Why this home stands out
Built in 2014, this home skips the quirks and deferred maintenance that come with older Norfolk stock. You get current construction standards — tighter insulation, modern electrical and plumbing, and a layout designed for how people actually live today — inside a neighborhood with genuine history and character. Three bedrooms, two full baths plus a half bath, and 1,780 square feet give you real, usable space without the overhead of a sprawling property.
HUNTERSVILLE and the Norfolk real estate market
Huntersville sits in the heart of Norfolk, one of the city's older residential pockets with a distinctly walkable, close-knit feel. Streets here are lined with a mix of longtime residents and newer owners who chose the neighborhood specifically for its central location and easy access to everything the city offers. When people search homes for sale Norfolk, Huntersville often surfaces as a surprise favorite — it's urban without feeling congested, and established without feeling frozen in time. Norfolk itself is a city of serious infrastructure: a working waterfront, a thriving arts district, and one of the largest concentrations of military installations on the East Coast. Huntersville puts you near the geographic center of it all, with quick routes north toward downtown and south toward the Portsmouth border. The 0.0546-acre lot keeps yard maintenance manageable, which suits the neighborhood's walkable, out-and-about lifestyle perfectly.
What's nearby
Daily life is genuinely easy from Fremont Street. Groceries are covered from multiple directions — Tees is 0.1 miles away, Turner's Market is 0.3 miles, and Organic Food Depot is just half a mile out. Sweet Jams Cafe (0.2 mi) and Quick Eats by Nikki (0.3 mi) handle casual meals, with KFC another option at 0.4 miles. Coffee runs lead to Blaze on Granby, Zeke's, or Coalescence Coffee Company, all within 0.7 miles. Fitness options are equally stacked: Latitude Climbing and Fitness, Onelife Fitness, and Todd's Eastside Boxing Club are all under half a mile. Huntersville Park is 0.3 miles away, with Crispus Attucks Park and Goff Street Park rounding out the green space within walking distance.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Naval Medical Center Portsmouth and USCG Base Portsmouth are each a four-minute drive from 738 Fremont Street — that's a commute that barely registers. For military households, that proximity translates directly into time back in your day. VA loan eligibility makes ownership here straightforward, and BAH rates in the Norfolk market align well with this price tier. It's a practical, well-located home base for an active-duty household.
For first-time buyers
If you're looking at a house for sale Norfolk VA and want modern construction without a vintage-home project, 738 Fremont Street is worth a close look. Built in 2014, it's young enough to avoid the big-ticket surprises that older homes can carry. Three bedrooms, 1,780 square feet, and a half bath for guests give you room to grow — all in a walkable neighborhood where groceries, coffee, and parks are genuinely within reach on foot.
More buyer questions
How far is 738 Fremont Street from Naval Medical Center Portsmouth?
Naval Medical Center Portsmouth is approximately four minutes by car from 738 Fremont Street, making it one of the closest residential options to that installation in the broader Norfolk area.
How far is 738 Fremont Street from USCG Base Portsmouth?
USCG Base Portsmouth is also about four minutes away — both bases are in the same southward direction from Huntersville, so the commute to either is nearly identical.
What is the Huntersville neighborhood like in Norfolk?
Huntersville is an established, centrally located Norfolk neighborhood with a walkable street grid, a mix of housing eras, and strong proximity to downtown Norfolk, Portsmouth, and multiple military installations. It has a genuine urban character without the density of downtown itself.
Is 738 Fremont Street in a flood zone?
Flood zone information for this address is displayed in the FloodRisk tile on this page — check that section for the current FEMA designation and any relevant insurance considerations.
Does 738 Fremont Street have an HOA?
This property does not carry HOA obligations, so there are no association rules or dues governing the home beyond standard city and county regulations.
Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty know Huntersville and the broader Norfolk market well. Reach out to get your questions answered and schedule a walkthrough of 738 Fremont Street.
