*** No USDA eligible properties were found in Newport News ***
To find a home that may be eligible for a USDA loan, have a look at the neighboring city Carrollton, VA. This city falls within a zone of USDA loan eligibility.
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Newport News, Virginia in Newport News County
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51 active listings near Newport News
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$1,249,900   * 215 Museum Pkwy
$1,249,900   * 215 Museum Pkwy
$1,249,900   * 215 Museum Pkwy
$1,249,900   * 215 Museum Pkwy
$725,000    54 Settlers Rd
$725,000    54 Settlers Rd
$699,999    9 Club Ter
$699,999    9 Club Ter
$620,000    4 Assembly Ct
$580,000    167 Point Heron Dr
$580,000    10 Butler Pl
$580,000    10 Butler Pl
$575,000    13 Walnut Grv
$515,000   * 2505 College Blvd
$485,000   * 315 Woodbrook Run
$450,000    1204 Scottland Ter
$439,000    18 Langhorne Rd
$409,000   * 307 Parkway Dr
$405,000   * 135 Madison Ln N
$374,900    47 James River Ln
$374,900    47 James River Ln
$374,900    47 James River Ln
$374,900    205 Lisa Dr
$369,900    12941 Nettles Dr
$369,900   * 12941 Nettles Dr
$369,900   * 12941 Nettles Dr
$360,000   * 46 Huxley Pl
$355,000    12 Luanita Ln
$349,000   * 31 Cherbourg Dr
$345,000   * 314 Charleston Way
$345,000    448 Winterhaven Dr
$329,900   * 4 Chanco Dr
$329,000    215 Massell Ct
$285,000   * 6 Bethune Dr
$285,000    104 Maxwell Ln
$285,000    104 Maxwell Ln
$274,990    24 Center St
$268,999    50 Culpepper Ave
$245,000   * 60 Turlington Rd
$240,000   * 147 Kenilworth Dr
$240,000   * 147 Kenilworth Dr
$234,500    9 Alpine St
$233,000    414 Bryan Ct
$199,000    670 Town Center Dr Unit 120
$199,000    670 Town Center Dr Unit 120
$199,000    670 Town Center Dr Unit 120
$180,000    156 Kenilworth Dr
$175,000    121 Parkway Dr Unit B
$159,990    192 Shanya Ct
$125,000    85 Church Rd
$125,000    85 Church Rd

Interested in fun facts and the history of Newport News, VA?
Then read on!

Here are a couple of true facts about the history of Newport News, Virginia:

1. Newport News was named after Captain Christopher Newport, who was one of the founders of Jamestown, Virginia, the first permanent English settlement in North America.

2. During the American Civil War, Newport News was a major strategic point for both the Union and Confederate forces, and the city changed hands several times during the conflict. It also served as a major port and shipbuilding center for the Union army, and the first ironclad warship ever built, the USS Monitor, was constructed in Newport News.