Why Live in The Diamond
The Diamond neighborhood in Richmond is centered around The Diamond baseball stadium, home to the Flying Squirrels Minor League Baseball team. Currently undergoing a significant revitalization as part of the $2.4 billion Diamond District project, the area will soon feature a new baseball stadium, multifamily homes, townhomes, and an 11-acre public park. The neighborhood is highly walkable, with a variety of restaurants, shops, and entertainment options along Boulevard, including a movie theater, Starbucks, ice cream shops, bowling, and extensive shopping. Newly constructed residences such as The Westbrook at Brewer’s Row offer upscale apartments with amenities like a resort-style pool and sky lounge, while The Outpost at Brewers Row provides luxury condos. Students attend Linwood Holton Elementary, Henderson Middle, and John Marshall High School, with John Marshall High noted for its strong athletics and diverse extracurricular activities. Outdoor activities include SOAR365, a modern park with play areas for children of all abilities. Local attractions include Diversity Thrift, a vibrant thrift store, and Carytown, a shopping district just 2 miles away. Dining options feature Brenner Pass for Alpine-inspired cuisine and Gelati Celesti for ice cream. Hardywood Park Brewery is a popular spot for craft beers and local events. The Diamond stadium hosts baseball games, fireworks, and the PopUp Market every Saturday. Proximity to Interstates 195 and 64 ensures quick and direct travel across town.