Why this home stands out
Five bedrooms in a home under 1,500 square feet is a rare configuration — it means every square foot is working hard for you. Whether you need dedicated space for a home office, a guest room, or a growing household, the room count here gives you flexibility that comparably sized homes in Hampton simply don't offer. The 1971 build era also means solid construction with mature landscaping typical of established neighborhoods.
ALL OTHERS AREA 105 and the Hampton real estate market
Hampton is one of the oldest English-speaking settlements in the country, and the neighborhoods surrounding the 23666 zip code reflect decades of steady, community-focused growth. This part of Hampton sits in a largely residential pocket where single-family homes line quiet streets and neighbors tend to know each other by name. The area has a lived-in, grounded character — not a new-construction subdivision feel, but a place with roots. Hampton itself offers a compelling mix of waterfront access, historic sites, and everyday convenience. The city's location on the Virginia Peninsula puts you within easy reach of both the Hampton Roads bridge-tunnel corridor and the broader Tidewater region. Parks, recreation centers, and community amenities are woven throughout the city, and the local dining and retail scene along Mercury Boulevard and Coliseum Drive keeps daily errands genuinely manageable. For anyone weighing Hampton against neighboring Peninsula cities, the combination of affordability, access, and community scale tends to tip the balance.
What's nearby
Joint Base Langley-Eustis is roughly eight minutes away by car — a commute that keeps gate-to-door time well under the Hampton Roads average for military households. NSA Hampton Roads is about sixteen minutes out. For everyday needs, the Mercury Boulevard corridor puts grocery stores, pharmacies, and national retailers within a short drive. Coliseum Central, one of the Peninsula's main commercial hubs, is close enough for a quick errand run. Bluebird Gap Farm, a free city park with animals and open green space, is a local favorite for families. The Hampton Coliseum area also hosts regular events and concerts throughout the year.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Eight minutes to the Langley gate is hard to beat on the Peninsula. For active-duty households, that kind of proximity means more time at home and less time in traffic — and a VA loan can make ownership here a straightforward path. With five bedrooms, there's room for everyone, including space to absorb a PCS move without feeling cramped from day one.
For families upgrading
If your current home has you sharing bedrooms or converting dining rooms into offices, five bedrooms changes the math entirely. At 1,498 square feet, the layout is efficient rather than sprawling, which keeps utility costs predictable while giving every family member their own defined space. Hampton's established neighborhoods also mean your kids grow up with sidewalks, nearby parks, and a genuine sense of place.
More buyer questions
How far is 501 Berkshire Terrace from Joint Base Langley-Eustis?
The drive from 501 Berkshire Terrace to the main gate at Joint Base Langley-Eustis is approximately eight minutes under normal traffic conditions. That puts it among the closer residential options on the Peninsula for Langley-assigned service members.
What is the square footage and bedroom count at 501 Berkshire Terrace?
The home offers 1,498 square feet of living space across five bedrooms and two full bathrooms. That bedroom-to-square-footage ratio is notably high for the area, making it well-suited for larger households.
Is 501 Berkshire Terrace part of an HOA?
Based on available property data, there is no HOA associated with 501 Berkshire Terrace. Always confirm current HOA status during the due diligence period of any transaction.
What is the flood risk situation for this address?
Flood zone designation for 501 Berkshire Terrace is displayed in the dedicated FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data. Review that section for the most up-to-date zone classification and insurance implications.
How old is the home at 501 Berkshire Terrace and what does that mean for buyers?
The home was built in 1971, placing it in the early-1970s construction era common throughout Hampton's established residential neighborhoods. Buyers should budget for standard age-related updates and commission a thorough home inspection to assess mechanical systems, roofing, and any renovation history.
Curious whether 501 Berkshire Terrace fits your timeline and goals? Tom and Dariya Milan are happy to walk you through the details — reach out to start the conversation.
