If you are searching for a new home in the Richmond region, you will find Eastwood Homes in 26 communities stretching from the lakes of Chesterfield County to the rolling countryside of Hanover and New Kent. Named Virginia's 2026 Builder of the Year, Eastwood offers single-family homes and townhomes with more than 100 floor plans and dozens of move-in ready homes, most starting in the $400s. Here is a closer look at where Eastwood is building around Richmond today.
Chesterfield County sits just southwest of Richmond and is home to most of Eastwood's Richmond communities. Homeowners here enjoy quick access to Richmond International Airport and the Route 288 and Powhite Parkway corridors, along with a long stretch of the James and Appomattox Rivers, Pocahontas State Park, and a generous supply of golf courses and lakes. Families are served by Chesterfield County Public Schools, and everyday shopping and dining are never far away in Midlothian, Chester and the Hull Street corridor.
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Watermark is a master-planned community built around a lake, and it offers two ways to live new in Chesterfield. Townhomes start in the low $300s, and single-family homes, including the Whitlock and Stonecrest plans, start in the low $400s. Planned amenities include a clubhouse and pool, and several homes are already under construction for buyers who want to move sooner.
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Lawson Mill offers single-family homes from the high $400s with twelve floor plans, including Eastwood's award-winning Davidson, Ellerbe and Cypress designs. Each plan offers room to personalize, from flexible bonus spaces to open kitchens made for gathering.
On the Richmond side of the county, Bethany Creek Park offers single-family homes from the mid $400s in a convenient location close to the city. Select homes include up to $20,000 in closing cost assistance.
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For homeowners who want less exterior upkeep and a lower entry price, Eastwood offers four townhome communities across Chesterfield County. The Townes at Mount Hermon in Moseley offers townhomes from the $300s with three-bedroom layouts and one-car garages. Hampton Ridge Townhomes in Chesterfield offers three-story townhomes from the high $300s, with front-load garages and access to the Hampton Park pool.
In Midlothian, The Cottages at Millwood offers villa-style paired homes from the mid $400s, including the award-winning Chamberlayne design. Nearby, The Junction at Midlothian Depot places three- and four-story townhomes from the high $500s within walking distance of the restaurants and shops of historic Midlothian village.
Coalboro Estates, coming soon to Chesterfield, will feature larger single-family homes from the high $600s, with side-load garages and ten floor plans ranging from roughly 2,000 to more than 3,700 square feet. For homeowners 55 and older, Lake Margaret at The Highlands offers single-family homes from the high $700s, with plans such as the McDowell, Asheboro and Caldwell designed for single-level living.
Eastwood's Richmond division reaches well beyond Chesterfield. In Henrico County and Glen Allen, Eastwood communities sit within easy reach of the West Broad Street corridor and Short Pump. To the north, Ashland and Hanover County offer a small-town setting along the I-95 corridor, while New Kent County to the east appeals to buyers looking for more space between Richmond and Williamsburg. Goochland, Louisa and Ruther Glen round out the map for homeowners who want a quieter setting within commuting distance of the city.
Since 1977, Eastwood Homes has built every home on the promise that it is Built with Care, and homeowners have noticed. Eastwood holds a 4.3-star average across 231 homeowner reviews and was named Virginia's 2026 Builder of the Year. Every home follows The Eastwood Way, a 10-step build process that typically takes 100 to 120 days once construction begins and about five to six months from contract to closing.
Each new Eastwood home also includes a 10-year limited structural warranty that transfers to the next owner if you sell. Most items are covered in the first year, plumbing and electrical systems in the second, and load-bearing structural components for the full ten years.
Whether you are drawn to a lakeside community in Chesterfield, a walkable townhome in Midlothian or a quieter homesite in Hanover or New Kent, there is an Eastwood home waiting for you in the Richmond region.
Not sure which community fits your search best? Our Richmond New Home Specialists can walk you through pricing, available homesites and move-in timelines. Call 804-409-3177 or schedule your visit today. We look forward to welcoming you home.
Eastwood Homes was named Virginia's 2026 Builder of the Year and holds a 4.3-star average across 231 homeowner reviews. The company has been building homes since 1977.
Eastwood's Chesterfield communities include Watermark, Lawson Mill, Bethany Creek Park, Hampton Ridge Townhomes, The Townes at Mount Hermon, The Cottages at Millwood, The Junction at Midlothian Depot, Lake Margaret at The Highlands and Coalboro Estates, coming soon.
Most Eastwood homes in the Richmond region start in the $400s. Townhomes start in the low $300s at Watermark and The Townes at Mount Hermon, and prices vary by community, plan and options.
Yes. Eastwood builds townhomes at Watermark, Hampton Ridge, The Townes at Mount Hermon, The Cottages at Millwood and The Junction at Midlothian Depot, with prices from the low $300s to the high $500s.
Every Eastwood home includes a 10-year limited structural warranty that transfers to a new owner. Coverage includes most items in year one, plumbing and electrical in year two, and structural components for ten years.
Construction typically takes 100 to 120 days once it begins, and about five to six months from contract to closing. Move-in ready homes are available for buyers on a shorter timeline.
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