Why this home stands out
Built in 1924, 1031 Anderson Street carries the kind of architectural bones that newer construction simply can't replicate — think solid craftsmanship, generous room proportions, and a streetscape presence that stands out. Add a half-bath alongside the full bath, a compact footprint that's easy to maintain, and proximity to two major military installations, and this address checks a lot of boxes that are genuinely hard to find together.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS and the Norfolk real estate market
Anderson Street sits in a close-knit residential pocket of Norfolk where the blocks feel lived-in and the neighbors tend to know each other. The area draws people who want real urban walkability without sacrificing a sense of community — and it delivers on both counts. Mature street trees, early-twentieth-century housing stock, and a grid layout that makes everything feel reachable on foot define the character here. For anyone exploring norfolk va homes across different price points and neighborhoods, this corridor often surprises people with how much daily life you can handle without a car. Norfolk itself is a city of distinct neighborhoods, waterfront culture, and a deep military heritage — and this part of town sits comfortably close to both the urban core and the quick bridge-tunnel connections that link Hampton Roads together. Chesapeake, Portsmouth, and Virginia Beach are all within practical commuting range, making Anderson Street a genuinely central address in the region.
What's nearby
Turner's Market is a tenth of a mile away — about as close to a corner grocery as it gets. Quick Eats by Nikki is equally close for a fast, casual meal. Mama Beans LLC is just three-tenths of a mile out, and Sweet Jams Cafe is a half-mile walk when you want something with a little more atmosphere. For coffee, PJ's Coffee and Blaze on Granby are both under a mile. Fitness options are surprisingly strong: Latitude Climbing and Fitness, Todd's Eastside Boxing Club, and Mike The Fitness Junkie all land within 0.7 miles. Huntersville Park is two blocks away, Goff Street Park is just beyond that, and Tait Terrace Dog Park is under a mile for anyone with a four-legged roommate.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Naval Medical Center Portsmouth and USCG Base Portsmouth are both a four-minute drive from Anderson Street — a commute that's genuinely rare to find. For service members using a VA loan or working through BAH calculations, that kind of proximity can meaningfully shape the math and the daily routine. Three bedrooms, a central Norfolk location, and walkable daily errands make this a practical fit for military households.
For first-time buyers
If you're looking at homes to buy in Norfolk and want a place with real character rather than a cookie-cutter floor plan, 1031 Anderson Street is worth a close look. The 1924 build year means you get architectural details that newer homes skip entirely, and at 1,496 square feet across three bedrooms, the layout is manageable without feeling cramped. Everyday errands are walkable, which keeps life simple.
More buyer questions
How far is 1031 Anderson Street from Naval Medical Center Portsmouth?
The drive is approximately four minutes under normal traffic conditions, making this one of the closer residential addresses in Norfolk to that installation.
How far is 1031 Anderson Street from USCG Base Portsmouth?
USCG Base Portsmouth is also about four minutes by car — both bases are accessible via the same general route heading south from Anderson Street.
What is the flood zone status for 1031 Anderson Street?
Flood zone information for this address is displayed in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the specific parcel.
What year was 1031 Anderson Street built?
The home was built in 1924, placing it among Norfolk's early-twentieth-century residential stock with the solid construction and architectural character that era is known for.
Is there a park within walking distance of 1031 Anderson Street?
Yes — Huntersville Park is just 0.2 miles away, Goff Street Park is 0.3 miles, and Tait Terrace Dog Park is under a mile, giving you several outdoor options within easy walking distance.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this part of Norfolk well — reach out to get a straightforward, no-pressure conversation about whether 1031 Anderson Street fits where you're headed.
