About Henrico County, VA

Eastern Henrico County sales have been strong this year due largely in part to neighborhoods like Four Mile Run. The subdivision is located in Eastern Henrico West of the intersection of Laburnum Ave and Mechanicsville Turnpike.

For a complete list of homes for sale in the Four Mile Run subdivision of Eastern Henrico County, VA please call or Click here, to request an update.

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Eastern Henrico County sales have been strong this year due largely in part to neighborhoods like East Highland Park. The subdivision is located in Eastern Henrico West of the intersection of Laburnum Ave and Mechanicsville Turnpike.

For a complete list of homes for sale in the East Highland Park subdivision of Eastern Henrico County, VA please call or Click here, to request an update.

If you are interested in selling your home for top dollar in the quickest amount of time, please contact me anytime at 804-503-0811 or Click here to send me an e-mail requesting further information.

Eastern Henrico County sales have been strong this year due largely in part to neighborhoods like Central Gardens. The subdivision is located in Eastern Henrico just off Mechanicsville Turnpike.

For a complete list of homes for sale in the Central Gardens subdivision of Eastern Henrico County, VA please call or Click here, to request an update.

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Folks, I thought about something today, while I was driving down Patterson looking at the fall foliage, smiling at the other Richmond commuters hurrying to their destinations; I love Richmond! I love it's history, architecture, restaurants, universities, nightlife, museums, communities and most notably the river. There has been a recent flood of attention to Richmond. One of my favorites is this youtube video created by a couple of local guys trying to put Richmond on the video map: The hilarity of the clip is matched only by the truth of the story told.

Another great example is this article written by Justin Bergman from the New York Times: The artist depicted in the first photograph is Amanda Robinson, the Executive Director of Gallery5. I really enjoyed this article and the spot light that the New York Times put on Richmond. What really brings it home for me, is the fact that Amanda and I went to high school together. That's Richmond for you! Isn't her little girl Azedha adorable? Someone asked me the other day, what didn't I like about Richmond? And this came to mind: Flying Squirrels. I don't want to gripe about this too much, but I am pretty sure that we could have come up with a better name than that, right? However, as a proud Richmonder, I will go to the games and I will have a collection of "Flying Squirrel" hats some day. You have to admit, this big-little-city really does have it all: history, big city life with a small town feel, the river, parks , schools, sports, nightlife, museums/attractions , culture, business and most importantly - the residents who make this "Cap City" such a great place to live. Please leave your comments below. Thanks for reading! But thank you even more for leaving a comment!!

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