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Tri Cities Market Update
Central Virginia Is Still Buying And Selling As We Move Into The Fall – especially in the Tri Cities area!
From Dinwiddie to Colonial Heights, to Fort Lee from Petersburg – we've got the Tri Cities covered!
Contact Napier Realtors ERA for your buying and selling needs. https://www.napierera.com/contact/
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Richmond Neighborhood Highlights: Monument Avenue Historic District
From the pillars of the Virginia State Capitol to the lush greenery of the Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden, Richmond is without a doubt one of the most beautiful cities in America. Anywhere you look in Richmond something catches your eye. And if you're a history buff or a lover of beautiful architecture, you don't need to look any further than Monument Avenue.
Richmond boasts a rich history, and nowhere is that better displayed than along the beautiful Monument Avenue. It's one of the must-see sites in town. So if you're in the area touring Richmond homes for sale, be sure to set aside a little time to check it out.
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Historic Homes in Richmond: St. John's Church
If you've got Richmond homes for sale on the mind, our real estate agents are certain to become your best friends.
Not only does our team have all the inside insight you need to buy in Richmond, our knowledge of each Richmond-area neighborhood is second to none.
Every neighborhood has something special, and you can find truly special things in Richmond. The area has a unique charm and a place in American history unlike anywhere else.
In fact, Richmond itself is known for one of the most famous moments of the Revolutionary War: The famous "Give me liberty or give me death" speech delivered by Patrick Henry.
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Historic Homes in Chesterfield: Castlewood Plantation
Chesterfield County homes for sale come in a wide range of architectural styles and often have strong historical influences. These classic homes are a reflection of the long history of Richmond and the important part Virginia has played in the epic of America.
Of course, not all of the most historic buildings are for sale!
One landmark that has stood the test of time is the fascinating Castlewood Plantation. Although it was renovated in the 1970s, it has remained true to its roots stretching all the way back to the early 1800s. Today, it is the home of the Chesterfield Historical Society of Virginia.
Thanks to the conservatorship of the Historical Society, visitors from near and far have a chance to see this truly unique piece of Americana up close. It has been included in the National Register of Historic Places since 1976 and has welcomed guests for decades.
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Henricus Historical Park in Chester VA
Chester homes are some of the best in Virginia, and our real estate agents work to make buying and selling easier than ever. However, even the hardest working team needs to relax and recharge now and then – when we do, it's time to visit Henricus Historical Park!
20 Dunlop Village Circle
Colonial Heights, VA 23834
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