Why this home stands out
Homes built in 1924 carry a kind of bones you simply can't replicate — thick walls, real woodwork, and proportions that feel deliberate rather than squeezed. At 2,250 square feet across four bedrooms and two and a half baths, 134 Powhatan Parkway gives you genuine living space without sacrificing the architectural details that make an older Hampton home worth seeking out. It's the kind of address that has a story, and it's ready for the next chapter.
INDIAN RIVER PARK and the Hampton real estate market
Powhatan Parkway sits in a mature, tree-lined section of Hampton where the streets have been around long enough to develop real character. The blocks here mix long-term residents with families who discovered that older Hampton neighborhoods offer something newer subdivisions rarely can — established canopy, generous lot spacing, and a sense of place that feels earned rather than manufactured. Hampton itself is one of the most historically rich cities in the country, sitting at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay with a waterfront, a working downtown, and a military presence that shapes the community in mostly positive ways. Getting around is straightforward: major corridors connect you quickly to the rest of Hampton Roads, and the interstate is never far. Whether you're drawn to the city's waterfront parks, its arts scene, or simply the ease of daily life here, Hampton rewards people who put down roots.
What's nearby
Robinson Park is just a tenth of a mile away — a genuinely easy walk for an afternoon outside. Indian River Park is a short four-tenths of a mile out, and the Public Overlook at six-tenths of a mile gives you a reason to take a longer stroll. For quick errands, Dollar General is two-tenths of a mile away. Dinner options at the same distance include Golden City II Chinese Restaurant, Papa Johns Pizza, and Philly Station, so you're rarely short on choices on a weeknight. A 7-Eleven for a morning coffee run is just three-tenths of a mile out, with a second location under a mile away.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
NSA Hampton Roads is nine minutes from 134 Powhatan Parkway, and MARFORCOM Norfolk is ten — which means short commutes and more time at home. Four bedrooms give you room for a home office or a guest room when family visits. Hampton's strong military community also means neighbors who understand the lifestyle, and a VA loan can make this century-old home more accessible than you might expect.
For buyers drawn to character
If you've been scrolling past cookie-cutter construction looking for something with actual bones, 134 Powhatan Parkway is worth a serious look. Built in 1924, this home carries the proportions and craftsmanship of an era when builders took their time. Four bedrooms and 2,250 square feet give you room to live, and the mature Hampton neighborhood surrounding it adds to the sense that this address has always mattered.
More buyer questions
How far is 134 Powhatan Parkway from NSA Hampton Roads?
The drive to NSA Hampton Roads runs about nine minutes under normal traffic conditions, making this one of the more conveniently located addresses in Hampton for personnel stationed there.
How far is 134 Powhatan Parkway from MARFORCOM Norfolk?
MARFORCOM Norfolk is approximately ten minutes away, giving service members assigned there a short and manageable daily commute.
What is the square footage and layout of 134 Powhatan Parkway?
The home offers 2,250 square feet of living space arranged across four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, in a single-family residential structure built in 1924.
Is 134 Powhatan Parkway in a flood zone?
Flood zone information for this address is displayed in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the most accurate and up-to-date designation.
Can a VA loan be used to purchase a home like 134 Powhatan Parkway?
Yes — a VA loan can generally be used on a single-family residential property like this one, though the home will need to meet VA minimum property requirements, which a qualified lender can walk you through.
Curious about 134 Powhatan Parkway? Tom and Dariya Milan know Hampton's older neighborhoods well — reach out and they'll give you the full picture.
