Grand Furniture of Newport News

Grand Furniture of Newport News is a Furniture Store in Newport News, VA, located at 12097 Jefferson Ave. The store offers stylish and comfortable furniture for living rooms, bedrooms, dining areas, and entertainment spaces. It provides no-interest furniture financing and other credit programs for customers with low credit, no credit, or those wishing to pay later. The business holds a rating of 4.20 based on customer reviews. Founded by Rose Stein in downtown Norfolk in 1947 and assisted by her two sons, the company has grown into a fourth-generation operation. The family built its reputation on providing quality home furnishings and honest value. The Newport News showroom is part of the GrandBrands family, which includes Ashley HomeStores and Grand Furniture Outlet locations. The store features specific product lines such as the Baranello sectional, a reclining sofa with double stuffed armrests, the Versaille bedroom collection with lift-top chests, and the Huey Vineyard bedroom collection. Dining options include the Crown Mark 1710 Camelia Grey set. Customers can pick up purchases at the warehouse in Virginia Beach, though the Newport News location is situated across from the Marketplace at Tech center. The business maintains a positive rating from the customers who have reviewed it, reflecting the long-standing tradition of accessible style and value established since 1947. Grand Furniture of Newport News combines decades of family-owned heritage with flexible financing options to help residents in Newport News furnish their homes.

The store sits on Jefferson Avenue, just steps from the main road and about a quarter mile from Oyster Point Road. It is located near the Yoder Barn theater and the CHKD Health Center at Tech Center.

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