Why this home stands out
What sets 1222 Pascal Place apart is its combination of modest square footage and a genuinely convenient location. At 1,422 square feet, the layout is efficient without feeling cramped, and the 1962 construction gives the home a solid mid-century bones that many buyers find more durable than newer builds. Three bedrooms and a bath and a half cover everyday needs cleanly, and the proximity to two major installations makes commute planning straightforward.
LAKE TERRACE and the Norfolk real estate market
Pascal Place sits within Norfolk — a city that punches well above its weight for livability, culture, and military significance. Norfolk is home to the world's largest naval station, a thriving downtown waterfront, and neighborhoods that range from historic to quietly suburban. The area around 1222 Pascal Place leans residential and practical: streets lined with mid-century homes, mature trees, and a community feel that's been building since the postwar era. Norfolk's east side, where Pascal Place is located, offers easy access to both the Shore Drive corridor and Interstate 64, which means you're rarely far from wherever you need to be. Whether you're heading toward the Oceanfront, crossing into Virginia Beach, or navigating toward one of the region's bases, the road network here works in your favor. It's the kind of address that doesn't demand a lifestyle adjustment — it fits around yours.
What's nearby
Daily life is easy here. Grocery runs, coffee stops, and pharmacy errands are all within a short drive along the commercial corridors serving Norfolk's east side. Chesapeake Bay access and waterfront parks are close enough to make weekend mornings genuinely enjoyable. The Shore Drive area brings restaurants, marinas, and green space into reach without a long haul. For commuters, JEB Little Creek-Fort Story is nine minutes out, and USCG Base Portsmouth is reachable in about eleven — two of the region's key installations within a single-digit or low-double-digit drive from your front door.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Nine minutes to JEB Little Creek-Fort Story and eleven to USCG Base Portsmouth — 1222 Pascal Place is built for military households that need flexibility without sacrificing commute time. Three bedrooms handle a growing family or a dedicated home-office setup, and Norfolk's established infrastructure means you're never starting from scratch when orders bring you here. A VA loan can make the path to ownership here especially straightforward.
For first-time buyers
If you're stepping into ownership for the first time, 1222 Pascal Place offers a realistic entry point into Norfolk without the overwhelm of a sprawling property. Three bedrooms, a bath and a half, and 1,422 square feet give you room to grow into — not a house you'll outgrow in a year. The 1962 build means the neighborhood is mature and established, and the location keeps your daily routine manageable from day one.
More buyer questions
How far is 1222 Pascal Place from JEB Little Creek-Fort Story?
The drive from 1222 Pascal Place to JEB Little Creek-Fort Story runs about nine minutes under typical conditions. That makes it one of the closer off-base addresses you'll find in the Norfolk market for service members stationed there.
How far is 1222 Pascal Place from USCG Base Portsmouth?
USCG Base Portsmouth is approximately eleven minutes from Pascal Place, making it a workable daily commute for Coast Guard personnel without requiring a cross-city slog.
What is the square footage and layout of 1222 Pascal Place?
The home offers 1,422 square feet of living space across three bedrooms and one full bath plus a half bath — a layout that works well for small families, roommates, or a household that wants a dedicated guest or office room.
Is 1222 Pascal Place in a flood zone?
Flood zone information for 1222 Pascal Place is displayed in the dedicated FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the property's exact parcel.
When was 1222 Pascal Place built, and what does that mean for the home?
The home was built in 1962, placing it squarely in the mid-century era when Norfolk's residential neighborhoods were expanding rapidly to house a growing postwar population. Homes from this period typically feature solid construction, established lots, and a neighborhood character that newer subdivisions take decades to develop.
Ready to get a closer look at 1222 Pascal Place? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this corner of Norfolk well — reach out and let's talk through what this address could mean for you.
