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Westhampton’s businesses and walkability give it a small-town feel
Westhampton in Richmond ’s West End is known for its locally owned shops and restaurants, giving it a small-town feel despite being in the city. The Libbie and Grove area, sometimes called The Avenues, features high-end boutiques, popular eateries and a grocery store, all within walking distance of neighborhood homes. Two of the city’s top-rated private schools are also within walking distance, and the University of Richmond is a short drive away. Westhampton’s residential areas maintain a peaceful and close-knit feel, making it a sought-after part of the city.
Westhampton locals stroll along Grove Avenue, exploring its charming boutiques and cafés.
From boutique shopping to peaceful strolls, Westhampton offers a lifestyle that feels both classic and connected.
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Housing styles range from 1920s classics to modern builds
Westhampton offers a wide variety of homes, most of which were built from the 1920s through the ‘50s, though you can also find new construction. Common styles include small bungalows and Cape Cods, classic Colonial Revivals and spacious 21st-century modern homes. “The housing has changed a lot in Westhampton because what the developers have done is with some of the aged houses, they’re tearing them down and building larger properties,” says Sue Farrell, a Realtor with Joyner Fine Properties who’s sold homes in the area for over 50 years. Most of the older homes have been updated, and you can find some with yards as large as a half-acre.
Westhampton is home to stunning custom builds that blend charm with modern design.
Bungalows in Westhampton provide cozy, well-designed spaces.
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How much it costs to live in Westhampton
The median home sale price in Westhampton is around $1 million, above Richmond’s overall median and that of the Near West End, but below that of Wilton and Windsor Farms. Here, you can find:
Homes under 1,900 square feet from the mid-$300,000s to the mid-$700,000s
Homes between 1,900 and 3,000 square feet from the lower $800,000s to around $1.2 million
Larger houses from around $1.2 million to $2.3 million
Luxury townhouses from around $1.6 million to $1.8 million
Demand for homes in the area is high. “They’re hard to come by,” says Sallie Rhett, a Realtor with Shaheen, Ruth, Martin and Fonville Real Estate who’s sold homes in the area for over 25 years. “It is such a desired area, and the inventory for those homes is smaller. … It’s kind of a magic section there.”
A quieter residential feel with a park and local festival
Once you turn off Grove, Patterson or Libbie avenues and enter the residential part of the neighborhood, things have a quieter feel. It’s common to see neighbors taking a stroll down the street on their way to a restaurant or to Westhampton Green Park. This small green space, also known as Libbie Playground, has a fenced-in play area with swings and slides. Each October, the community comes together for the Party on the Avenues, a festival that celebrates the neighborhood with live music and food trucks.
Highly rated public and private schools serve the area
The Richmond Public Schools district serves the area, and the schools serving Westhampton are all highly rated. Kids can start at Mary Munford Elementary School. Older kids can go to Albert Hill Middle School and Thomas Jefferson High School, or they can apply to the district’s specialty schools. The private St. Catherine’s School for girls and St. Christopher’s School for boys are also highly rated, and they’re within walking distance, making them popular with Westhampton’s families. “You’ll often see many of the students coming to the ice cream shop on Libbie Avenue in the afternoon,” Rhett says, referring to Gelati Celesti, which is known for its imaginative flavors made in small batches. For higher education, the University of Richmond is a 5-minute drive away, and Virginia Commonwealth University’s Monroe Park campus in The Fan is a 15-minute drive away.
Mary Munford Elementary is a highly rated public school near Westhampton.
Albert Hill Middle School serves the area.
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How residents commute around Richmond
There are several main roads in Westhampton that connect commuters to highways. Both Grove and Patterson avenues lead to Interstate 195, which connects to the Powhite Parkway, Interstate 95 and Interstate 64. Libbie Avenue intersects with Cary Street to the south, and to Monument Avenue and Broad Street to the north. Downtown Richmond is a 15-minute drive, and Short Pump is about 20 minutes away.
Walk to shops and restaurants at Libbie and Grove
In Westhampton, you’re within walking distance of the Libbie and Grove shopping area. “It’s adorable, and everybody gathers there. Cute, beautiful shopping for both men and women, great restaurants, cute little bars and a great little local market,” Farrell says. “Vendors there have been there for years and years.” Here, you can go to popular spots like:
The Continental Westhampton, a restaurant and bar serving American comfort food
Cameo Cakery and Café, which serves sweet and savory cakes
Grit Coffee, a classic café with an outdoor patio
Apothec, a shop and cafe specializing in perfumes and wellness products
Libbie Market, a locally owned grocery store
There are also shops and restaurants on Patterson Avenue, such as Yellow Umbrella Provisions and the longstanding Westwood Fountain, and you’re close to shopping in Willow Lawn and Carytown.
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Westhampton Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Westhampton, Richmond sell after 24 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Westhampton, Richmond over the last 12 months is $1,200,000, down 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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