Why this home stands out
Built in 1917, this Fairmount Park residence carries the kind of architectural bones that newer construction simply can't replicate — think real proportions, solid craftsmanship, and a streetscape that tells a story. At 1,300 square feet across three bedrooms and two baths, the layout is efficient without feeling cramped, and the 0.14-acre lot gives you genuine outdoor space in an established urban neighborhood where mature trees and sidewalks set the tone.
FAIRMOUNT PARK and the Norfolk real estate market
Fairmount Park is one of Norfolk's quietly beloved early-twentieth-century neighborhoods — a walkable grid of brick-accented homes, tree-lined streets, and front porches that actually get used. The area has the kind of lived-in authenticity that comes from over a century of community life. Norfolk is an independent city in Virginia, meaning it operates outside any surrounding county — a detail that surprises many newcomers researching norfolk va in what county. The city manages its own services, courts, and schools, which gives Fairmount Park residents a direct line to city government without a county layer in between. Positioned in the heart of Hampton Roads, the neighborhood sits within easy reach of downtown Norfolk, the waterfront, and the region's major employment corridors, making it a practical base whether you work on the water, in healthcare, or anywhere in between.
What's nearby
Day-to-day errands are genuinely easy from Argonne Ave. Provision Pros Inc is just 0.2 miles away for quick grocery runs, with Dollar General another option at 0.4 miles. When hunger strikes, Manny's Burger is right around the corner at 0.2 miles, and Crazy Wings is only 0.3 miles out for something with a little heat. Chesapeake Athletic Club at 0.3 miles makes it simple to keep a fitness routine, and Shoop Park at 0.6 miles offers green space for afternoon walks. Tait Terrace Dog Park, about 0.9 miles away, is a solid bonus if you have a four-legged family member.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Naval Medical Center Portsmouth and USCG Base Portsmouth are both roughly seven minutes from 3312 Argonne Ave — a commute that's hard to beat on any duty day. For households using a VA loan or calculating BAH for the Portsmouth area, Fairmount Park's price point and proximity make it a practical fit. You're close to base without being on top of it, which matters for work-life balance.
For buyers drawn to character
If you've been scrolling past subdivision homes that all look the same, 3312 Argonne Ave is a different conversation. Constructed in 1917, it's part of a neighborhood where the houses have actual history — varied rooflines, real setbacks, and streetscapes that developed organically over decades. Fairmount Park rewards buyers who value authenticity over uniformity, and a home this age in this condition is increasingly rare to find.
More buyer questions
How far is 3312 Argonne Ave from Naval Medical Center Portsmouth?
Naval Medical Center Portsmouth is approximately seven minutes by car from 3312 Argonne Ave, making it one of the most convenient locations in Norfolk for personnel stationed there. The route is straightforward with no major traffic bottlenecks during typical commute windows.
How far is 3312 Argonne Ave from USCG Base Portsmouth?
USCG Base Portsmouth is also about seven minutes from this address, putting two major installations within the same short drive. That kind of dual-base proximity is relatively uncommon and adds real flexibility for dual-military households.
What county is 3312 Argonne Ave in?
Norfolk is an independent city in Virginia, so 3312 Argonne Ave is not located in any county — it falls entirely within the jurisdiction of the City of Norfolk. Independent cities in Virginia handle their own governance, services, and courts separately from surrounding counties.
Is 3312 Argonne Ave in a flood zone?
Flood zone status for this address is detailed in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data. It's always worth reviewing that information and discussing flood insurance options with your agent before closing.
What is the Fairmount Park neighborhood like in Norfolk?
Fairmount Park is an early-twentieth-century neighborhood known for its walkable street grid, mature trees, and mix of historic homes with genuine architectural variety. It has a stable, community-oriented character and sits within easy reach of downtown Norfolk and the broader Hampton Roads employment base.
Curious about 3312 Argonne Ave or the Fairmount Park market? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know this neighborhood well — reach out and let's talk through what this address could mean for you.