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A few ways to enjoy the area. Up to two events per community; events disappear when they end.
Updated October 16, 2026
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October 17–18, 2026 · Saturday 10 a.m.–6 p.m.; Sunday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Mount Pleasant Farms, 2201 Mount Pleasant Road
Plan a farm outing with pumpkins, corn mazes, wagon rides and a play area. Check the organizer listing for activity tickets and prices.
Event details ↗October 17–18, 2026 · 11 a.m.–6 p.m. daily
Town Point Park, Downtown Norfolk waterfront
Virginia wineries, food and entertainment return to the waterfront. Tickets are required; wine sampling ends at 4:30 p.m. each day.
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October 17–18, 2026 · check organizer times
Bluebird Gap Farm
Hayrides, live entertainment, storytelling and seasonal activities fill the farm park. Food and pumpkins cost extra; pets are not permitted.
Event details ↗October 31, 2026 · 11 a.m.–2 p.m.
Main Street Library, 110 Main Street
Meet local authors, explore books and signings, and join writing workshops and free activities for all ages.
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October 24, 2026 · 5–6:30 p.m.
Southern Hope Animal Rescue and Education, 146 White Horse Drive, Shawboro
Costumed farm animals and volunteers hand out candy at a family-friendly fundraiser supporting rescued animals.
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Explore Hampton Roads cities and nearby military relocation resources.
Virginia Beach combines Atlantic Ocean and Chesapeake Bay settings with established residential neighborhoods and inland shopping and employment areas. The Oceanfront, Great Neck, Kempsville and the southern part of the city offer different surroundings and property options. Start by deciding whether beach access, a particular commute, outdoor space or lower-maintenance ownership matters most to your move.
The city offers ways to enjoy coastal life beyond a day at the beach. Explore the Oceanfront, First Landing State Park and the restaurants and shops around your potential neighborhood to understand how you would spend your time. Drive from a specific home to your workplace, including NAS Oceana if relevant, rather than relying on a city-wide commute estimate.
Coastal condos and detached homes need different ownership reviews. Compare association fees, maintenance responsibilities, parking and use restrictions for condos, and assess the roof, exterior and major systems for any property. Obtain property-specific flood information and insurance estimates early so that the monthly budget reflects more than the mortgage payment.
Leverage Realty Team helps Virginia Beach buyers compare neighborhoods and homes around their own priorities. For sellers, we develop a preparation and marketing plan based on the property’s condition and relevant comparable sales. Our military relocation and hands-on ownership experience can also help you organize a purchase or sale around a PCS move, renovation or investment goal.
Chesapeake offers several ways to live in Hampton Roads, from established neighborhoods in Great Bridge and Greenbrier to larger properties in the southern part of the city. Buyers can compare detached homes, townhomes and newer construction according to their space needs, maintenance preferences and everyday destinations. The most useful starting point is your actual work route and the kind of property you want to own.
Getting to know Chesapeake means exploring more than the shopping corridors. Great Bridge’s waterways and local history, Northwest River Park and the Dismal Swamp area offer opportunities for outdoor recreation. Visit the neighborhoods on your shortlist, try nearby shopping and restaurants, and drive your regular routes at the times you expect to travel.
When comparing homes, look beyond bedroom counts to lot layout, roof and system condition, association requirements and property-specific flood information. A larger lot may involve different upkeep or utilities than a townhome community. For new construction, compare the complete price with selected options and ask about completion timelines before planning your move.
Leverage Realty Team works from Howard Hanna’s Great Bridge office in Chesapeake. We help buyers organize a focused search and help sellers review comparable sales, preparation priorities and a marketing plan. Our experience owning rentals and completing renovations adds a practical perspective when a home needs repairs or you are weighing an investment purchase.
Norfolk brings together city neighborhoods, waterfront settings and a substantial military and maritime presence. Areas such as Ghent, downtown and Ocean View offer different housing styles and surroundings, from older detached homes to condos and townhomes. Your search can begin with the amount of space you need, the maintenance you prefer and access to the destinations you use regularly.
Explore Norfolk’s waterfront and downtown attractions alongside the streets where you might live. The city’s museums, restaurants and parks provide ways to get a feel for the area beyond a showing appointment. For a move connected to Naval Station Norfolk or a local medical or employment center, test the drive from each address and consider parking and the route home.
Norfolk’s older housing can offer distinctive architecture while requiring careful attention to repairs and maintenance. Review roof and system condition, inspection findings and any applicable historic-district requirements before planning changes. For waterfront properties and condos, investigate flood information, insurance, association documents and ownership responsibilities for the specific home.
Leverage Realty Team helps Norfolk buyers compare homes using local sales and their practical daily needs. We also help sellers identify preparation priorities and present a property’s features clearly through listing marketing. Our military background and renovation experience provide useful context for relocation timelines and the work a potential home may need.
Suffolk offers a mix of historic downtown streets, established subdivisions and properties with more land. A search in northern Suffolk can feel different from one in the city’s rural areas, so compare actual locations rather than treating Suffolk as one housing market. Consider the lot size, home style and level of upkeep that fit your plans.
The Nansemond River, downtown shops and arts, and the Great Dismal Swamp area provide several starting points for exploring Suffolk. Spend time around the home you are considering and map your trips to work, shopping and recreation. If your routine crosses a bridge or tunnel, include that route when comparing locations.
For larger or rural properties, confirm the utilities serving the address and investigate well or septic systems where applicable. Review access, boundaries, outbuildings and any association requirements against your intended use. Flood information, insurance estimates and inspection results should be evaluated for the individual property before you commit to a purchase.
Leverage Realty Team can help you compare Suffolk properties around your space, commute and ownership goals. Sellers can work with us on comparable sales, preparation and a marketing plan suited to their home. Our rental and renovation experience is particularly useful when you want to understand maintenance needs or evaluate work before listing.
Portsmouth offers established neighborhoods and an Elizabeth River waterfront shaped by its seaport history. Olde Towne, Port Norfolk and Churchland provide different settings to explore, with a range of detached homes and other residential options. Compare the home itself with the daily routes and surrounding services that will matter after you move.
Walk Olde Towne’s streets, explore the waterfront and visit local shops and restaurants to get a feel for Portsmouth. Hoffler Creek Wildlife Preserve offers another way to experience the city’s outdoor spaces. When comparing homes, test routes to your workplace and account for bridge, tunnel and toll choices where they apply.
Older homes deserve a careful look at roof age, electrical and plumbing systems, and the scope of previous renovations. Check whether historic-district requirements affect changes you have in mind. Waterfront exposure, flood information, parking and association obligations should also be reviewed for the specific property rather than assumed from the neighborhood name.
Leverage Realty Team helps Portsmouth buyers organize showings and compare homes with relevant recent sales. For sellers, we help identify preparation work and develop listing marketing that explains the home’s features and setting. Our experience with repairs and investment properties can help you weigh the practical costs of ownership or preparing for sale.
Hampton combines waterfront areas, established neighborhoods and access to Peninsula workplaces. Buyers can compare detached homes, townhomes and condos according to their needs and preferred surroundings. Begin with your work location and everyday routes, then narrow the search to properties that suit your space and maintenance goals.
Fort Monroe National Monument, downtown Hampton and the city’s museums offer a useful introduction to the area’s history and coastal character. Visit the shopping, recreation and dining destinations near homes on your shortlist. For military relocation or a job elsewhere in Hampton Roads, try the actual commute at a representative time.
Compare homes using their condition and total ownership costs as well as the asking price. Roof and system age, flood information and insurance estimates are important property-specific questions in a coastal city. For a condo or association community, review fees, maintenance responsibilities and restrictions before deciding whether it fits your plans.
Leverage Realty Team helps Hampton buyers plan showings and evaluate comparable sales. Sellers can work with us to prioritize preparation, communicate the home’s strengths and build a marketing plan. We can also help organize the sequence of buying, selling and moving when a military or employment transition sets your timeline.
Newport News stretches along the Peninsula with residential areas connected to different employment centers, shopping districts and outdoor spaces. Housing choices include established detached homes, townhomes and condos. A useful search starts with your preferred property type and the part of the city that works for your daily routine.
City Center at Oyster Point, The Mariners’ Museum and Park, and Newport News Park offer different ways to explore the city. Add nearby shops and services to a home-tour itinerary so you can picture everyday life. If your routine includes the shipyard, Fort Eustis or travel across the harbor, compare routes from each potential address.
Look at recent comparable sales together with the home’s roof, systems and inspection needs. Review association documents where applicable and obtain insurance information for the individual property. When a home has been renovated, ask what work was completed and investigate documentation for improvements that affect your purchase decision.
Leverage Realty Team helps Newport News buyers build a focused search and understand the steps from showing to closing. For sellers, we help identify preparation priorities and develop a plan for pricing and listing marketing. Our military and hands-on ownership background can help you evaluate a home around both your move schedule and maintenance expectations.
The Williamsburg area combines historic destinations with a range of residential neighborhoods and property types. A Williamsburg mailing address may be in the City of Williamsburg, James City County or York County. Confirm the actual jurisdiction of each home before comparing taxes, services and other location-specific details.
Colonial Williamsburg and Merchants Square provide a starting point for discovering the area’s history, shops and restaurants. Explore the everyday destinations around your prospective neighborhood as well as the attractions. Compare the drive to work and other regular trips from the property itself, particularly if your routine takes you along the Peninsula.
For each home, review condition, utilities, association fees and any maintenance or use requirements that apply. A community’s amenities can affect both ownership responsibilities and recurring expenses. Compare relevant recent sales and property-specific insurance information rather than assuming every Williamsburg-area home has the same costs.
Leverage Realty Team helps buyers compare Williamsburg-area homes around their property needs and daily routines. Sellers can work with us on preparation, comparable sales and listing marketing tailored to the home. We also help clients organize a move involving a second property, downsizing or a relocation timeline.
A military move to Hampton Roads starts with your specific installation and reporting location. Naval Station Norfolk and NAS Oceana serve different parts of the region, and a home convenient to one may involve a very different drive to the other. Confirm where you will report before choosing the communities to include in a search.
Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake and other Hampton Roads cities offer a range of property types and daily routines. Compare the route from each prospective address to your duty location, including gates, bridge or tunnel crossings and typical reporting times. Local visitor guides and official installation resources can help you explore the area before arrival.
Build your housing plan around your orders, budget and the time available for a purchase or sale. Compare total ownership costs and review condition, insurance and association responsibilities for each property. Use the official base guides linked here for current arrival and installation information, and coordinate transaction-specific financing questions with your lender.
Leverage Realty Team brings firsthand military experience to relocation planning, including Tom Busciglio’s 23-year Navy career. We help clients organize home searches, showings and sale preparation around their move. Our military relocation resources connect you with next steps while keeping your actual duty location and household priorities at the center of the plan.
Explore northeastern North Carolina cities, counties and the Outer Banks, plus Coast Guard relocation resources.
The Outer Banks offers coastal communities with different surroundings and housing choices, from beach-area homes to soundside properties. The region includes destinations such as Nags Head, Kill Devil Hills and Kitty Hawk, along with other barrier-island communities. Define whether your goal is a primary home, second home or investment before comparing properties.
Beaches, coastal towns and landmarks such as Bodie Island Lighthouse help introduce the region, but everyday ownership requires looking beyond a vacation visit. Explore the services near a potential home and consider travel routes and seasonal traffic. Compare beach or sound access and the activities you expect to use most often.
Coastal ownership calls for attention to the building’s condition, exposure and ongoing upkeep. Obtain property-specific flood, wind and insurance information and assess roof, exterior and system maintenance. For an investment property, verify rental rules and use documented income and expenses rather than assuming vacation demand guarantees a return.
Leverage Realty Team can help you organize an Outer Banks search around your intended use, budget and preferred setting. For sellers, we help plan preparation and listing marketing that presents the property clearly. Our experience with rentals and renovations adds a practical perspective to evaluating maintenance needs and ownership goals.
Currituck County includes mainland communities such as Moyock as well as Corolla on the northern Outer Banks. Those settings offer very different daily routines, travel routes and property considerations. Start by deciding whether you need a year-round primary residence, a coastal second home or a property with more land.
On the mainland, explore the services and destinations around the neighborhoods you are considering. In Corolla, beaches and landmarks such as Currituck Beach Lighthouse provide a starting point for understanding the coastal setting. Compare actual travel routes, including seasonal traffic where relevant, before building a move plan around a commute.
For mainland properties, investigate utility availability and well or septic systems where applicable. For coastal homes, examine flood and wind exposure, insurance and exterior maintenance alongside condition and asking price. If rental use is part of your goal, verify the rules and ownership costs for the specific property and community.
Leverage Realty Team helps Currituck County buyers compare properties around their location, ownership and budget priorities. Sellers can work with us on preparation, comparable sales and a marketing plan that reflects the property’s setting. Our practical ownership experience can help frame questions about repairs, upkeep and an investment purchase.
Coast Guard relocation to northeastern North Carolina should begin with the unit and reporting address on your orders. Base Elizabeth City and Outer Banks assignments can involve different locations and travel needs. Confirm those details through official reporting resources before selecting the communities for your home search.
Elizabeth City offers a riverfront city setting, while nearby Camden and Perquimans counties provide additional mainland options. Outer Banks communities bring different coastal surroundings and routes. Compare the actual commute from a prospective home to your duty location and consider access to everyday shopping and services.
Review each property’s condition, utilities, insurance and flood information as part of your housing budget. A rural home may involve well or septic systems, while a coastal property can require a different maintenance plan. Use the official welcome and reporting guides below to prepare for arrival and coordinate your home purchase or sale around your orders.
Leverage Realty Team helps military clients plan moves across Hampton Roads and northeastern North Carolina. We can organize a focused home search or prepare your current home for sale around your timeline. Our military and property ownership experience provides practical guidance as you compare locations, maintenance needs and the sequence of your move.
Elizabeth City sits along the Pasquotank River in northeastern North Carolina, with a historic downtown and a longstanding Coast Guard connection. Buyers can explore homes near the city’s established streets as well as residential options in the surrounding area. Consider the setting, property type and access to daily destinations when building your shortlist.
The downtown waterfront, Mariners’ Wharf and local shops and restaurants offer places to begin discovering Elizabeth City. Spend time in the area beyond a showing and compare the routes you would use for work, errands and recreation. For a Coast Guard move, test travel from each address to the installation where you will report.
Compare the home’s condition and total ownership costs with your budget. Review property-specific flood information and insurance, and confirm utilities and any association obligations. Older homes and properties outside the urban area may raise different maintenance or well and septic questions, so investigate the features of the actual address.
Leverage Realty Team serves buyers and sellers in northeastern North Carolina as well as Hampton Roads. We help organize home searches, evaluate comparable sales and plan listing preparation. For clients moving across the state line or on military orders, we can coordinate the real estate steps around the location and timing of the move.
Camden County offers mainland communities and rural settings in northeastern North Carolina, including Camden and South Mills. Buyers considering more outdoor space can compare established homes and other available residential options with their land and upkeep goals. The county-wide name alone does not tell you how a specific property will fit your routine.
Dismal Swamp State Park, the Dismal Swamp Trail and local parks and boat ramps provide opportunities to explore the area. Visit the destinations near homes you are considering and drive your expected route to work. A search involving Elizabeth City or Hampton Roads should compare travel from each address rather than rely on a single regional estimate.
For properties with acreage or a rural setting, confirm utilities, access, boundaries and well or septic details where applicable. Investigate the suitability of the land for any outbuilding, garden or other intended use before purchasing. Review inspection findings, flood information and insurance for the individual home and site.
Leverage Realty Team helps Camden County buyers organize a search around their home, land and commute priorities. For sellers, we help compare relevant properties and plan preparation and marketing. Our experience owning and improving properties can provide a practical perspective on maintenance and renovation questions during your move.
Perquimans County includes Hertford, Winfall and residential areas shaped by the Perquimans River and nearby waterways. Buyers can compare town settings with properties offering more land or a waterfront location. Begin with your preferred surroundings, the space you need and the upkeep you want to take on.
Historic downtown Hertford and riverfront recreation offer places to get acquainted with the area. Visit local shops and services, then explore the routes around homes that interest you. Compare the actual drive to work, shopping and other regular destinations before deciding how a property fits your daily life.
Waterfront and rural properties need a careful review of the home and the land. Confirm utilities, access and boundaries, investigate well or septic systems where applicable, and verify any waterfront access rights. Flood information, insurance estimates and inspection results should be part of the comparison before you make a purchase decision.
Leverage Realty Team helps buyers explore Perquimans County and Hertford with a plan built around their needs. Sellers can work with us to review comparable properties, identify preparation work and present the home’s features through listing marketing. We can also help organize a move between northeastern North Carolina and Hampton Roads.