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Cradock

Cradock

What it’s like to live in Cradock

Historic significance defines Cradock, where this planned community built in 1918 for shipyard workers now showcases distinctive architecture unlike anywhere else in Hampton Roads. Rental options include restored craftsman-style homes with period details at surprisingly affordable rates. While the neighborhood offers excellent value with unique character, some areas remain in various stages of revitalization requiring local knowledge. Perfect for architectural enthusiasts and urban pioneers seeking remarkable affordability in historic surroundings who appreciate neighborhoods in transition.
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Cavalier Manor

Cavalier Manor

What it’s like to live in Cavalier Manor

Family-friendly affordability makes Cavalier Manor an attractive option for Portsmouth renters seeking more space than downtown alternatives. Single-family rentals often include actual yards and off-street parking – features increasingly rare in urban settings. The neighborhood's excellent school reputation attracts families seeking quality education without premium pricing, while the strategic positioning provides straightforward access to both military facilities and downtown employment.
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Neighborhood vibe
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Peaceful
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City Guide for Portsmouth, VA

Portsmouth, Virginia is home to the largest naval shipyard in the world. Don't let the name confuse you, though. It's named after the neighboring city of Norfolk.

Portsmouth is a city that forms a piece of what seems like a seamless community surrounding the Chesapeake Bay. The Seven Cities of Hampton Roads include Norfolk, Hampton, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Suffolk, Virginia Beach and Newport News. The first official successful settlement in the Americas, Jamestown, lies only a few miles up river. Colonial era homes still line the streets mixed with modern advancements and the skyscrapers of downtown Norfolk. The military has a strong presence in the city and makes for the majority of the local infrastructure. Unemployment is remarkably low and cost of living is more reasonable in this area than adjacent cities. View Portsmouth City Guide

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