Neighborhoods in the 23234 ZIP Code

Brookbury, situated 7 miles south of downtown Richmond, provides a tranquil residential setting with tree-lined streets and diverse home styles, including ranches and modern multi-story constructions. The median construction year is 2004, offering contemporary updates and oversized lots for larger yards. The neighborhood is known for its limited

Belmont Woods in North Chesterfield, Richmond, is a residential neighborhood characterized by its densely wooded surroundings and quiet, rural atmosphere, despite being less than 7 miles from downtown Richmond. The neighborhood's homes range from cozy bungalows to modern multi-story constructions, with a median construction year of 1995. Residents

Meadowbrook, about 10 miles from Downtown Richmond, is a place spread out and slowed down. The area mainly consists of subdivisions and cul-de-sacs, with wide streets shaded by a mature tree canopy. Outside residential enclaves, above-ground powerlines cast shadows onto country roads. Driving through, folks won’t see much, aside from some

Cherry Gardens, located approximately 6 miles south of downtown Richmond, is a neighborhood known for its affordability and proximity to the city center. The area features a variety of home styles, including bungalows, ranch-style houses, and multi-story Colonial-inspired homes. The neighborhood is characterized by its quiet streets lined with

Cullenwood in Richmond offers a quiet, rural atmosphere 5 miles from downtown. It includes diverse, affordable homes, the highly-rated Open High School, and recreational options at Broadrock Park and Hickory Hill Community Center. Cullenwood, a neighborhood in Richmond, features narrow streets shaded by towering trees, giving it a rural ambiance

Cottrell Farms in Richmond is a neighborhood that balances rural charm with proximity to urban conveniences, located just 7 miles from Downtown Richmond. The community is characterized by its forested landscape and homes built between the 1930s and 70s, including ranch-style, split-level, and cozy 2-bedroom bungalows. Many properties feature

Deerbourne has all the makings of a classic American suburb. The small neighborhood comprises sturdy homes, close-quartered yards and a dynamic community center with robust programs. And most essentially, it's quiet and friendly. Residents are drawn to the community's desirable price points, which sit lower than many neighborhoods in Richmond,

The community of Bensley offers the tranquility of suburban living, all within ten miles of Downtown Richmond. “Bensley is a very attractive area for people who want more space at a lower price point than the city,” says Erin Melton, a realtor at EXP Realty L.L.C. with over 20 years of experience in Virginia. Nearby freeways provide quick commutes

British Camp Farms is a triangular suburb tucked behind Hull Street, near the border of Chesterfield. There’s nature within driving distance – the James River Trail System is only 5 miles north – but otherwise this is primarily a quiet residential neighborhood. And homebuyers appear to prefer it that way, according to local realtors. “If someone

Seven miles south of downtown Richmond, Walmsley is a friendly residential area offering community and convenience. “We’ve been there four years and for us, it’s been very nice and quiet,” says Tony Ralda, owner of the Walmsley-based mobile detailing company Ralda’s Details. “The neighbors are okay and it’s safe. I go outside and run in the

Six miles south of Richmond, Hickory Hill is a quiet residential area appreciated for affordability and laid-back living. Thanks to home prices that are lower than many other areas around Richmond, the neighborhood has seen increasing demand and shrinking inventory. Complementing the relatively lower prices, Hickory Hill also sits just west of

Along the western shore of the James River, hugging Richmond Highway, Jeff Davis is a residential area offering competitive price points and easy commutes to everything Richmond has to offer. “The pricing in that area is definitely an eye-catcher for some,” says Brandon Allen, a local Realtor at River City Elite Properties with over $14 million in