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Barberton's tree-shaded sidewalks are under 2 miles from downtown
Characterized by its abundance of sidewalks shaded by towering, sturdy oaks, Barberton has become an attractive neighborhood in Norfolk. Sitting less than 2 miles from downtown Norfolk and just over a mile north of Interstate 264, Barberton residents have easy highway access, making the 18-mile drive to Virginia Beach a breeze. Its woody aesthetic and proximity to the coast make Barberton an attractive community for families and first-time home buyers alike.
Barberton is characterized by its abundance of tall shade trees.
Barberton is just two miles from Downtown Norfolk.
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Homes starting at $200,000
Homes in Barberton's walkable, leaf-shaded streets range between $200,000 and $300,000 while larger dwellings stationed along Church Street with three to four bedrooms can price well north of $300,000. Barberton features an array of brick colonials and ranch-style homes, though the neighborhood also contains townhomes and apartments. Homes in Barberton may last as little as four weeks on the market.
Sidewalk-lined streets are a draw for the residents of Barberton.
While mostly single-family homes, Barberton also has apartment options.
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Attending Norfolk City's schools
Children in the Barberton area can attend schools in the Norfolk Public Schools system, including the nearby David Gilbert Jacox Elementary School and James Blair Middle School. Local teens may go to Booker T. Washington High School. Stationed near Barberton's eastside, the high school offers a myriad of clubs including DECA, FBLA and a Theatre Arts Club.
Younger students in Barberton will start their day at David Gilbert Jacox Elementary.
Barberton students in grades six through eight will attend James Blair Middle School.
Older students in Barberton will graduate from Booker T. Washington High School.
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Live music at the historic Attucks Theatre
For live music, visit the historic Attucks Theatre on Church Street. Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1982, the venue is a must-see spot for history buffs and music lovers alike. "The Attucks Theatre was actually completely renovated about 15 years ago," says Cliff Wells of Century 21 Nachman Realty. "The theater is on Church Street, where they've done a lot of building. If you go a little bit further down the street, you start getting into the restaurants."
Shopping and Dining
A popular restaurant on Church Street is Sweet Jams Cafe. One of the neighborhood's top eateries, the cafe is known for its Jam Jam Shrimp, Jammin' Club Croissant and chicken and waffles. To the south of Barberton is Chen Garden Chinese, highlighted by its signature General Tso's Chicken and Shrimp Chow Mein. For a quick meal on the go, Barberton's surrounding area also offers everyday fast food chains.
Fill the fridge with groceries from the Walmart Neighborhood Market just east of Barberton off Princess Anne Road or Harris Teeter, stationed off Colonial Avenue to Barberton's westside. Southwest of Barberton and smack-dab in the heart of Norfolk is MacArthur Center — a large shopping mall with dozens of retail shops and eateries. The mall also features a seasonal ice skating rink during the colder months.
Residents of Barberton can shop at Walmart for all their home an grocery needs.
MacArthur Center has many stores just minutes from Barberton.
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Sports at Huntersville Park and explorative learning at Virginia Zoo
A quick walk down the block will take you to the century-old Blyden Branch Library. Named after civil rights activist and politician Dr. Edward Wilmot Blyden, the library offers summer reading programs for youth in the Norfolk region. For fresh air, head to Huntersville Park and work on your backhand at one of its tennis courts or invite friends for a game of pickup soccer. Just a stone's throw from the park is Huntersville Community Center and Pool. A central hub for the neighborhood, the community center is a hot spot for residents to stay fit at the gym, play basketball and spend time with family.
Also on Church Street, Virginia Zoo is a 53-acre zoo featuring over 700 animals, including lions, tigers and bears and is a top attraction for Barberton residents and animal lovers across the United States.
The historic Blyden Branch Library offers summer reading programs for Barberton residents.
Barberton residents can practice their tennis swing at Huntersville Park.
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Crime and Safety
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Barberton
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Homicide
5
4
Sexual Assault
6
4
Assault with Weapon
7
4
Robbery
6
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
4
4
Crime Score
9
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Barberton Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Barberton, Norfolk sell after 26 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Barberton, Norfolk over the last 12 months is $190,000.
Newly renovated 2 bedroom apartment with spacious living areas!Newer kitchen and flooring ready for move in! Super convenient to interstates, bus stops and downtown.No pets. Get your showing scheduled today! Move in must be within 2 weeks unless move in date specified is beyond that date
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