2204 E Broad St Richmond, VA 23223

Opportunity abounds in this historic 1870 home located on one of the most desirable blocks in the St. John’s Church Historic District. Full of original character, the home features exposed brick, original beams, and architectural details worth preserving—offering a rare opportunity to restore while maintaining its historic integrity. The main level offers a living room and kitchen, with large

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Church Hill at its best. This beautifully renovated Italianate home offers the perfect blend of historic character, modern comfort, and unbeatable walkability to neighborhood restaurants, coffee shops, and local favorites, with easy access to downtown Richmond and the interstate. Step inside to a gracious foyer highlighted by an arched window and classic French doors. The main level features an

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Looking for a truly historic gem? The Adams-Crump House (c. 1813) stands as one of the neighborhood’s finest examples of early Federal architecture with later Greek Revival influence. This beautifully restored brick residence offers approximately 3,800 square feet across four finished levels, including a finished English basement, and retains remarkable original details such as heart pine floors,

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Brick Triplex in Historic Church Hill – Income & Prime Location Located in the heart of Historic Church Hill and directly adjacent to Patrick Henry Park, this solid brick triplex offers a rare opportunity to own a multi-family property in one of Richmond’s most established and consistently desirable neighborhoods. The setting provides walkable access to neighborhood restaurants, local shops, and

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Step into a remarkable piece of Richmond’s past with this historic home, originally owned by Elizabeth L. Van Lew—an influential abolitionist, Union supporter, and Civil War spy. Completed by 1895, this three-bay brick residence is a contributing structure in the St. John’s Church Historic District. Situated directly across from St. John’s Church—where Patrick Henry gave his legendary “Give me

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Classic Church Hill architecture meets thoughtful modern design in this exceptional 1880 brick home, set on one of the most beautiful gas-lit blocks in the St. John’s Church Historic District. Sitting high above the street, the home enjoys a commanding presence and elevated views that immediately set it apart. This home lives like a much newer property while preserving the character that makes

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Beautifully Renovated Duplex in the Heart of St. John’s Historic District Just one block from scenic Libby Park, this charming duplex seamlessly blends historic character with modern updates. The property features two separate units—one on the first floor and one on the second floor—each thoughtfully designed with a spacious living room, two bedrooms, a stylishly renovated kitchen, and two

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On a gas-lit street just steps from Libby Hill Park—where William Byrd looked out over the James River and named the city Richmond—this Queen Anne row house blends historic charm with modern comfort. Tall original windows, some floor length, stream light across wood floors. Gracious living and dining rooms are joined by a family room, full bath, and a distinctive triangular side porch. The

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This handsome Italianate rowhouse, built c.1884, is a gem in the heart of the St. John’s Church Historic District. Set along a postcard-perfect stretch of East Grace Street, the home features full-length front windows with original wavy glass and views of one of Church Hill’s most desirable blocks. Inside, the formal living and dining rooms boast 10-foot ceilings, original Southern pine floors,

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