Neighborhoods in the 23225 ZIP Code

One of Richmond, Virginia’s most beloved historic neighborhoods, Westover Hills sits on the south banks of the James River. “People love Westover Hills for its striking topography and accessibility to the Buttermilk Trail and the river,” says Joe Cafarella, a local Realtor at River Fox Realty, local business owner and lifelong Richmonder. “It’s a

Wooded residential streets, distinguished historic buildings and unforgettable views of the natural Richmond scenery await you in Willow Oaks. Whether at The Wetlands Park or your own backyard, it’s easy to find a shady spot to relax in this neighborhood. As a South Richmond neighborhood, Willow Oaks has a rich history. The area has continued to

“People who live in Stratford Hills love the proximity to the trails and parks around the James,” says Brittany Goodwin, Realtor at River Fox Realty. “The ease with which you can get to the river is pretty remarkable.” The northern edge of Stratford Hills is Richmond’s iconic stretch of the James River. Stratford Hills residents have various

Situated just south of the James River in Richmond, Virginia, Oxford offers a quiet slice of suburban paradise. While options for extensive shopping and dining stretch in all directions just outside the neighborhood, Oxford itself is almost entirely residential, creating a peaceful, secluded atmosphere. “You’re close to downtown but you don’t feel

Buyers will find Forest Hill, a popular Richmond neighborhood known for its picturesque homes and beautiful greenery just over the scenic James River. The biggest asset of Forest Hill living is the neighborhood's location along the southern banks of the James River. The community is home to Forest Hill Park, a beloved green space full of trails

Richmond's Woodland Heights neighborhood, originally the result of booming American electric streetcar operations in the late 1880s, is an eclectic mix of modern living with an old-fashioned feel. Established by the Southside Land & Improvement Company in 1889, it was one of the first planned streetcar suburbs in the city. The neighborhood became

Bon Air means "good air," a name the neighborhood earned as a lush, wooded getaway for city dwellers in the late 19th century. People liked the area for its high elevation and seclusion from the city. Today, this quiet community about 10 miles outside downtown Richmond maintains a village feel, with historic homes on shaded roads and church bells

Boulders is a suburban community that’s part of North Chesterfield, just 3 miles south of the James River. Crossing the Boulevard Bridge will bring travelers to Carytown, one of Richmond’s most happening stretches for shopping and dining, but residents of Boulders find value in having a quiet retreat. Powhite Parkway, Midlothian Turnpike and

Jahnke is a neighborhood that features elements familiar to south side Richmond: It’s blessed with proximity to open green space, and it’s close to a few of the city’s major transportation pathways. But it stands out from riverside neighborhoods like Forest Hill and Westover Hills in that it's removed from the city hubbub. It's just 2 miles from

On the west side of Richmond off Powhite Parkway, Westlake Hills offers access to both Forest Hill's popular green spaces and Bon Air's commercial buzz. “The advantage of this neighborhood is that it sits between Forest Hill Avenue and Jahnke Road, which are the two keys to this part of Richmond,” says Jason Hester, Realtor at Rashkind Saunders &

Over the James River, only a few miles from Richmond’s heart, is Gravel Hill. The tucked-away Southside neighborhood offers residents tree-lined streets, well-built homes and city amenities. And Gravel Hill is just off Forest Hill Avenue, an evolving commercial hub. “Gravel Hill is in a great location that is seeing a lot of growth and expansion

South Richmond in Chesterfield is located 8 miles south of the James River and features a variety of home styles, including ranch, colonial, Cape Cod, and transitional-style homes on lots ranging from a quarter to half-acre. The neighborhood's suburban feel is enhanced by wide streets, paved driveways, and multi-car garages. Chesterfield County

Walking distance from the woodsy banks of the James River, Reedy Creek offers 20th-century homes, local hotspots and easy access to nearby parks and trails. The community is located south of the James River, along Forest Hill Avenue, which easily connects residents to the rest of the city. "Living so close to the river is an amazing benefit," says

Situated a few blocks south of the James River and 4 miles from downtown Richmond, Virginia, it's hard to beat the location of Northrop, according to locals. “You’ve got restaurants, shopping centers and parks in every direction, as well as the river,” says Ronnie Burnett, Realtor at ERA Woody Hogg and Associates. Neighbors get their hands dirty

Cedarhurst, a neighborhood in Richmond, Virginia, is situated just south of the James River, offering a relaxed residential atmosphere with convenient access to both nature and the city. The area features a mix of established apartment communities and single-story homes, including brick ranch-style houses, Cape Cods, split levels, and colonials,

Situated south of downtown Richmond by roughly 2 miles, peaceful Swansboro is close to restaurant-rich Hull Street but also the natural splendor of the James River Park System. “Swansboro is a well-established neighborhood,” says April Pillsbury, Realtor at EXP Realty. “My clients love the mature trees lining the streets and the sense of community

“A big draw to Westover is its affordability, while still being close to the city,” says Andrea Greenwood, Realtor at River Fox Realty with more than twenty years of experience in Richmond real estate. “People also like this neighborhood because it’s convenient. It's an area that you can bike or walk from to get to things.” Located south of the

The neighborhood of Swanson, located about 5 miles from downtown Richmond, is a modest suburban enclave that hugs U.S. Route 360, a major thoroughfare lined with dozens of shops and restaurants. Though convenience is important here, residents take pride in their community, which features a collection of 20th-century homes on well-maintained,

Small ranch-style and split-level homes sit along narrow, gridded streets in Worthington, an established suburban neighborhood in Richmond’s South Side. This peaceful enclave, also known as Worthington Farms, is sought-after for three big reasons: aesthetics, affordability, and proximity to city amenities. “If you want convenience and some solidly

“You can get more for your money in Warwick than in many surrounding areas,” says Joe Cafarella, a lifelong Richmond resident and Realtor at River Fox Realty with six years of experience. Appreciated for its convenience and relatively low home prices, Warwick is a small neighborhood five miles southwest of Richmond. While the name Warwick once

Midlothian-South Richmond lies just west of Manchester and south of the bustling Midlothian Turnpike, less than 6 miles from downtown Richmond. “It’s a section of town that has commercial and multifamily, low-income housing as well as some single-family homes,” says Virginia Capital Realty’s Tim Edwards, a Realtor with more than two decades of

Leafy streets and cute, well-tended homes can be found in the pleasant Pocoshock neighborhood. Situated 5 miles south of the James River, Pocoshock offers homebuyers schools and bus routes within walking distance and commercial convenience at a desirable price point. The neighborhood is perched in Richmond's Southside area, which has been seeing

Belt Center, a compact neighborhood in Richmond, Virginia, is situated just two miles south of the James River, offering residents convenient access to shopping, dining, and public transportation. The area is bordered by Midlothian Turnpike and is only a short drive from downtown Richmond. Residential streets like Brandon Road and Plazaview Road

Elkhardt, a neighborhood on the border of North Chesterfield and Richmond, provides a tranquil yet accessible living environment. Bordered by State Route 150 and Hull Street Road, Elkhardt is well-connected while maintaining a quiet atmosphere. The neighborhood features a mix of rental homes, single-family houses, and condos, with bungalows and

Hioaks, a quiet neighborhood in Richmond, is located 3 miles south of the James River and adjacent to Chippenham Hospital. Bordered by Midlothian Turnpike and Chippenham Parkway, Hioaks offers convenient access to Richmond, Chesterfield, and beyond. The residential landscape is dominated by apartment complexes such as The Point at Beaufont, Blue