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SELLER OFFERING UP TO $14,000 BUYER CREDIT! Use it toward an interest-rate buydown, eligible closing costs, or condo fees—giving buyers flexibility to make this luxury waterfront home more affordable. Major updates include a new HVAC system, water heater, and washer/dryer combination, providing additional peace of mind for the next owner. Two Levels. Waterfront Views. More Than a Century of Norfolk History. Welcome to 40 Rader St, Unit 504, where waterfront living places you within easy reach of some of Norfolk's best entertainment, dining and experiences. Spend an evening enjoying Waterside District, waterfront restaurants and live music, or experience signature Norfolk events including Harborfest, the Norfolk Waterfront Jazz Festival and seasonal festivals at Town Point Park. Watch yachts and boats travel the Elizabeth River, enjoy the energy of Downtown Norfolk, or turn vacation mode on with Carnival cruises departing right from Norfolk. And when the festivities are over, come home to your own two-level waterfront retreat with panoramic views. Historic character. Waterfront scenery. Dining. Festivals. Yachts. Cruises. Entertainment. And don't forget the $14,000 seller credit! Buy down your interest rate, apply it toward allowable closing costs, or use it toward condo fees. You choose how to make the incentive work best for you, subject to lender and association requirements. The condo association includes water, trash, cable, flood liability coverage, and building insurance, along with access to a fitness center, clubhouse, private storage, and two dedicated parking spaces. Come see the views, experience the lifestyle, and discover why Unit 504 may be the waterfront home you've been waiting for. This isn't simply a place to live — it's a Norfolk waterfront lifestyle. Schedule your private tour today.
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.
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Offer insights
40 Rader St #504 · $579,900
$585K and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $585K+ is a strong offer
DAYS ON MARKET
2 days
The average home goes pending in 52 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
98.3%
Most homes are selling 2% below list price.
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Interior features
Ceiling fan
Assigned storage
Foyer
Pantry
Utility closet
Bedrooms
One bedroom with ensuite
Bathrooms
2 full bathrooms
1 half bathroom
Kitchen
Dishwasher
Disposal
Microwave
Electric range
Refrigerator
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Washer
Dryer
Flooring
Carpet
Ceramic
Laminate
Heating & cooling
Forced hot air heating
Central air
Exterior features
Patio
Storage shed
On waterfront with deep water access, dock and river views
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.