Veterans and active-duty servicemembers looking for a child-friendly home should consider the VA foreclosure at 3301 Oklahoma Ave. in Norfolk, Virginia. Just a few short miles from the waterfront and a mere three hours from Washington, D.C., it’s the ideal spot for families that want all the amenities and opportunities that the urban East Coast affords without all of the big-city hassles.
Room for a Family
This single-family home is built in the traditional style and resides on a large corner lot, offering plenty of space and featuring a large fenced-in backyard. This World War II-era abode has four bedrooms and two bathrooms, so there’s lots of room for your family to grow. The house also features a newer second-floor addition complete with a spacious master suite that boasts a full bath and walk-in closet. A great room with two patio doors that open onto a two-tier deck makes this property ideal for backyard barbecues, while the updated kitchen and formal dining room will be perfect for entertaining as the seasons change. Currently on the market for $124,500.00, this house is truly a deal, especially for servicemembers who can take advantage of a zero-down VA home loan.
About Norfolk, Virginia
Norfolk is a friendly city nestled between Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic Ocean on the East Coast of the United States. With a population of roughly 242,600, nearly 30,000 of which are veterans, Norfolk has a diverse economy with an unemployment rate lower than the national average. The area also has a mysterious past: It was the site of Roanoke Colony, also known as the “Lost Colony,” which disappeared not long after being settled by the English in the 16th century. Today, Norfolk attracts families of all shapes and sizes thanks to its more than 120 unique neighborhoods and position as “The heart of the Virginia Waterfront.”
Things to do
Norfolk residents enjoy a variety of activities both on the water and on land. Harbor cruises, fishing, kayaking and sailing activities abound. In the summertime, take part in Norfolk Harborfest. Or if you prefer dry land, explore Norfolk’s downtown, which features plenty of shopping and performance venues. The city’s cultural attractions include Norfolk Botanical Garden, the MacArthur Memorial Museum, Battleship Wisconsin and a variety of public art. Hockey fans can catch a Norfolk Admirals game, while football fanatics can take a day trip to see the Washington Redskins play at FedEx Field. With a home in Norfolk, Virginia, you can take advantage of a range of cultural and business opportunities while leading a happy, healthy lifestyle.
A VA Real Estate Owned (REO) property is one that becomes the possession of the VA after the mortgage company attempts to auction a foreclosed property and fails. VA-owned properties, or VA REOs, are listed on local Multiple Listing Sites (MLS) or at http://listings.vrmco.com, a site that lists VA REO property for sale.
Note: While this VA REO property was listed for sale at the time of writing, it may have been sold or removed from the listing services by the time of publication.
