Hudson Terrace Homes for Rent

In southwestern Newport News, the Hudson Terrace neighborhood draws residents and military members who want to be close to work and outdoor recreation. “There’s Langley Airforce Base and Fort Eustis, so there are a lot of military-friendly communities,” says Anita Cox, broker and owner of NextHome Coastal Luxury Realty. “Some people absolutely commute to Norfolk because the I-64 tunnels go right to the Naval Air Station.” Cox also highlights how accessibility to restaurants and outdoor destinations draws people to areas like Hudson Terrace. U.S. Route 17 runs through the area, making it easy to reach the nearby airport and popular parks. Home prices are much lower in Hudson Terrace than in nearby neighborhoods along the James River but with the same accessibility. Hudson Terrace is a place to relax at home while still having destinations close to home to explore. Route 17 cuts through the community, creating a divide between the apartment complexes in the west and single-family homes in the east. Most homes were built in the 1950s with ranch-style designs, often selling for $200,000 to $380,000. Because the homes are older, many have detached garages or none at all. The streets