Why this home stands out
What sets 2630 Woodland Ave apart is the rare combination of a true four-bedroom layout under 1,500 square feet — a floor plan that maximizes every room — paired with an address that puts two major military installations at a five-minute drive. Add walkable green space, a tight-knit neighborhood identity, and quick access to Portsmouth and downtown Norfolk, and this mid-century home punches well above its size.
BROAD CREEK and the Norfolk real estate market
Broad Creek is one of Norfolk's most grounded, community-rooted neighborhoods — the kind of place where neighbors know each other and the streets have a settled, lived-in character that newer developments rarely replicate. The area sits in the southeastern corridor of Norfolk, Virginia, with easy access to both the Elizabeth River crossings and the major military corridors heading toward Portsmouth. If you're looking to buy a house in Norfolk and want a neighborhood with genuine identity rather than a generic subdivision feel, Broad Creek delivers. Norfolk itself is an independent city in the Commonwealth of Virginia — not part of any surrounding county — and it carries all the infrastructure, parks, and services of a major coastal city. Broad Creek benefits from that city investment directly, with maintained parks, accessible transit, and a central location that makes getting anywhere in Hampton Roads straightforward.
What's nearby
Daily life is genuinely easy from 2630 Woodland Ave. Groceries are covered by a BP just half a mile out and a Walmart Neighborhood Market a mile away. When you'd rather skip cooking, Domino's Pizza, SA&H Philly Steak and Hoagie, and Church's Texas Chicken are all within a third of a mile. Morning routines are handled by PJ's Coffee and Tropical Smoothie Cafe, both under half a mile. For fitness, the Salvation Army Kroc Center Hampton Roads — a full-service recreation facility — sits just 0.6 miles away. Best of all, Broad Creek Neighborhood Spot, Broad Creek Legacy Park, and Broad Creek Park are all within half a mile, giving you multiple outdoor options without getting in a car.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
USCG Base Portsmouth and Naval Medical Center Portsmouth are both roughly five minutes from 2630 Woodland Ave — an unusually short commute that makes BAH go further and keeps your schedule sane. VA loan buyers will find this four-bedroom layout gives every family member their own space, and the proximity to Portsmouth means less time in Hampton Roads traffic and more time at home.
For first-time buyers
Four bedrooms, a manageable 0.12-acre lot, and a 1952 build with decades of established character — 2630 Woodland Ave is the kind of first home that gives you room to grow without overwhelming you on day one. The walkable parks, nearby food options, and tight community feel of Broad Creek make the transition to homeownership feel supported rather than isolating.
More buyer questions
How far is 2630 Woodland Ave from USCG Base Portsmouth?
USCG Base Portsmouth is approximately five minutes from 2630 Woodland Ave by car, making it one of the closer residential options to the base in the region. The short drive significantly reduces daily commute stress for active-duty personnel stationed there.
How far is 2630 Woodland Ave from Naval Medical Center Portsmouth?
Naval Medical Center Portsmouth is also about five minutes away, following a similar route toward the Portsmouth waterfront. Both bases are accessible without using any major bridge-tunnel crossings from this address.
What is the Broad Creek neighborhood like in Norfolk?
Broad Creek is an established residential neighborhood in southeastern Norfolk with a strong community identity, multiple nearby parks, and convenient access to both Portsmouth and downtown Norfolk. It has the settled, familiar character of a mid-century neighborhood that has been continuously inhabited and maintained.
Is 2630 Woodland Ave in a flood zone?
Flood zone status for this address is displayed in the dedicated FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data. We recommend reviewing that section and consulting with your insurance agent before closing.
What county is Norfolk, VA in?
Norfolk is an independent city in Virginia, meaning it is not part of any county — it operates as its own separate jurisdiction under Virginia law. This is common for major cities in the Commonwealth, including Virginia Beach, Portsmouth, and Chesapeake.
Want to walk through 2630 Woodland Ave or talk through the Broad Creek market? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty are ready to help you take the next step.
