Many people already know what a great city Norfolk, Virginia is. Nationally, the city has earned designation as one of the “Best places to live on the coast” according to Money Magazine. Every day, on a local level, more and more people are discovering how Norfolk is a special and unique place to call home. With Harbor Heights along Boush Street nestled between College Place and Tazewell Street, the city welcomes a residential opportunity for the many who desire to locate themselves amidst the hustle and bustle of new and exciting cultural, recreational and professional pursuits in Norfolk.


While many of Norfolk’s “treasures” have been a part of the landscape for years, recent economic energy has transformed downtown, surrounding neighborhoods and waterfront properties into destinations of interest and intent to commune and reside. Harbor Heights’ location is ideal, and many of the city’s most wonderful attractions can be enjoyed by residents simply taking a few steps from their front door. MacArthur Center, one of this area’s most spectacular shopping venues, offers first class retailers, a cinema and a variety of restaurants. The Waterside has become a popular location for this area’s finest in nightlife, bars and entertainment. Nauticus and the Hampton Roads Naval Museum with battleship Wisconsin tours provide a maritime and nautical perspective, as well as a berthing area for major cruise lines and ships. Town Point Park and surrounding waterfront accesses allow for full enjoyment of the harbor and Elizabeth River. Nearby Harbor Park and Scope host sporting events for both the young and old. Wells Theater, Chrysler Hall, Harrison Opera House and the NorVa each offer sensational performance opportunities to enjoy local, national and international artists.
A stroll down any downtown street can surprise anyone with independent art galleries, quaint shops, fine retail shops and one of this area’s most eclectic collection of fine and casual dining locations. With a little further exploration, one can happen upon the Virginia Zoo, the historical Attucks Theater, Colley Avenue and Ghent, which is an area known for its antique shops, gift shops and unique and fine furnishings.  

Norfolk is also home to some of the most respected and renowned medical facilities in the country. Eastern Virginia Medical School, Sentara Norfolk General, DePaul Hospital and the Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughters are each moments away from Harbor Heights. Educationally speaking, Norfolk State University, Old Dominion University, Virginia Wesleyan, Tidewater Community College and a large roster of public and private schools all call Norfolk home.

It is no wonder that the many people who are lured to downtown Norfolk for its many opportunities will be attracted to Harbor Heights. The proximity of this wonderful new development to the city’s best in personal and professional attractions will surely be an added benefit. Many will come to discover the wonderful sights within steps of their front door at Harbor Heights!