Why this home stands out
Homes built in 1905 rarely sit this close to both a thriving downtown corridor and a major military installation. This four-bedroom, 2.1-bath property carries more than a century of Hampton craftsmanship — the kind of bones and proportions that newer construction simply cannot replicate. Add a walkable grid of restaurants, parks, and specialty shops within a third of a mile, and the address earns its own category among Hampton homes for sale.
PASTURE POINT and the Hampton real estate market
Washington Street runs through one of Hampton's oldest and most storied residential pockets, just inland from the Hampton River and within easy reach of the downtown waterfront. The blocks here have a settled, unhurried feel — mature trees, front porches, and neighbors who actually wave. Hampton itself is one of the oldest continuously inhabited English-speaking settlements in America, and that history is visible in the architecture and street layout around you. City Hall, the Hampton History Museum, and the Virginia Air & Space Center are all within a short walk or drive, giving the area a cultural density that newer suburbs rarely achieve. Families comparing homes for sale in Hampton will notice that this zip code puts you equidistant between the waterfront and the base, which is a genuinely rare combination. Hampton sits in the heart of the Hampton Roads metro, with easy access to I-64, the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel, and the broader Peninsula job market.
What's nearby
Daily errands are straightforward from Washington Street. Swami Food Store and Best of British — both within half a mile — cover grocery runs, and EZ Smoke House is just a bit farther. When you want to eat out, Baked Bistro & Pizza, The Vanguard Brewpub & Distillery, and Marker 20 are all within three-tenths of a mile, making weeknight dinners an easy walk. Morning coffee is handled by Starbucks or the Cosmic Cafe at the Virginia Air & Space Center, with Palm Tree Caribbean Cafe offering a more laid-back vibe. For outdoor time, Hampton Parks Department, Honor Park, and Mill Point Park are all within a quarter mile — a genuine luxury for homes for sale in 23669.
For different buyers
For buyers drawn to character
If you have ever driven past a century-old home and wondered what it would be like to actually live there, 328 Washington Street is your answer. The 1905 construction means tall ceilings, real wood, and proportions that feel intentional rather than efficient. The surrounding streetscape reinforces it — this is a neighborhood with a genuine sense of place, not a subdivision theme.
More buyer questions
How far is 328 Washington Street from Joint Base Langley-Eustis?
The drive is roughly eight minutes under normal traffic conditions, making this one of the closer residential streets to the main gate on the Peninsula. Service members using a VA loan often target this corridor for exactly that reason.
What is the square footage and layout of 328 Washington Street?
The home measures 1,764 square feet and offers four bedrooms and 2.1 bathrooms across a layout built in 1905. The floor plan reflects the generous room proportions typical of early-twentieth-century construction.
Is 328 Washington Street in a flood zone?
Flood zone designation for this address is covered in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data. Always review that information alongside any property inspection.
Where are the nearest parks to 328 Washington Street?
Hampton Parks Department and Honor Park are both about two-tenths of a mile away, and Mill Point Park is three-tenths of a mile — all walkable from the front door.
Does 328 Washington Street have a garage or off-street parking?
Parking details specific to this property are best confirmed with current listing documents or a walkthrough, as configurations on historic lots can vary from what is visible in public records.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this corridor well. Reach out to get a straight answer on what 328 Washington Street looks like in today's market.
