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Rosedale offers quiet streets near recreation in Richmond's Northside
Rosedale is a residential neighborhood in Richmond's Northside known for its quiet, tree-lined streets and easy access to one of the area's largest parks. Named after the historic Rosedale Lodge on the neighborhood's west side, the community has a peaceful, tucked-away atmosphere that feels removed from the active business scene of Scott’s Addition, less than a mile south. A lack of through traffic in Rosedale contributes to its walkable feel, with mature oaks and maples shading well-maintained sidewalks. Hermitage Road serves as a convenient link to Lakeside, The Fan and Carytown, while Interstate 64 offers quick access across the city.
Towering oaks line the streets of Rosedale.
Morning walks are common along Rosedale’s tree-lined streets.
Dog walkers are a frequent sight in nearby Bryan Park.
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Midcentury architecture at competitive price points
Most homes in the neighborhood were built between the 1930s and early 1950s. “The architecture is gorgeous in Rosedale,” says Sean Carlton, a local Realtor at Long & Foster Realtors. “The houses are very nice, and residents really care for them.” Cozy ranch-style homes and brick Cape Cods sit next to stately Colonial Revivals, with many retaining original features like built-in shelving, hardwood floors and brick fireplaces. Modern upgrades like new appliances and renovated kitchens are also common, along with fenced-in backyards. Properties typically start in the mid-$300,000s and reach the high $500,000s. The neighborhood has a median of around $440,000, which is more affordable compared to nearby communities like Bellevue and Sherwood Park, which have respective medians of $570,000 and $530,000. But potential buyers need to be prepared to act fast if they find a home they want, because the combination of attractive houses and attractive prices is getting a lot of attention. “Right now, houses are selling so fast that if you put one on the market on Friday, it’ll easily be gone by Sunday,” Carlton says.
Colonial Revivals are common in the neighborhood.
Cape Cods sit on tidy lots in Rosewood.
Covered front porches adorn mid-century bungalows in the area.
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Public and private school options in Rosedale
Rosedale is served by Richmond Public Schools. Most students are assigned to Linwood Holton Elementary School for pre-kindergarten through fifth grade, and they can then advance to Thomas H. Henderson Middle School. John Marshall High School is in the nearby East Highland Park neighborhood. Veritas School is a private, classical school for elementary through high school students with an A rating from Niche. Seven Hills School and The New Community School are also close by.
Linwood Holton Elementary is close by.
Many local students attend Henderson Middle School.
John Marshall High School is in Richmond’s Northside.
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Recreation within reach
Outdoor recreation is a big part of daily life in Rosedale. Just down the road, Joseph Bryan Park spreads across more than 260 acres with mature trees, a pond and paved pathways for walking, running and biking. You can enjoy the park's picnic shelters or use its athletic facilities and 18-hole disc golf course. On Saturdays, Bryan Park hosts the RVA Big Market, Richmond's largest year-round outdoor market, where vendors sell local produce and handcrafted items. Nearby, Belmont Park adds baseball diamonds and a playground. For more recreation, the James River Park System features over 20 miles of trails and hundreds of acres of wooded parks and river access points along the James.
Bryan Park in Lakeside offers scenic walking paths.
Joseph Bryan Park hosts RVA Big Market on Saturdays.
Bryan Park provides facilities for pickleball, tennis, and soccer.
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Shopping and dining hot spots close to home
While Rosedale has a limited business scene, you can reach dozens of shops within minutes by driving to Lakeside, Scott's Addition or Bellevue. Locally owned favorites include:
Stir Crazy Café, a nearby coffee house serving lattes, baked goods and made-to-order sandwiches
Dots Back Inn, a long-standing eatery with diner fare and weekend brunch
Roy’s Big Burger, a window-service fast food spot that has been serving the Lakeside area since 1961
ZZQ Texas Craft Barbeque, a popular eatery serving slow-smoked brisket and ribs in nearby Scott's Addition
Brickhouse Diner on the Blvd, offering breakfast and burgers on Arthur Ashe Boulevard
Willow Lawn is an active shopping district with supermarkets, department stores and chain restaurants a short drive southwest. Richmond's Northside is also known for its wide array of vintage and antique shops, with RVA Antiques and Class and Trash both within a short drive.
Pancakes are a favorite at Brickhouse Diner in Rosedale.
Brickhouse Diner on the Blvd sits on Arthur Ashe.
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Major roads and public transit
Nearby major roads and bus stops make traveling across the city simple from Rosedale. Whether you commute by car or rely on public transit, you have options:
Interstates 64 and 95 both have on-ramps in the neighborhood for regional travel.
Hermitage Road becomes Arthur Ashe Boulevard just south of Rosedale, connecting drivers to Carytown and The Fan.
Downtown Richmond is about 5 miles away, with the Downtown Expressway providing the fastest route.
The Greater Richmond Transit Company operates fare-free routes across the city, with nearby stops along Hermitage Road and Laburnum Avenue.
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Crime and Safety
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Rosedale
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Homicide
4
4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
3
4
Robbery
3
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
4
4
Crime Score
3
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Rosedale Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Rosedale, Richmond sell after 19 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Rosedale, Richmond over the last 12 months is $437,500, up 10% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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