Why this home stands out
Built in 1930, this home carries the solid construction and character details of its era—hardwood floors, high ceilings, and a layout that flows naturally from room to room. The four bedrooms and two full baths give you flexibility for a home office, guest space, or hobby room. A detached garage and deep lot provide storage and outdoor potential. You'll find this blend of square footage, bedroom count, and period appeal throughout Newport News homes for sale, but rarely at this location and price point.
ALL OTHERS AREA 106 and the Newport News real estate market
You're in a quiet, established residential neighborhood where tree-lined streets and single-family homes set a calm, neighborly tone. The block has a mix of vintage and mid-century homes, many owner-occupied and well-maintained. Close by are parks, local restaurants, and grocery stores that keep daily life convenient. Newport News itself is a waterfront city with deep maritime roots—shipbuilding, naval history, and access to the James River define its character. Getting around is straightforward: major routes like Jefferson Avenue and Warwick Boulevard connect you to shopping, services, and the broader Hampton Roads area. The city balances small-town feel with urban amenities, and you're positioned right in that sweet spot. If you are comparing homes for sale in Newport News, note that this neighborhood offers both character and accessibility.
What's nearby
Pine Supermarket is just a short walk away, along with 5 Estrellas Latín Store Inc and Newport News Market for groceries and specialty items. For dining, Park's Inn Restaurant is practically on your doorstep, and Taste of NYC and PISCES JACKPOT, LLC are a quick trip down the street. Recreation is close too: 29th & Oak Ave Minipark, Anderson Park North, and Peterson's Yacht Basin offer green space and waterfront access within a few blocks.
For different buyers
Base commute and VA loan notes
NSA Hampton Roads is about nine minutes away, and MARFORCOM Norfolk is eleven minutes—both short commutes that leave your mornings and evenings flexible. VA loan financing is common in this area, and the home's solid structure means inspections typically move fast. Four bedrooms and two baths give you room to settle in without major renovation pressure.
Room to grow
Four bedrooms and two full baths provide genuine flexibility—a home office, guest bedroom, hobby space, or studio. The deep lot and detached garage open up storage possibilities and outdoor projects. High ceilings and hardwood floors throughout offer character that newer construction rarely delivers. You'll have room to grow without outgrowing the home itself.
More buyer questions
How far is 1329 22nd Street from NSA Hampton Roads?
About nine minutes by car. MARFORCOM Norfolk is eleven minutes away, making both bases accessible for a quick commute.
What year was this home built?
1930. The home features classic construction with hardwood floors and high ceilings typical of that era.
Are there grocery stores nearby?
Yes. Pine Supermarket is less than half a mile away, and you'll also find 5 Estrellas Latín Store Inc and Newport News Market within a short walk.
What schools are zoned for this address?
If you are comparing homes for sale zoned for Heritage High School, this address falls within that zone.
Is there parking and storage on the property?
Yes. The home includes a detached garage and a deep lot that offer both vehicle storage and outdoor space.
Ready to explore this 1930s four-bedroom home in Newport News? Contact Tom & Dariya Milan today for a private showing and to discuss financing options.
