Built in 1919 and conveniently situated on a tree-lined block in one of Richmond’s most iconic neighborhoods, this timeless Museum District detached row house embodies original character with intentional expansions and renovations. Just minutes from Carytown, VMFA, and all the cultural, culinary, and social delights of Richmond city living, this home is an idyllic find. The full-width front porch welcomes you with its professionally landscaped front planting bed and is bordered by stone retaining wall. Light-filled foyer with original quartersawn white oak hardwood floors leads to the spacious living room featuring soaring ceilings, built-in bookshelf, plantation shutters, a decorative mantel, and woodburning fireplace. The floorplan flows effortlessly—ideal for entertaining—into a convenient dining room, a stylish open kitchen with bar seating, and a light-filled sunroom with new flooring and access to half bath. The bright sunroom leads to a private brick and slate patio with privacy fence and alley access, perfect for evening gatherings or quiet mornings. Upstairs, the expansive primary suite offers a secluded retreat with a sitting area, double closets, and a luxurious en suite bath complete with vanity and a Jacuzzi tub. A treetop balcony off the sitting area provides a peaceful escape. Two additional bedrooms, linen closet and full hall bathroom round out the upstairs. The partially finished basement extends entertaining options with access to laundry/utility room and walk-out access to the hidden garden terrace. With 2.5 baths, replacement windows, fresh paint, and over 400 sq ft of finished basement space, this home delivers timeless architecture, modern livability, and unparalleled access to everything that makes Richmond vibrant.
