Why this home stands out
Built in 1962, 3317 Granby Street carries the kind of structural honesty that mid-century homes are known for — straightforward layouts, room proportions that actually make sense, and bones that have stood the test of time. At 1,300 square feet across three bedrooms and a bath and a half, the footprint is efficient without feeling cramped. This is a home where every square foot is working for you.
WOODLAWN and the Hopewell real estate market
Hopewell, Virginia sits at the confluence of the Appomattox and James Rivers, about 25 miles south of Richmond, and it carries a history that stretches back centuries — from colonial-era settlements to its role as an industrial hub in the twentieth century. Granby Street runs through a residential section of the city where mid-century homes line the blocks with a quiet, established feel. Neighbors tend to know each other here, and the streets have the kind of unhurried rhythm that makes coming home feel like exactly that. Hopewell itself is a small, independent city within the greater Richmond metro corridor, giving residents access to a larger regional economy while maintaining a distinctly local identity. Prince George County borders the city, and the broader Tri-Cities area — which includes Colonial Heights and Petersburg — expands the dining, shopping, and services picture considerably. If you're searching for homes in Hopewell Virginia, Granby Street offers a grounded starting point in a community that rewards those who look past the surface.
What's nearby
Daily errands from 3317 Granby Street are genuinely straightforward. Hopewell's commercial corridor along Courthouse Avenue and Route 36 puts grocery options, pharmacies, and fast-casual dining within a short drive. The Appomattox River Regional Park system offers walking trails and river access that outdoor-minded residents appreciate year-round. Colonial Heights — just across the Appomattox — adds a broader retail and restaurant scene. Petersburg is roughly fifteen minutes away and brings additional dining variety, the Siege Museum, and Pamplin Historical Park for weekend outings. Richmond's full metro amenities are accessible in under thirty-five minutes via I-95.
For different buyers
For first-time buyers
Three bedrooms, a bath and a half, and 1,300 square feet give you real, livable space without the complexity of a larger home. The 1962 construction means the layout is sensible and the structure is mature — less of the quirky settling that older homes sometimes carry. Hopewell's lower cost of living relative to the broader Richmond metro makes this stretch of Granby Street a genuinely practical place to plant your first set of roots.
For buyers drawn to character
Mid-century homes from the early 1960s have a design logic that newer construction rarely replicates — rooms with purpose, proportions that feel human-scaled, and a solidity in the walls and floors that you notice the moment you walk in. 3317 Granby Street is a 1962 build that fits squarely in that tradition. If you value authenticity over trend-chasing, this is the kind of address that rewards a closer look.
More buyer questions
How far is 3317 Granby Street from Camp Peary?
Camp Peary is approximately 76 minutes from 3317 Granby Street under typical driving conditions, heading east via I-64. It's a longer commute, so this home is best suited for those with flexible schedules or remote work arrangements.
What is the flood risk situation for this address?
Flood zone information for 3317 Granby Street is displayed in the dedicated FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the most accurate and up-to-date designation.
Is there an HOA at 3317 Granby Street?
Based on available property data, this home does not appear to be subject to a homeowners association, which means no HOA restrictions or dues to factor into your planning.
What city and county jurisdiction covers this property?
3317 Granby Street is located within the independent City of Hopewell, Virginia — a separate jurisdiction from surrounding Prince George County, with its own municipal services, utilities, and city government.
How far is 3317 Granby Street from downtown Richmond?
Downtown Richmond is roughly 30 to 35 minutes north via I-95, making the full range of the metro's employment, dining, and cultural offerings accessible without a major commute commitment.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know Hopewell and the Tri-Cities area well — reach out to get honest, informed guidance on whether 3317 Granby Street is the right fit for you.
