Why this home stands out
Few addresses in this part of Norfolk combine genuine square footage — 3,700 feet across a multi-family footprint — with a four-minute drive to Naval Medical Center Portsmouth. The 1964 construction era means mid-century bones: thicker walls, generous room proportions, and lot dimensions that newer infill simply can't replicate. Whether you're here for the space, the proximity to two major installations, or both, this address delivers on fundamentals.
PARK PLACE and the Norfolk real estate market
410 W 28th Street sits in a mature residential corridor of Norfolk, one of the most historically layered cities on the East Coast. Norfolk's midcity grid — the area surrounding the 28th Street corridor — is characterized by established tree canopy, brick and frame homes from the mid-20th century, and a walkable block structure that predates the car-centric suburbs built decades later. Neighbors here tend to put down roots; the housing stock is owner-occupied and well-maintained, and the streets carry that lived-in, unhurried energy that newer developments spend years trying to manufacture. Norfolk itself anchors the Hampton Roads metro, offering a full urban infrastructure — a working waterfront, a performing arts scene, independent restaurants, and direct highway access to Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, and the Peninsula — without the sprawl. The W 28th Street address for multi-family living in Norfolk places you squarely in a part of the city where convenience and character coexist.
What's nearby
Two major military installations are practically at your doorstep — Naval Medical Center Portsmouth is a four-minute drive, and USCG Base Portsmouth is five minutes out. Day-to-day errands are equally convenient: the commercial corridors along Granby Street and Hampton Boulevard put grocery options, pharmacies, and local dining within a short drive or bike ride. Northside's coffee shops and neighborhood restaurants are close, and the Lafayette River greenway and park spaces give the area a genuine outdoor dimension. Interstate 264 access connects you to the broader Hampton Roads region in minutes.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Four minutes to Naval Medical Center Portsmouth and five to USCG Base Portsmouth — that kind of proximity is rare and genuinely changes daily life for a military household. A VA loan can make ownership of a property this size more accessible than many expect, and the multi-family structure gives a military family flexibility that a standard single-family home simply doesn't offer. This address was built for exactly this kind of situation.
For buyers drawn to character
Nineteen sixty-four construction in a midcity Norfolk neighborhood means you're getting a property with real architectural presence — proportions, materials, and lot positioning that reflect an era when builders weren't cutting corners on square footage. At 3,700 feet across a multi-family layout, there's room to make this address your own while preserving the mid-century character that makes this part of Norfolk worth caring about.
More buyer questions
How far is 410 W 28th Street from Naval Medical Center Portsmouth?
Naval Medical Center Portsmouth is approximately four minutes away by car, making this one of the closest residential addresses to the installation in the Norfolk area. The short commute is a significant practical advantage for anyone assigned or employed there.
How far is 410 W 28th Street from USCG Base Portsmouth?
USCG Base Portsmouth is about five minutes by car from this address. The two installations are close enough together that this property sits in an unusually convenient position relative to both.
What is the property type at 410 W 28th Street?
410 W 28th Street is classified as multi-family residential, a relatively uncommon property type in this part of Norfolk's midcity grid. The structure totals approximately 3,700 square feet and was built in 1964.
Is 410 W 28th Street 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. Reviewing that information is a standard part of due diligence for any Norfolk property.
Can a VA loan be used to purchase a multi-family property like this?
Yes — VA loans can be used to purchase multi-family properties of up to four units, provided the buyer intends to occupy one of the units as a primary residence. Specific eligibility and terms depend on the lender and the buyer's entitlement status.
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