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Suburban living close to Newport News' main office area
Oyster Point forms what many refer to as the new downtown of Newport News. It’s loaded with retail and restaurant amenities, to begin with. But it’s also part of a new economic engine for the city, with many employers relocating their offices to a walkable hub nearby that’s appropriately dubbed City Center. Realtors like David Tortolini with eXp Realty call this hub an industrial park of sorts, and so if someone is considering Oyster Point, they might be incentivized by the mix of work-live-play culture. “This is the main office area for Newport News. If you’re not in military or in the shipyard, you might end up working here.”
Peaceful Oyster Point homes in a leafy neighborhood
Residential streets are interwoven with main thoroughfares and shopping centers, but it never feels too bustling on the home front. A quiet atmosphere hovers around streets with names like Dominion Drive. Tall oak trees and long carpets of grass frame classic styles like brick ranches, Colonials and split-level homes. Home prices range from the mid $400,000s to the mid $600,000s. A four-bedroom Modern Traditional home, built in 1995, can sell at $460,000 here. Five-bedroom brick Colonials represent the upper end of the market.
Stylish ranches in a picturesque neighborhood show off Oyster Point's allure.
Quaint and cozy homes that make Oyster Point a gem in Newport News.
Oyster Point is a neighborhood that truly feels like home.
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Newport News City public schools close to home
Jenkins Elementary enrolls nearly 500 students, and scores an A in diversity from Niche. Gildersleeve Middle enrolls over 1,000 students, and scores even higher in the diversity category with an A-plus. Menchville High enrolls 1,700 students, and scores an A-minus in clubs and activities. The school is known for having successful sports teams, like the boys’ outdoor track team, which placed in consecutive state championships from 2000 to 2018.
Oyster Point students in grades pre-K through 5 attend Yates Elementary School.
Oyster Point students in grades 6 through 8 attend Ethel M. Gildersleeve Middle School.
Menchville High School is one of five high schools in Newport News.
Tucked away in these leafy developments, it’s not unusual to find little parks reserved for neighborhood residents – plop in the water at Wendwood Pool, for example. Otherwise, residents will find Oyster Point eminently walkable, even though there are no large public parks, proving that it remains a quiet suburban retreat, despite the surrounding bustle.
Explore the heart of Oyster Point at City Center, where shopping and dining meet urban charm.
Large-scale sculptures fill the streets in Oyster Point.
Fantasy Farm Playground is a very nice playground in Riverview Farm Park in Oyster Point.
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Shopping and dining near Warwick Boulevard
The northeast corner of Oyster Point is where residents go to shop and dine. Food Lion is the grocery anchor at Oyster Point Plaza, and CVS and Walgreens provide convenient essentials as well. Vinny’s Pizza offers casual service when it’s time for a bite on the go. But for something a bit slower, Bonefish Grill brings delicate seafood bites and a white tablecloth setting. Just a mile east is Jefferson Avenue, where the big box stores multiply. Residents will immediately see amenities like Whole Foods, Target, Costco and First Watch Café.
A latte to brighten your day, served with a smile at Cure Coffee Shop in Oyster Point.
A cozy corner at Cure Coffee Shop, where the aroma of freshly brewed coffee fills the air.
Taste in Newport News is where every meal is a flavorful masterpiece by passionate crafters.
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Getting around town on Jefferson Avenue
Jefferson Avenue is one of the main corridors in Newport News, making Oyster Point a convenient neighborhood. Plus, Warwick Boulevard runs along Oyster Point’s east end – that’s the other big thoroughfares in the city. Buses run along both, as well as on a few of the larger streets within Oyster Point proper – namely, Nettles Drive and Oyster Point Road.
Catch a bus to commute where you need to go from Oyster Point and its adjacent neighborhoods.
Enjoy charming suburban living in the Oyster Point neighborhood of Newport News, Virginia.
Classic cars like this Buggy fill the streets of the historic neighborhood in Oyster Point.
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City Center at Oyster Point offers a variety of shopping and mouthwatering food options.
Regular community events in Oyster Point
The City Center at Oyster Point is always busy with events. For the performers, there's open mic night at Cure Coffeehouse on Thursdays. For those who prefer to spectate, First Fridays is all about live music on the Market Stage, paired with local food vendors. During the holidays, residents gather around the central fountain to watch a series of light shows.
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On average, homes in Oyster Point, Newport News sell after 15 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Oyster Point, Newport News over the last 12 months is $300,000.
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