LIVING IN Chesterfield, VA

 A suburban neighborhood noted for a great atmosphere and relatively affordable home options compared with some surrounding areas 

 A planned community built around water amenities, trails, and social spaces with a strong community identity and connection to nature.  

 A semi-rural yet established part of Chesterfield with larger lots, scenic nature, and convenient access to shopping and recreation.  

 A broad area with a mix of residential communities, commercial corridors, and easy access to major routes like Hull Street Road (US-360). 

One of the older cores of Chesterfield with historic sites, county government buildings, and proximity to dining and local services. 

Highly sought after for shopping, dining, and neighborhoods with strong schools — technically part of Chesterfield County with a recognizable identity. 

Ashland Elementary serves students in the heart of the town and emphasizes a strong foundation in core academics within a close-knit school community. Its central location makes it convenient for many Ashland neighborhoods.

Henry Clay Elementary offers a structured learning environment focused on academic growth and student development. It serves parts of Ashland and nearby areas within Hanover County. 

Liberty Middle School supports students as they transition from elementary to high school, offering a range of academic courses and extracurricular activities. It serves several Ashland neighborhoods and surrounding communities. 

Patrick Henry High School provides a comprehensive high school experience, including academic programs, athletics, and career-focused opportunities. It is the primary high school for Ashland residents. 

Randolph-Macon College is a private liberal arts college located in downtown Ashland. The campus plays a major role in the town’s culture, events, and overall college-town atmosphere. 

Randolph-Macon College is a private liberal arts college located in downtown Ashland. The campus plays a major role in the town’s culture, events, and overall college-town atmosphere. 

Randolph-Macon College is a private liberal arts college located in downtown Ashland. The campus plays a major role in the town’s culture, events, and overall college-town atmosphere. 

Chesterfield offers expansive parks, trails, and green spaces; Pocahontas State Park is one of the region’s most significant outdoor destinations. 

The Metro Richmond Zoo is a major local attraction with a variety of animals and family-friendly experiences 

•  Magnolia Grange — Historic plantation-era home open for tours. 
• Swift Creek Mill — Historic grist mill and cultural landmark. 
• Chesterfield County Courthouse and Courthouse Square — Historic government complex with preserved architecture. 

Chesterfield hosts seasonal and ongoing community events, library programs, and recreational activities throughout the year with offerings for kids, adults, and families. 

•  Local Restaurants & Eateries
•  Family-Friendly Dining 
• Easy Access to Richmond Dining 
• Coffee Shops & Casual Hangouts 
• Midlothian & Hull Street Corridors

A large, master-planned community offering a mix of single-family homes and townhomes. Magnolia Green is known for modern floorplans, neighborhood amenities, and a wide range of home sizes suitable for many lifestyles.

A planned community featuring newer homes with contemporary designs, sidewalks, and shared green spaces. Rountrey appeals to buyers looking for a neighborhood setting with newer construction and convenient access to Midlothian and surrounding areas.

Harpers Mill offers new construction homes in a community-focused setting with access to trails, parks, and neighborhood amenities. Home options typically include modern layouts with flexible living spaces.

Across Chesterfield County, there are numerous new construction homes available, ranging from entry-level new builds to larger, upgraded properties. Pricing varies based on location, builder, lot size, and finishes, with options available throughout the county.

While large-scale condo development within Chesterfield is limited, townhome and attached housing options can be found in select communities and nearby areas of the greater Richmond region. These may appeal to buyers seeking lower-maintenance living.

Chesterfield also offers build-on-your-own-lot and custom home opportunities, particularly in lower-density or semi-rural areas. These options allow buyers to design a home tailored to their preferences when zoning and utilities permit private construction.