Why this home stands out
What sets 130 Burns Street apart is its combination of classic mid-century bones and a location that genuinely works for busy lives. Four bedrooms give you real flexibility — a home office, a guest room, or space for a growing family — while two full baths keep the morning routine moving. At 1,584 square feet, the footprint is efficient without feeling cramped, and the 1944 construction era typically means solid framing and mature lot character you simply can't replicate in newer builds.
SUSSEX AT HAMPTON and the Hampton real estate market
Hampton is one of the oldest English-speaking settlements in the country, and that history shows up in the city's layered, lived-in character. The area around Burns Street sits in the heart of Hampton — close to the waterfront, close to the bases, and close to everyday conveniences without being swallowed by suburban sprawl. Streets here tend to be tree-lined and walkable, with a mix of mid-century homes that give the blocks a grounded, established feel. Neighbors have often been here for decades, which tends to create the kind of community where people actually know each other. Hampton itself offers a genuine downtown, a working waterfront on the Chesapeake Bay, and easy access to the rest of Hampton Roads via I-64 and Mercury Boulevard. Whether you're commuting to a base, heading to the Peninsula's shopping corridors, or just grabbing coffee on a Saturday morning, daily life at 130 Burns Street in Hampton, Virginia is remarkably manageable.
What's nearby
Day-to-day errands are straightforward from Burns Street. Grocery options, pharmacies, and gas stations are all within a short drive, and the broader Hampton commercial corridor along Mercury Boulevard puts a wide range of retail and dining within easy reach. Buckroe Beach — one of the Peninsula's most accessible public beaches — is just a few minutes away, giving you a genuine outdoor escape without a long drive. Bluebird Gap Farm, a free city park with animals and open green space, is close by as well. The Hampton Coliseum area adds entertainment and dining variety, and downtown Hampton's waterfront restaurants and the Virginia Air and Space Science Center are reachable in under ten minutes.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
NSA Hampton Roads is roughly nine minutes from the front door, and MARFORCOM Norfolk is about ten — both without highway headaches on most days. That kind of proximity matters when duty schedules are unpredictable. Four bedrooms give a family room to breathe, and Hampton's familiarity with military households means the surrounding community understands the lifestyle. A VA loan can make ownership here a straightforward path for eligible service members and veterans.
For first-time buyers
If you're stepping into homeownership for the first time, 130 Burns Street offers a lot of what matters most: four bedrooms for future flexibility, two full baths, and a location in Hampton that keeps commute times short and everyday errands simple. The 1944 construction means the home has already proven itself over decades. It's a real house in a real neighborhood — a solid foundation for building equity and putting down roots.
More buyer questions
How far is 130 Burns Street from NSA Hampton Roads?
NSA Hampton Roads is approximately nine minutes from 130 Burns Street under normal traffic conditions. The route is straightforward and avoids most of the congestion common on larger Hampton Roads corridors.
How far is 130 Burns Street from MARFORCOM Norfolk?
MARFORCOM Norfolk is about ten minutes away, making Burns Street a practical address for personnel assigned to either installation. Having two major bases within ten minutes of each other is a genuine advantage for dual-military households.
What is the property type and size at 130 Burns Street?
130 Burns Street is a single-family residential home with four bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and 1,584 square feet of living space, originally built in 1944.
Is 130 Burns Street in a flood zone?
Flood zone information for 130 Burns Street is available in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the property's specific parcel. It's worth reviewing before making any decisions, as Hampton's proximity to the water means flood designations vary block by block.
What is the neighborhood like around Burns Street in Hampton?
The area around Burns Street features established mid-century residential blocks with mature trees and a walkable, community-oriented feel. It's close to Buckroe Beach, downtown Hampton's waterfront, and everyday commercial conveniences, while remaining a quieter residential pocket within the broader city.
Want to know more about 130 Burns Street or explore what ownership in Hampton looks like for your situation? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty are ready to walk you through it.
