Why this home stands out
Four bedrooms in a 1950s Norfolk home at this square footage gives you real room to spread out. The lot sits on a crescent street, which tends to carry less through traffic than a standard grid block. Two full baths, a classic mid-century footprint, and proximity to three major grocery stores within half a mile make daily life genuinely convenient. That combination of space, quiet street geometry, and walkable errands is harder to find than it sounds.
LANSDALE and the Norfolk real estate market
Braden Crescent sits in a mid-century residential pocket of east Norfolk. The streets here follow a curved layout typical of postwar suburban planning, which keeps traffic calm and gives the block a settled, established feel. Homes in this area were mostly built in the late 1940s and 1950s, and many have been updated over the decades while keeping their original character. Yards tend to be generous for an urban neighborhood, and mature trees line several nearby streets. Norfolk itself is one of the most historically layered cities on the East Coast. It anchors the Hampton Roads metro and connects easily to Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, and Portsmouth. Getting around is straightforward — Interstate 64 is close, and Norfolk International Airport is just minutes north. Anyone comparing homes for sale in Norfolk will notice that the 23502 zip code sits at a practical crossroads: close to bases, close to the airport, and close to everyday retail. The neighborhood draws buyers who want a real house on a real street without the long commute.
What's nearby
Daily errands are easy from Braden Crescent. A Target Grocery is 0.3 miles away, a Food Lion is 0.4 miles out, and a Walmart Supercenter is just 0.5 miles from the front door. For a quick breakfast, IHOP is 0.2 miles away, and a Wendy's is right there too. A Starbucks is 0.3 miles out for your morning coffee. Princess Anne Park is 0.3 miles away and offers green space close to home. North Foxhall Playground is under a mile out. The Iron Asylum Gym in Norfolk is 0.4 miles away for anyone who trains regularly.
For different buyers
Base commute and VA loan notes
JEB Little Creek-Fort Story is about nine minutes from 1459 Braden Crescent, and USCG Base Portsmouth is roughly ten minutes in the other direction. VA loan financing is widely used in this zip code, and the four-bedroom layout means no scramble for space during a PCS move. The location keeps both bases within easy reach without putting you deep into base-adjacent congestion.
For first-time buyers
Four bedrooms and two full baths at a 1950s price point is a strong entry into homeownership. The home's square footage gives you room to grow without overextending. Grocery stores, a park, and restaurants are all within half a mile, so you're not dependent on a car for every errand. Buyers comparing homes for sale in 23502 will find this address punches above its weight for everyday livability.
For buyers drawn to character
Mid-century homes on crescent streets have a specific charm that newer subdivisions rarely replicate. The 1950 build year means solid construction, classic proportions, and a neighborhood that has had decades to mature. If you're drawn to homes for sale zoned for Booker T. Washington High School or homes for sale zoned for Ghent School and want that same era of architecture, Braden Crescent fits the profile. The curved street, the tree canopy, and the established lot sizes all add up.
More buyer questions
How far is 1459 Braden Crescent from JEB Little Creek-Fort Story?
JEB Little Creek-Fort Story is about nine minutes from 1459 Braden Crescent by car. USCG Base Portsmouth is approximately ten minutes in the opposite direction.
What grocery stores are near 1459 Braden Crescent?
A Target Grocery is 0.3 miles away, a Food Lion is 0.4 miles out, and a Walmart Supercenter is 0.5 miles from the address. All three are reachable in under five minutes by car.
Is 1459 Braden Crescent in a flood zone?
Flood zone information for this address is covered in the FloodRisk tile on this page. Check that section for the current FEMA designation.
What is the neighborhood like around Braden Crescent in Norfolk?
The area is a mid-century residential neighborhood with curved streets, mature trees, and homes mostly built in the late 1940s and 1950s. It has a calm, established feel with retail and parks close by.
How close is Norfolk International Airport to 1459 Braden Crescent?
Norfolk International Airport is just a few minutes north of Braden Crescent, making it one of the more convenient addresses in the city for frequent travelers.
Want to see 1459 Braden Crescent in person? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this part of Norfolk well. Reach out and let's set up a walkthrough.
