Areas
Serving all of Hampton Roads.
Location, commute and amenities for each city we serve.
Virginia Beach
Atlantic oceanfront city on the southeast edge of Hampton Roads.
Commute: I-264 and I-64 connect to Norfolk and the rest of the region.
Amenities: Oceanfront boardwalk, Sandbridge, First Landing State Park, and a wide range of restaurants along the resort area and Town Center.
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Central waterfront city on the Elizabeth River and Chesapeake Bay.
Commute: Hub of I-64 and I-264, with The Tide light rail downtown.
Amenities: Downtown dining, the Norfolk Botanical Garden, Ocean View beaches and a busy arts district.
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Large city south of Norfolk with a mix of suburban and rural land.
Commute: I-64, I-464 and Route 168 link to Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
Amenities: Great Dismal Swamp trails, Northwest River Park and the Greenbrier dining and shopping area.
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Historic port city across the Elizabeth River from Norfolk.
Commute: Downtown and Midtown Tunnels, I-264 and a pedestrian ferry to Norfolk.
Amenities: Olde Towne historic district, waterfront parks, and local restaurants along High Street.
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Western Hampton Roads city with wide open land and small downtown.
Commute: Route 58, Route 460 and I-664 connect to the region.
Amenities: Lake Meade, Great Dismal Swamp access, Bennett's Creek Park and a walkable historic downtown.
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Peninsula city on the Chesapeake Bay and Hampton Roads harbor.
Commute: I-64 and the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel to the Southside; I-664 to Suffolk.
Amenities: Buckroe Beach, Fort Monroe National Monument, and a waterfront downtown with dining.
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Long Peninsula city along the James River.
Commute: I-64, Jefferson Avenue and the James River Bridge; Amtrak station.
Amenities: Mariners' Museum Park and Noland Trail, Newport News Park, and City Center dining.
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Historic waterfront community on the York River in York County.
Commute: Route 17 and I-64 access; Colonial Parkway to Williamsburg.
Amenities: Yorktown Beach, Riverwalk Landing shops and dining, and Colonial National Historical Park.
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Historic city at the northwest edge of Hampton Roads.
Commute: I-64 toward Richmond and Newport News; Amtrak station.
Amenities: Colonial Williamsburg, Merchants Square dining, and trails along the Colonial Parkway.
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