Welcome to 1520 W. Main in the Fan! This old school building listed on the National Register of Historic Places was once home to West End School also known as Lombardy Street School. Built in the Italianate style, this two-story, brick and granite building has a standing seam metal, hipped roof. The building consists of identical wings facing west and south, and a connecting curved bay, which contains a double stair. Each wing has three classrooms that have been converted into office space. The basement floor plan is the same as the above floors and currently used for retail spaces and restaurant + large outdoor corner Patio/Bar leased to restaurant operator. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Richmond History poised for redevelopment. This building affords an excellent renovation opportunity due to its stellar location. Currently UB-PO3 zoning with SUP for Mixed-Use.

This rare offering represents a unique opportunity to acquire a “turn-key” move-in ready creative office for an owner occupant buyer seeking a new headquarters which provides both scale and flexibility. 1801 E Cary is a classic example of some of Richmond’s finest adaptive reuse projects located along Richmond’s historic Tobacco Row in the Shockoe Bottom neighborhood. A 3 story brick historic warehouse building, built in 1914, 1801 possesses many of its original architectural features including original post and beam accents, original exposed high ceilings, exposed brick walls, all enclosing a simple 5,000 SF floor plate. The property layout currently features two (2) distinct creative office occupancies across a total of 15,000 SF on a full basement. Each floor is accessible via 2 stairwells at either end of the ground floor space recently secured a 7 year lease with a highly reputable local nonprofit, providing an incoming owner occupant or investor a stable income stream to offset both initial acquisition and long term occupancy costs; the property is an ideal investment vehicle for any owner occupant company seeking growth, agency, and a stable return on their real estate strategy. The 2nd and 3rd floors, seamlessly connected to one another via a third open central staircase, offer an immediate exclusive occupancy of approximately 10,000 SF, featuring modern light-filled layout that features a dynamic hybrid of collaborative and open workspaces. Additionally, the property includes approximately 42 off street parking spaces, an incredibly rare amenity in Richmond’s Shockoe Slip and Shockoe Bottom neighborhoods. The building’s stature and visibility also provide an excellent signage opportunity right across from 1717 Innovation Center. 1801 E Cary is truly a premier location that offers both historic character and a distinctive modern aesthetic in one of Richmond’s most historic neighborhoods.

This property is being sold alongside 3 additional vacant lots; 3019, 3023, and 3025 Grayland Ave. 3021 Grayland Ave is an updated 2 story home just a couple blocks off Cary St. Charming front porch, rear deck, fenced yard, and private rear alley driveway. Open kitchen and dining area with bamboo flooring, updated kitchen with newer black electric appliances. Master on the 2nd level with private full bath featuring tiled shower. Fresh carpet and a convenient location to all that Carytown has to offer.

***DESIGNATED OPPORTUNITY ZONE*** An assemblage of properties at 706, 710 – 714 Decatur Street, in the City of Richmond, located in historic Old Manchester, just south of Richmond’s downtown financial district. Richmond’s fastest growing neighborhood, Old Manchester is the leading area for development in the Richmond region. Since 2020 Manchester has seen the most investment of any neighborhood with investment of over $400 million and over 1,000 apartments. A revitalized submarket featuring many amenities including cafes, restaurants, breweries and art and music studios, Manchester benefits from its location along the James River and proximity to parks and amenities along the riverfront. The property offers great visibility along Commerce Road with a traffic count of 20,000 VPD. The offering includes the main 9,102 square foot building which has been home to the Lewis Supply Company since 1958 and an approximately one-half acre fenced storage yard.

Residential, Company Headquarters, Hospitality and/or development opportunity in the heart of Richmond's Historic District. This is a National and Virginia Historic Landmark property and as such has easements which can be found in the supplements. Built in 1841, this elaborate Greek Revival Mansion still retains all of its original details. Turn the charming carriage house and the English basement into rental units. 14-foot ceilings, hanging stair and beautiful proportions round out this two-story, rectangular brick structure with a hipped roof and interior chimneys. It was the residence of the Pulitizer Prize winning Ellen Glasgow from 1887-1945. A rectangular ell was added to the rear of the house in approximately 1900. The carriage house stands behind this extension. Please see floor plan in supplements. Also available is a 36-car parking lot adjacent to this property. While the seller wishes not to sell the lot util the house is sold, it remains one of the few undeveloped parcels in the district and can be creatively combined with the house as a development opportunity for a restaurant, corporate headquarters, caterers, breweries, short term rentals and retail to name a few.

To Be Built - introducing the Park Unit at Tilden/Park, the epitome of luxury living in Richmond's Museum District. This new townhome offers discerning buyers the opportunity to select either 3-4 bedrooms and 3-2 full / 1-2 half bathrooms, with the ability to customize all interior finishes before breaking ground. Enjoy the convenience and quietness of a private 18 sq ft hydraulic elevator servicing all four levels, including a rooftop garden with panoramic views. Off-street parking adds to your ease of living with 2 car garage with 12' ceilings. Experience the urban lifestyle at its finest while being close to dining, shopping, and cultural attractions. Don't miss this exclusive pre-construction opportunity. Designed to blend seamlessly into the Museum District's existing architecture, these homes are the perfect melding of Richmond's charm with all modern amenities. Recently named the new standard of new construction design in the Museum District, "Today and Tomorrow's Answer to Yesterday's Townhome".

Built in 1903 by Richmond’s most prominent late 19th C. builder, Gilbert Hunt, this Richardsonian Romanesque masterpiece continues to be a stand-out home in the Fan. A 2021 full renovation added beautiful lines and state-of-the art amenities to this peaceful and spacious home. Enter the grand foyer with paneled walls, original staircase, and 10 ½ foot ceilings. The parlors and dining room have been opened for a continuous contemporary flow and maximum sunlight especially through the curved glass trio of windows. Note the designer lighting, several made for the home by Dutch design firm greypants. The epicurean kitchen sports double Wolf ovens and rangetop, Subzero fridge, expansive quartz countertops and so much light. Your two-car garage is attached to the home, a rarity in the Fan. The second floor has three bedrooms including a second suite, two baths, and a family room open to a relaxing loggia with neighborhood views. The third floor is all primary suite with a private deck, large white tile and quartz bath, and an impressive closet! The four-level elevator makes for easy living. The basement has both interior & exterior entrances and three flexible rooms plus a full bath. It is currently set up as a media room, kitchenette, and exercise room. Additionally this property has a secret garden behind the garage that is ideal for a pool, guest house, or additional parking. The home’s prominent location just off Monument Avenue, walking distance to favorite Fan spots, and of course, its stunning renovation, make it catch for anyone wanting to live Fan life to the fullest.

Remarkable, mixed-use property in the heart of the Fan District located at the corner of Lombardy Street and Floyd Avenue. Property consisting of cash-flowing laundromat (commercial unit) and 3 residential apartments. Laundromat business and assets are to be sold with the sale of the real property. Machines are new & utilize the Laundry Boss platform. Purchaser will have the option to continue the business or redevelop. Well maintained and renovated apartment units: Luxurious, 1st level owner's suite (APT 3) consists of hardwood floors, granite kitchen counter tops, and in-unit laundry. 1 Bath,1-BDRM/Studio unit (APT 1) with LVP flooring and walk-in closet off en suite. Large, second-level 3 BDRM 2 full bath unit with newly renovated kitchen, LVP floors and rooftop deck. All utilities for the laundromat are separately metered, residential units share metering for water only and are paid by the landlord. Additionally, a generous storage room is located at the rear of the first level (not included in any unit's measurement) & accessible only by the landlord. Unique opportunity combines option to continue a low-involvement business and passive real estate investment. Gross monthly income is $11,388.

NEW PRICE ADJUSTMENT A generational re-imagine and re-purpose development opportunity within the vibrant Fan District. Potential Historic Tax Credits. The 800 block to the 1100 block of West Franklin Street was once known as Richmond’s 5th Avenue, lined with Second Empire, Queen Anne, Jacobean, Romanesque and Colonial Revival styles architecture. This location is a part of the western portal to the original RPI, now VCU. This offering is 2- Fan Row Homes, totaling a combined area of approximately 8,008 sq. ft. (~4,000 s.f. each) plus ~3,916 sq. ft. of full, unfinished basement. New roof, Off-street parking spaces. Consider the possibilities: Multi-Family Development, Office, Mixed Use, Single Family renovation and resale.

Nestled in the heart of Richmond's historic St. Johns District, the Lula McCarthy Driver House stands as a testament to timeless elegance and unparalleled riverfront living. Offering a panoramic vista of the majestic James River from its backyard, this distinguished residence is one of the privileged few to boast such breathtaking views of both the city skyline and the river's graceful bend that inspired Richmond's name. Step inside from one of the longest iron porches on Church Hill to discover a meticulously restored historic home featuring four bedrooms and five and a half baths. With a modern floor plan that seamlessly blends sophistication with comfort, the residence welcomes you into expansive formal living and dining areas. The heart of the home lies in its open and sunlit kitchen, complete with a breakfast area and adjoining living space, all overlooking the tranquil waters of the James. Upstairs, retreat to the modern owner's suite, where river views extend seamlessly into the luxurious bath and adjacent yoga area, enveloping you in serenity. Additional accommodations include a spacious bedroom with a private bath featuring a clawfoot tub, perfect for guests seeking comfort and charm. Outside, an IPE deck invites you to soak in the beauty of the surrounding landscape, while the English basement offers a separate entrance to an additional owner's suite, complete with a full bath and garden views. The lower level boasts a generously sized bedroom with a private bath and access to the rear yard, ensuring every resident enjoys the utmost in privacy and convenience. As an added bonus, a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment, fully remodeled in 2020 and boasting its own certificate of occupancy, offers endless possibilities for guests or rental income. Experience the epitome of riverfront luxury living at the Lula McCarthy Driver House, where history, elegance, and unparalleled views converge to create a truly extraordinary home.