433 Cooper St, Hampton, VA 23669

Why this home stands out

Built in 2025, this 2,900-square-foot home arrives with modern systems and finishes throughout. The open floor plan flows naturally from living to kitchen to dining. Four bedrooms give you space to spread out—a dedicated office, guest room, or hobby space. The lot sits on a quiet street in Pasture Point, a neighborhood known for its walkable blocks and proximity to downtown Hampton's dining and entertainment scene.

PASTURE POINT and the Hampton real estate market

Pasture Point is a neighborhood where daily life centers on walkable blocks and a strong sense of place. Tree-lined streets connect you to independent restaurants, coffee shops, and local grocers within a few blocks. The neighborhood sits just north of downtown Hampton, where the waterfront, museums, and cultural venues anchor the community. Hampton itself is a historic port city with deep roots in American naval history. Getting around is straightforward—the water taxi connects downtown to Norfolk, and Interstate 64 puts you on the Peninsula or toward Virginia Beach in under 20 minutes. If you are comparing homes for sale in Hampton, note that Pasture Point offers that rare mix of walkability and proximity to Joint Base Langley-Eustis. The area attracts people drawn to urban convenience and waterfront heritage.

What's nearby

You're surrounded by reasons to leave the house. Baked Bistro & Pizza, The Vanguard Brewpub & Distillery, and Marker 20 are all within a three-minute walk. Starbucks and Cosmic Cafe at Virginia Air & Space Center sit a half-mile away. Swami Food Store and Best of British handle groceries within a few blocks. Shape Up Fitness and other gyms are nearby. Honor Park and Mill Point Park are steps away, perfect for a morning walk or evening stroll.

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