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$310,000

219 Broad St

Portsmouth, Virginia 23707

MLS# 10639284 · PORT NORFOLK · Portsmouth VA

Updated 13 hours ago · Source: REIN MLS

Est. payment

$1,998/mo

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Price / sq ft

$181

1,712 sq ft

Days on market

0

New listing

HOA

None

Year built

1890

136 yrs old

Beds

3

Full Baths

2

Half Baths

1

Sq Ft

1,712

Garage

No

Residential2 StorySingle FamilyWaterfront — Not Waterfront

Schools

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About this home

Port Norfolk charm meets ultimate convenience! This beautifully updated 3 BR, 2.5 BA traditional home blends classic character with modern updates across 1,700+ sq ft. Buyers will love the bright, seamless open layout flowing into a stunning kitchen with stainless steel appliances, offering an easy transition to a spacious backyard.An absolute dream for commuters: under 0.5 miles to I-164/Midtown Tunnel, 2.5 miles to…

Listed by Delia Joe · Keller Williams Realty Twn Ctr

VaHome Team property overview

At a glance

A 135-year-old Portsmouth home steps from Naval Medical Center Portsmouth, 219 Broad Street packs three bedrooms, two and a half baths, and 1,712 square feet of historic character into one of Hampton Roads' most walkable urban neighborhoods.

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Why this home stands out

Homes this close to Naval Medical Center Portsmouth — four minutes by car, walkable on a good day — rarely carry this kind of architectural pedigree. Built in 1890, 219 Broad Street is part of Portsmouth's living history, with the bones and proportions of late-Victorian construction that newer neighborhoods simply can't replicate. Three bedrooms, a half bath on the main level, and over 1,700 square feet give you real, functional space inside a genuinely distinctive shell.

PORT NORFOLK and the Portsmouth real estate market

Portsmouth, Virginia is one of Hampton Roads' oldest and most layered cities, and Broad Street sits right in the heart of it. The blocks surrounding 219 Broad Street are defined by 19th- and early-20th-century architecture — brick sidewalks, mature trees, and homes that have anchored this community for generations. Portsmouth's Olde Towne Historic District is just minutes away, offering waterfront views of the Elizabeth River, independent restaurants, and a genuine sense of place you won't find in a planned subdivision. The city connects easily to Norfolk via the Downtown Tunnel and the Midtown Tunnel, and the broader Hampton Roads metro — Norfolk, Chesapeake, Suffolk — is all within a practical commute. For a primary keyword fit: Portsmouth single-family homes with this vintage and this location are genuinely rare. You're not buying into a neighborhood that's trying to feel established — it already is.

What's nearby

Day-to-day life from 219 Broad Street is straightforward. Naval Medical Center Portsmouth is roughly four minutes away, and USCG Base Portsmouth is about five. Olde Towne's waterfront dining and coffee shops are a short drive or a longer walk. The Bart Mart and nearby convenience options handle quick grocery runs, while larger supermarkets are accessible along the main corridors heading toward Chesapeake. Portside Waterfront Park gives you an easy outdoor reset on the Elizabeth River. The High Street Landing ferry connects you to downtown Norfolk without touching a tunnel.

For different buyers

For military families relocating

Four minutes to Naval Medical Center Portsmouth and five to USCG Base Portsmouth — this address is about as dialed-in for military families as it gets in Hampton Roads. A VA loan is a natural fit here, and the location means short commutes whether your orders keep you at one base or shift you to the other. Three bedrooms and 2.5 baths handle a growing family without compromise.

For buyers drawn to character

If you've been scrolling past beige builder homes wondering where the real architecture went, 219 Broad Street is your answer. Built in 1890, this home carries the proportions, detailing, and street presence that define Portsmouth's historic core. Living here means your address has a story — and the surrounding neighborhood, with its brick sidewalks and Victorian streetscape, reinforces that every single day.

Frequently asked questions

How far is 219 Broad Street from Naval Medical Center Portsmouth?

Naval Medical Center Portsmouth is approximately four minutes by car from 219 Broad Street, making this one of the closest residential addresses to the base in the area. Depending on traffic and your starting point within the property, it's also a feasible walk or bike ride.

How far is 219 Broad Street from USCG Base Portsmouth?

USCG Base Portsmouth is about five minutes away by car, putting this home in a genuinely convenient position for Coast Guard personnel and their families.

What is the architectural style of 219 Broad Street?

The home was built in 1890 and reflects the late-Victorian residential construction common to Portsmouth's historic core — characterized by traditional proportions, period detailing, and the kind of craftsmanship that simply isn't reproduced in modern builds.

Is 219 Broad Street in a historic district?

The property sits within Portsmouth's established historic corridor, close to the Olde Towne Historic District. Buyers interested in historic designation details or any associated guidelines should confirm the specific boundaries with the City of Portsmouth.

Does 219 Broad Street have flood zone considerations?

Portsmouth does include areas with varying flood zone designations, and this address should be reviewed against current FEMA flood maps — see the FloodRisk tile on this page for the specific zone classification and insurance implications.

Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know Portsmouth's historic blocks well. Reach out to get a straight answer on this address and what it takes to make it yours.

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Property Details

Bedrooms

3

Full Baths

2

Half Baths

1

Approx Sq Ft

1,712

Stories

2

Fireplaces

0

Flooring

Carpet, Laminate/LVP

Heating

Cooling

Laundry

Interior Features

N/A

Appliances

Dishwasher, Dryer, Dryer Hookup, Microwave, Elec Range, Refrigerator, Washer, Washer Hookup

Sale & Tax History

List Price

$310,000

Price / Sq Ft

$181

Annual Taxes

$3,589

Monthly Tax

$299

HOA

None

Tax Rate (effective)

1.16%

Sale Timeline (this listing)

EventDatePriceDetail
ListedJun 12, 2026$310,000
Currently listed$310,000

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About buying in Portsmouth

Homes for sale in Portsmouth, VA combine historic charm with the most affordable entry prices in Hampton Roads. Olde Towne Portsmouth (23704) features cobblestone streets and Federalist-era row houses overlooking the Elizabeth River, with active listings typically ranging $250K-$500K. Western Portsmouth's Churchland neighborhood (23703) offers larger suburban homes, top schools, and direct commutes to Norfolk Naval Shipyard. Park View (23707) and Cradock (23702) provide some of the most affordable single-family inventory in the region, often under $200K. Portsmouth's biggest employers are Norfolk Naval Shipyard (one of the largest ship-repair facilities in the country) and Naval Medical Center Portsmouth — Hampton Roads' largest military hospital. Active-duty military and shipyard families make up a significant share of buyers, and VA loan financing is common. Portsmouth Public Schools includes Churchland High, Manor High, and I.C. Norcom High; Churchland is consistently among the city's top-performing high schools. Buyers looking for waterfront views without Virginia Beach prices often find Portsmouth's Olde Towne and Hodges Ferry areas particularly attractive. Browse every active Portsmouth listing below, refreshed every 5 minutes from the REIN MLS.

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Military Commute

Drive times to nearest bases

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Estimate your monthly payment

$1,998/mo

Principal & interest

$1,609

Property tax

$299

Home insurance

$90

PMI

None

HOA

None

Estimate only. Insurance assumed at 0.35% of home value annually. Actual taxes, insurance, and rate will vary by lender, credit, and property. Contact a lender for a personalized quote.

Listed by Keller Williams Realty Twn Ctr · MLS# 10639284

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ACTIVE LISTING

$310,000

219 Broad ST, PORTSMOUTH VA 23707

Portsmouth, Virginia 23707

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Quick Facts

TypeResidential
Year Built1890
Lot Size0.1300
Taxes$3,589/yr
HOANone
Heating
Cooling

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