Why this home stands out
What makes 830 Fremont Street stand out is its rare combination of scale and location. A four-unit building in an established urban neighborhood — with three grocery options within half a mile, multiple gyms and parks within a short walk, and two military installations just four minutes away — is genuinely hard to find in this part of Norfolk. The property offers serious square footage in a community that has real, walkable character.
HUNTERSVILLE and the Norfolk real estate market
Huntersville is one of Norfolk's older, close-knit urban neighborhoods, sitting in the heart of the city with the kind of density that makes daily life genuinely convenient on foot. The streets here have a lived-in, community feel — neighbors know each other, local businesses are within a few blocks, and the area has been drawing renewed attention from buyers looking for authentic Norfolk character. For anyone comparing homes to buy in Norfolk, Huntersville's combination of walkability, proximity to military installations, and access to downtown makes it a neighborhood worth taking seriously. Norfolk itself is a city of real depth — home to the world's largest naval station, a thriving arts district on Granby Street, the Chrysler Museum of Art, and a waterfront that stretches across the Elizabeth River. Getting around is straightforward, with easy access to I-264, the Downtown Tunnel, and the Midtown Tunnel connecting you to Portsmouth, Chesapeake, and Virginia Beach in minutes.
What's nearby
Daily errands are genuinely walkable from 830 Fremont Street. Tees is just 0.1 miles away, Turner's Market is 0.2 miles, and Watergate 5 is half a mile out — so grocery runs are never a production. For a quick bite, Sweet Jams Cafe and Quick Eats by Nikki are both 0.2 miles away, with The Annex rounding out the dining options at 0.5 miles. Coffee is covered by Blaze on Granby, Coalescence Coffee Company, and Zeke's, all under a mile. Latitude Climbing and Fitness, Todd's Eastside Boxing Club, and Mike The Fitness Junkie are all within 0.4 miles for staying active. Huntersville Park is 0.3 miles away, with Crispus Attucks Park and Goff Street Park also close by.
For different buyers
For military families relocating
Naval Medical Center Portsmouth and USCG Base Portsmouth are both about four minutes from 830 Fremont Street — a commute that's hard to beat. A VA loan can make acquiring a multifamily property like this especially strategic, and the location means less time in traffic and more time at home. Huntersville puts you close to the water, close to base, and close to everything Norfolk has to offer.
For buyers drawn to character
If you're searching for a house to buy in Norfolk with real neighborhood texture — not a cookie-cutter subdivision — Huntersville delivers. The streets have history, the local businesses have personality, and a four-unit building like 830 Fremont Street gives you the kind of footprint that's increasingly rare this close to downtown. This is a property for someone who wants substance over sameness.
More buyer questions
How far is 830 Fremont Street from Naval Medical Center Portsmouth?
Naval Medical Center Portsmouth is approximately four minutes from 830 Fremont Street by car, making it one of the closest multifamily properties to the base in the area.
What is the Huntersville neighborhood like in Norfolk?
Huntersville is an established, walkable urban neighborhood in the heart of Norfolk with local groceries, parks, and restaurants within easy reach. It has a genuine community character that sets it apart from newer suburban developments.
How many units does 830 Fremont Street have?
830 Fremont Street is a four-unit multifamily property, designated as units A, B, C, and D, with a combined square footage of 3,420 square feet.
Is 830 Fremont Street in a flood zone?
Flood zone information for this address is available in the FloodRisk tile on this page, which pulls current FEMA map data for the property.
Where can you walk to from 830 Fremont Street?
Within a short walk you'll find multiple grocery stores including Tees and Turner's Market, restaurants like Sweet Jams Cafe, gyms including Latitude Climbing and Fitness, and Huntersville Park — making this one of the more walkable addresses in the neighborhood.
Want to dig deeper into 830 Fremont Street or explore other properties in Huntersville and Norfolk? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty are ready to help you take the next step.