136 Greenbrier Ave, Norfolk, VA 23505

Why this home stands out

What sets 136 Greenbrier Ave apart is its rare proximity to both MARFORCOM Norfolk and Naval Station Norfolk — each under two minutes by car. That kind of dual-base access is genuinely hard to find anywhere in Hampton Roads. Add a walkable block with coffee, food, and a park all within a quarter mile, and the location does a lot of the heavy lifting for everyday life.

GLENWOOD PARK and the Norfolk real estate market

Glenwood Park is one of Norfolk's established mid-century neighborhoods, where wide lots, mature trees, and a tight street grid give the area a grounded, lived-in character. The homes here were mostly built in the late 1940s and 1950s, and the neighborhood has held its identity well over the decades. You're inside the city limits of Norfolk — a place where norfolk real estate ranges from waterfront estates to compact urban bungalows — and Glenwood Park sits comfortably in the middle: accessible, practical, and genuinely neighborly. Streets are quiet without feeling remote, and the surrounding area has enough density to keep daily errands short. Norfolk itself is a city shaped by the water, the military, and a long civic history, and Glenwood Park reflects that mix — working families, service members, and long-term residents all sharing the same sidewalks.

What's nearby

Daily life is easy here. Domoishi is just 0.1 miles away for a quick dinner, and Starbucks Coffee Company is at the same distance if your morning starts with a coffee run. Dunkin' is 0.2 miles out as a backup option. Food Lion and Dollar General are both 0.3 miles away for groceries, and the Navy Exchange is reachable in 0.5 miles. Fleet Recreation Park is a 0.3-mile walk, and Glenwood Park itself — the neighborhood's namesake green space — is 0.4 miles away. MWR Fleet Pool is 0.2 miles out, and SeaBee Plaza offers another outdoor destination at 0.8 miles.

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