Located in Norfolk, Virginia, Naval Support Activity Norfolk (NSA Norfolk) is operated by the United States Navy for the Atlantic Fleet. This base was established within Naval Station NS Norfolk and is responsible for Atlantic operations. Naval Station Norfolk, home to the Atlantic Fleet, is the world’s largest naval station and is located in the Sewell’s Point area of Norfolk, Virginia.
The land that is now the City of Norfolk was originally inhabited by indigenous peoples and became a Royal Colony in 1624, in what is now the Ocean View section of Norfolk. England decreed and then established, in 1682, the “Towne of Lower Norfolk County,” which was incorporated in 1705 and chartered as a borough in 1736. By 1775, Norfolk had developed into a center of trade. Over the years, Norfolk has been destroyed and rebuilt multiple times, first in 1776, then a fire in 1...view more
Located in Norfolk, Virginia, Naval Support Activity Norfolk (NSA Norfolk) is operated by the United States Navy for the Atlantic Fleet. This base was established within Naval Station NS Norfolk and is responsible for Atlantic operations. Naval Station Norfolk, home to the Atlantic Fleet, is the world’s largest naval station and is located in the Sewell’s Point area of Norfolk, Virginia.
The land that is now the City of Norfolk was originally inhabited by indigenous peoples and became a Royal Colony in 1624, in what is now the Ocean View section of Norfolk. England decreed and then established, in 1682, the “Towne of Lower Norfolk County,” which was incorporated in 1705 and chartered as a borough in 1736. By 1775, Norfolk had developed into a center of trade. Over the years, Norfolk has been destroyed and rebuilt multiple times, first in 1776, then a fire in 1804, and during the Confederate War. Today, Norfolk is a thriving city with a large population, the site of the campus for Old Dominion University, Norfolk State University, one of the campuses for Tidewater Community College and has close ties to the Navy.
There are many fun and interesting places to visit in Norfolk, including beaches in the Ocean View Area along the Chesapeake Bay, the Battleship USS Wisconsin, The National Maritime Center, Nautilus, the Virginia Zoo, the Chrylser Museum of Art, the McArthur Memorial, the Norfolk Botanical Garden, Hermitage Museum and Gardens, public parks, beaches, great restaurants, and more.
There are numerous neighborhoods conveniently located from NSA Norfolk, including Ghent, West-Ghent, Pinewell, Colonial Place, Lakewood, Cromwell Farms, and Talbot Park.
If you are new to the area or PCSing to NSA Norfolk and wish to live off-base, contact us today. We have a dedicated team of realtors and loan specialists who are ready to assist you with finding your new home.
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