3617 Herbert St, Norfolk, VA 23513

Why this home stands out

What sets 3617 Herbert Street apart is its location inside the 23513 zip code — a corner of Norfolk with quick routes to two major installations and everyday conveniences within half a mile. The 1957 build gives the home solid mid-century bones. Three bedrooms in 864 square feet means every room earns its keep. The street itself is quiet and residential, with parks and eateries close enough to walk to on a good evening.

BRANDON PLACE and the Norfolk real estate market

Herbert Street sits in a working-class residential pocket of Norfolk, Virginia. The blocks here are lined with mid-century single-family homes, most built in the 1950s and 1960s. Yards are modest, streets are calm, and neighbors tend to know each other. It's the kind of block that anchors homes for sale in 23513 to a grounded, everyday lifestyle. Norfolk itself is a city of real variety — waterfront districts, historic neighborhoods, and a thriving arts scene all coexist here. Getting around is straightforward. Interstate 64 is accessible, and the city's main corridors connect you north toward Virginia Beach or south toward Portsmouth and Chesapeake without much fuss. Downtown Norfolk is about 15 minutes west. The city also has a light rail line, The Tide, for car-free commuting into the urban core. Daily errands, dining, and green space are all within a short drive or walk from Herbert Street.

What's nearby

Everyday needs are covered close to home. Royal Farms is half a mile away for quick grocery runs, and a BP and Quick Stop are at the same distance. When you want to eat out, Bay Bay's Cajun Seafood, China Town, and Paradise Pizzeria are all within four-tenths of a mile. Dunkin' is a short walk for a morning coffee, and McDonald's is just as close. Five Points Neighborhood Spot is half a mile away — a local park worth knowing. Azalea Acres Neighborhood Park is about a mile out for more open space. Dream Shape Body Contouring is under a mile for fitness.

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