chesapeake Bay coast. Running along the border of this residential neighborhood is Tidewater Drive, a thoroughfare that connects residents to both the bay’s beaches and downtown. “The area offers a great balance between urban convenience and suburban tranquility. It's close to

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    $298K

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    $261K - $404K

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  Brandon Place

  Brandon Place, located in the northeast of Norfolk, is a compact neighborhood characterized by its grid-style roads and excellent transportation access. With Chesapeake Boulevard and Norview Avenue nearby, and Norfolk International Airport just 2 miles away, commuting is straightforward. The neighborhood features a mix of homes from the 1940s and

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    $295K

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    $165K - $462K

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  Crown Point

  Tucked between Military Highway to the east and Virginia Beach Boulevard to the south sits Crown Point, a Norfolk, Virginia, neighborhood defined by its rental opportunities and convenient location near amenities rather than its lack of homes available for purchase. “Crown Point doesn’t have hardly any single-family homes,” says John Fox, a

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    $291K

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  Roland Park

  Sitting on the shores of Wayne Creek is Roland Park, a residential neighborhood that is 5 miles from Downtown Norfolk. The neighborhood’s civic league does much for the community, including building a scholarship fund for graduating students in Roland Park, many of whom attend Norfolk City Public Schools. Residents can also give back to the area

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    $291K

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    $182K - $393K

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  Park Place

  Park Place is an urban residential neighborhood just 2 miles north of downtown Norfolk. The community was added to the US National Register of Historic Places in 2006 because of its unique 20th-century architecture. After Norfolk’s first planned streetcar suburb was a success, the city quickly acquired more land and furthered development in the

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    $291K

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    $148K - $683K

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  Colonial Heights

  Colonial Heights is a little neighborhood whose chief luxury rests in its location. It’s just 3 miles from Ocean View Beach Park and 7 miles from Downtown Norfolk, offering proximity to the area’s biggest attractions while maintaining a few of the benefits that come from even slight distance, such as lower home prices. “Generally, they have larger

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    $285K

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    $142K - $464K

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  Norfolk Garden

  Norfolk Garden is a leafy, residential area tucked between Norview Avenue and Chesapeake Boulevard, which are two of Norfolk’s busiest thoroughfares. With the Lafayette River, the Elizabeth River and the Chesapeake Bay all within 5 miles of the community, Norfolk Garden is a peaceful neighborhood offering accessible, suburban living in the midst

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    $285K

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    $140K - $418K

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    3 Listings

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  Broad Creek

  Residents in the Broad Creek neighborhood don’t have to travel far to find restaurants, recreation spots or entertainment. With proximity to Norfolk State University, military bases, shopping, highways and restaurants, locals have quick access to everything Norfolk has to offer. “The big draw to Broad Creek is definitely its location,” says Ryan

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    $283K

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    $241K - $378K

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    3 Listings

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