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Exquisite waterfront condo, enjoy harbor and city views, with floor to ceiling windows in the primary and common space enhancing this experience. The open floor plan features a contemporary custom kitchen with amazing storage and pantry. The primary bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, a walk-in closet, and an additional storage closet. The secondary bedroom is spacious with a walk-in closet. An additional storage space is also included. One designated parking spot. Mass transit station nearby as well as ferries plying the Elizabeth to historic Portsmouth. Minutes from fine dining, museums, parks, and the interstate, convenient to explore all of Hampton Roads.
Ghent, located between Downtown Norfolk and the Elizabeth River, is a historic and walkable Norfolk neighborhood with leafy boulevards and early-20th-century architecture. Colley Avenue around 21st Street concentrates the neighborhood’s character, with coffee counters, indie boutiques, and patio dining in a steady street-level hum. Brick townhomes and porch-fronted houses sit beside small apartment buildings, giving the blocks a layered, lived-in streetscape. The Chrysler Museum of Art anchors the cultural calendar, while the Naro Expanded Cinema keeps repertory screenings and local premieres on the marquee. Stockley Gardens Park frames weekend markets and shaded pauses. The Hague’s curving waterfront streets add a quieter, scenic edge for strolling.
The purpose of the Downtown - Fort Norfolk D-FN district is to promote the transition of the Fort Norfolk area, also known as Atlantic City, from a predominately heavy industrial area to a mixed-use waterfront setting that is more consistent with other downtown districts. The district provides lands for a wide range of intensive multi-family, commercial, civic, institutional, and office uses, and is also intended to protect views of the Elizabeth River and create public access to the waterfront.