Why this home stands out
Built in 1920, this multi-family property carries more than a century of Hampton history in its bones. The vintage construction era typically means generous room proportions, solid craftsmanship, and architectural details you simply don't find in newer builds. At 1,824 square feet, there's real space to work with — and the downtown-adjacent location puts you within walking distance of waterfront dining, parks, and the Virginia Air & Space Center.
ALL OTHERS AREA 102 and the Hampton real estate market
Chapel Street sits in the heart of historic downtown Hampton, one of the oldest continuously settled English-speaking communities in America. The blocks around you carry that history visibly — in the architecture, the street grid, and the waterfront just steps away. Hampton itself is a mid-size coastal city anchored by the Hampton Roads harbor, a thriving arts scene, and deep military roots. The downtown corridor along Queens Way and Settlers Landing Road has seen steady reinvestment, drawing independent restaurants, cultural venues, and community events that give the area genuine energy. Living here means you're genuinely close to things — not close in the suburban sense where you still need a car for everything, but walkably, practically close to daily life. The city's mix of longtime residents and newer arrivals creates a neighborhood feel that's both rooted and evolving.
What's nearby
Fisher's Landing is just 0.2 miles away for a waterfront meal, and Mabuhay Filipino & Soul Kitchen is only 0.3 miles down the road if you're in the mood for something different. Grab a quick coffee at the Cosmic Cafe inside the Virginia Air & Space Center, 0.4 miles away, or stop into Kente's at 0.7 miles for a more neighborhood-cafe vibe. Trimble Field and Eason Park are both under half a mile for outdoor time, and the Dr. Katherine G. Johnson Bench nearby makes for a meaningful local landmark. Day-to-day errands are covered by EZ Smoke House, Best of British, and Swami Food Store — all within half a mile.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Joint Base Langley-Eustis is eight minutes away, and NSA Hampton Roads is eleven — making 248 Chapel Street one of the more commute-friendly addresses in the area for active-duty households. A VA loan can make a multi-family property like this especially strategic, and Hampton's downtown location means your family is never far from the waterfront, parks, or everyday essentials.
For buyers drawn to character
If you're drawn to properties with a real story, a 1920-built multi-family in downtown Hampton is hard to beat. The construction era brings proportions and craftsmanship that newer builds rarely replicate, and the Chapel Street address puts you inside one of the most historically layered neighborhoods in the entire Hampton Roads region. This is a property with genuine roots.
More buyer questions
How far is 248 Chapel Street from Joint Base Langley-Eustis?
The drive to Joint Base Langley-Eustis runs about eight minutes under normal traffic conditions. NSA Hampton Roads is approximately eleven minutes away, making this address well-positioned for military households serving at either installation.
What type of property is 248 Chapel Street?
248 Chapel Street is classified as a multi-family residential property, built in 1920, with 1,824 square feet of total space. The 1920 construction era is associated with solid craftsmanship and architectural character typical of early twentieth-century Hampton neighborhoods.
Is 248 Chapel Street in a flood zone?
Downtown Hampton does include areas with varying flood risk given its proximity to the waterfront. Check the FloodRisk tile on this page for the specific flood zone designation assigned to this parcel.
Where can you walk to from 248 Chapel Street?
Fisher's Landing restaurant is 0.2 miles away, Trimble Field and Eason Park are both under half a mile, and the Virginia Air & Space Center's Cosmic Cafe is 0.4 miles. Several grocery and convenience options are within a five-minute walk as well.
Can a VA loan be used to purchase a multi-family property like this?
In many cases, yes — a VA loan can be used to purchase a multi-family property of up to four units, provided the buyer intends to occupy one of the units as their primary residence. Eligibility and terms vary, so speaking with a VA-approved lender is the best next step.
Want to know more about 248 Chapel Street or explore other multi-family properties in Hampton? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty are ready to walk you through it.
