Zip Codes Near Portsmouth County, Virginia

C

23321
Chesapeake, VA

$1,050 to $2,849
53 Rentals
NN

23628
Newport News, VA

$680 to $1,745
45 Rentals
N

23505
Norfolk, VA

$1,000 to $3,111
123 Rentals
N

23507
Norfolk, VA

$900 to $3,470
106 Rentals
N

23508
Norfolk, VA

$774 to $3,111
174 Rentals
N

23510
Norfolk, VA

$700 to $4,550
127 Rentals
N

23511
Norfolk, VA

$975 to $2,100
47 Rentals
N

23517
Norfolk, VA

$1,000 to $2,399
107 Rentals
P

23701
Portsmouth, VA

$700 to $1,575
44 Rentals
P

23703
Portsmouth, VA

$1,059 to $2,849
39 Rentals
P

23707
Portsmouth, VA

$700 to $1,925
69 Rentals
P

23708
Portsmouth, VA

$1,400 to $2,300
11 Rentals
S

23435
Suffolk, VA

$1,000 to $2,849
43 Rentals
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