1406 Independence Blvd, Newport News, VA 23608

Why this home stands out

Built in 2019, this Huntington Pointe townhome skips the renovation math entirely. Three full baths plus a half-bath across 2,015 square feet means no one is waiting in line on a weekday morning. The 0.035-acre footprint keeps outdoor upkeep light, and the neighborhood's pet park sits just two-tenths of a mile from your front door — a genuine daily convenience, not a selling point someone invented.

HUNTINGTON POINTE and the Newport News real estate market

Huntington Pointe is one of Newport News's newer townhome communities, developed in the late 2010s with a clean, cohesive streetscape and low-maintenance living at its core. The neighborhood has a tidy, well-kept feel — the kind of place where neighbors tend to know each other's dogs by name. Newport News itself is a city of real substance: a working waterfront, deep military roots, and a surprisingly diverse mix of dining, arts, and outdoor recreation spread across its length. The 23608 zip code puts you in the northwestern pocket of the city, where traffic moves more freely than in the corridor closer to downtown. Families comparing homes for sale in Newport News often land here once they realize how much newer construction is available at this end of the city, and how efficiently it connects to both bases and the broader Hampton Roads highway network.

What's nearby

The Huntington Pointe Pet Park, just 0.2 miles away, is a genuine neighborhood anchor — fenced, open, and easy to reach on foot. Colony Pines Park adds another green option at 0.4 miles, giving you two distinct outdoor spaces within a short walk. Joint Base Langley-Eustis (Fort Eustis) is a nine-minute drive, and Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is reachable in about twelve. For daily errands, the commercial corridors along Jefferson Avenue and Warwick Boulevard are close enough to handle a grocery run, pharmacy stop, or coffee pickup without committing to a long drive.

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