Quick answer: As of November 2026, Eastwood Homes offers single-family homes in 16 communities across the Richmond region, with 13 now selling and 3 coming soon. Prices start from the low $400s, plans range from 3 to 5 bedrooms, and 23 quick move-in homes are available or under construction in communities from Henrico and Chesterfield to Hanover, New Kent, Goochland, and Louisa counties.
| Community | City | From | Beds | Sq. Ft. | Status | Move-In Ready |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arcadia | Henrico, VA | High $400s | 3-5 | 1,829+ | Now Selling | 0 |
| Renaissance at Arcadia | Henrico, VA | High $400s | 3 | 2,155+ | Now Selling | 1 |
| Oakley's Crossing | Henrico, VA | Mid $400s (proposed) | TBA | TBA | Coming Soon | TBA |
| Mountainwood Crossing | Glen Allen, VA | High $500s | 4-5 | 2,430+ | Now Selling | 3 |
| Hickory Grove | Ashland, VA | High $400s | 3-4 | 1,477+ | Now Selling | 2 |
| Rock Creek | Mechanicsville, VA | Low $800s | 4-5 | 3,454+ | Now Selling | 2 |
| Watermark | Chesterfield, VA | Low $400s | 3 | 1,834+ | Now Selling | 3 |
| Bethany Creek Park | Richmond, VA | Mid $400s | 3 | 1,834+ | Final Homes | 1 |
| Lawson Mill | Chesterfield, VA | High $400s | 3-5 | 1,541+ | Now Selling | 2 |
| The Estates at Falling Creek | Midlothian, VA | Low $500s (proposed) | 3-5 | 1,829+ | Coming Soon | TBA |
| Coalboro Estates | Chesterfield, VA | High $600s | 3-5 | 2,071+ | Coming Soon | TBA |
| Lake Margaret at The Highlands | Chesterfield, VA | High $700s | 4 | 3,266+ | Final Homes | 1 |
| Greenwood Estates | New Kent, VA | High $400s | 3-5 | 1,541+ | Now Selling | 2 |
| Brickshire | Providence Forge, VA | High $600s | 3-5 | 2,212+ | Final Homes | 2 |
| Oliver's Trail | Gum Spring, VA | Low $600s | 3-5 | 2,071+ | Now Selling | 2 |
| Shepherd's Trail | Gum Spring, VA | $500s | 3-5 | 2,430+ | Now Selling | 2 |
Move-In Ready includes completed homes and homes under construction. Arcadia, Watermark, and Falling Creek also offer townhomes; the figures shown are for their single-family homes only. Prices and availability change often; visit each community page for current homes.
Henrico County wraps around the city of Richmond to the north, east, and west, and its East End has become one of the most convenient places in the region to buy a new home. Downtown Richmond, Rocketts Landing, and the Virginia Capital Trail are a short drive away, Richmond International Airport sits right in the neighborhood, and I-64, I-295, and the Pocahontas Parkway connect residents to the rest of Central Virginia.
Arcadia is the single-family neighborhood within the larger Arcadia community off Willson Road in Henrico's East End, where ranch and two-story floor plans offer room to grow without a long drive into the city. Homes feature open living areas and well-appointed kitchens, and residents are close to the shops and restaurants of the East End, the parks along the James River, and the energy of downtown Richmond. Arcadia also offers townhomes for buyers who prefer a lower-maintenance design.
Renaissance at Arcadia is a neighborhood of single-family homes set among mature trees within the Arcadia community, offering rear-load and detached garage designs that give its streets a charming, traditional feel. Residents will have access to planned amenities that include a clubhouse, a pool, and walking trails, and the Pocahontas Parkway and Chippenham Parkway make it easy to reach downtown Richmond, Chesterfield, and the rest of the metro area.
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Oakley's Crossing will bring new single-family homes to an established part of Henrico's East End, surrounded by tree-lined streets and longtime neighborhoods. Richmond International Airport, the shopping and dining at White Oak Village, and downtown Richmond are all close at hand, and planned floor plans include first-floor suites, versatile lofts, and bonus rooms for households that need flexible space.
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North of the city, Glen Allen and Hanover County offer two very different ways to live within easy reach of Richmond. Glen Allen sits in western Henrico near Short Pump and the Innsbrook business corridor, while Hanover County pairs the historic town of Ashland and the growing Mechanicsville area with farmland and open country, all connected by I-95, I-295, and Route 301.
Mountainwood Crossing offers wooded homesites in a quiet, private setting in the heart of Glen Allen, close to the shopping, dining, parks, and highly regarded schools of western Henrico. Its single-family plans feature spacious layouts, well-appointed kitchens, and modern finishes, and the community's location near I-295 and I-64 keeps Short Pump, Innsbrook, and downtown Richmond within an easy drive.
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Hickory Grove is an age-restricted community designed exclusively for buyers 55 and older, just minutes from the charming downtown of Ashland, where trains still run through the center of town past local shops and restaurants. Every home offers a first-floor primary bedroom with open-concept living, and curated amenities give residents places to gather with neighbors, while I-95 and Route 1 keep healthcare, shopping, and the rest of the Richmond region close by.
Rock Creek offers a rare opportunity to enjoy private, rural living in Hanover County on homesites of five acres or more, with the flexibility to keep chickens, horses, and other animals. The community sits about fifteen minutes from major highways, top-rated schools, farmers' markets, and everyday essentials, so buyers can enjoy the freedom of country living without giving up convenience.
South of the James River, Chesterfield County is the most populous county in the Richmond region and home to some of its most popular suburban neighborhoods, highly regarded public schools, and Pocahontas State Park, the largest state park in Virginia. Route 288, the Powhite and Chippenham parkways, and I-95 make it easy to reach downtown Richmond, Midlothian, and Chester from anywhere in the county.
Watermark is an upscale, amenity-filled community off Route 10 between Route 150 and Route 288, where the final single-family designs sit on homesites of just under a quarter acre. Residents enjoy a luxury clubhouse, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, and a well-equipped fitness center, and a 200,000-square-foot town center with shops and restaurants is close by, along with a quick commute to Richmond, Henrico, Fort Gregg-Adams, and Pocahontas State Park. Watermark also offers townhomes.
Bethany Creek Park is a quiet community about eight miles from downtown Richmond, only minutes from the shops, restaurants, and everyday conveniences along Midlothian Turnpike. Its homes feature thoughtfully designed floor plans with spacious kitchens and islands, spa-like baths, first-floor primary bedrooms, and bonus spaces for gathering, and only a few opportunities remain.
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Lawson Mill is a boutique neighborhood of just 30 homesites off Courthouse Road in central Chesterfield, close to the county government center, the shopping along Hull Street Road, and Route 288. Buyers can choose between first-floor primary designs and traditional two-story floor plans, which makes the community a comfortable fit for growing families and downsizers alike.
The Estates at Falling Creek will be the single-family neighborhood within Falling Creek, a master-planned community in Chesterfield County with spacious basement homesites. Homes will feature open-concept layouts and designer finishes, and residents will share a resort-style clubhouse and pool, a modern fitness center, a dog park and pet spa, and green spaces for gatherings, with Route 288 and I-95 close at hand. Falling Creek will also offer townhomes.
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Coalboro Estates will offer single-family homes on spacious homesites that start at two acres and range up to 27 acres, an uncommon find in the sought-after Cosby High School district. Homes will feature side-load garages and crawl space foundations, and the location keeps Midlothian, Route 288, and downtown Richmond within a comfortable drive.
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Lake Margaret at The Highlands is an age-restricted neighborhood for buyers 55 and older, tucked inside The Highlands golf course community in southern Chesterfield between Richmond and Petersburg. Along with a championship 18-hole golf course, residents enjoy three lakefront pools, a clubhouse, tennis courts, trails, and two lakes totaling more than 100 acres for fishing, paddling, and canoeing, and only a few homes remain.
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East of Richmond along I-64, New Kent County offers rolling countryside, wineries, and historic landmarks halfway between Richmond and Williamsburg. Buyers here enjoy more space and a slower pace of life, with both cities and their jobs, shopping, and entertainment reachable in about half an hour.
Greenwood Estates sits just off New Kent Highway near I-64, surrounded by the woodlands, wineries, and historic sites that give New Kent County its countryside charm. Eastwood offers its most sought-after floor plans here, with first-floor bedrooms, spacious family rooms, open kitchens for entertaining, spa-like baths, and optional finished basements, and both Richmond and Williamsburg are less than 30 minutes away.
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Brickshire is one of Virginia's premier golf course communities, a master-planned neighborhood of 1,200 acres of rolling hills and woodlands in Providence Forge. Residents enjoy a championship golf course and a full slate of community amenities, and the location puts both Richmond and Williamsburg less than 30 minutes away, though only a few opportunities remain.
West of Richmond, Goochland and Louisa counties trade suburban density for farmland, wineries, and wide-open views along the I-64 corridor toward Charlottesville. Louisa County is also home to Lake Anna, one of the most popular freshwater lakes in Virginia, while Goochland keeps Short Pump and the West End within an easy drive.
Oliver's Trail is a community of single-family homes tucked away in Goochland County, just minutes from I-64 and US-522, which makes the commute to Short Pump, Charlottesville, or downtown Richmond a comfortable one. Residents enjoy the quiet charm of the countryside with local parks, wineries, and outdoor recreation nearby, and floor plans include first-floor primary bedrooms, open-concept kitchens, spa-like baths, and inviting outdoor living spaces.
Shepherd's Trail blends peaceful countryside living with everyday convenience in the heart of Louisa County, centrally positioned between Richmond and Charlottesville. Lake Anna is a short drive away for boating, fishing, and waterfront dining, and the shops and restaurants of downtown Louisa give the area a strong sense of community.
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Eastwood also builds townhomes across the Richmond region, including The Townes at Arcadia in Henrico, The Glens at Scott Place in Richmond, Watermark Townhomes in Chesterfield, Hampton Ridge Townhomes in Chesterfield, The Townes at Mount Hermon in Moseley, and The Junction at Midlothian Depot in Midlothian, along with paired villa homes at The Cottages at Millwood in Midlothian. The Townes at Falling Creek, The Glens at Cool Water in Ruther Glen, and Osborne Retreat, a 55+ townhome community in Chester, are coming soon. Our guide to Richmond townhome communities compares every one of them in detail.
Eastwood Homes has been building new homes since 1977 and was named Virginia's 2026 Builder of the Year by the Home Builders Association of Virginia. Across the Richmond region, from Henrico's East End and Glen Allen to Chesterfield, Hanover, New Kent, Goochland, and Louisa counties, every home is Built with Care, with open floor plans, energy-conscious construction, and a selection of move-in ready homes for buyers working on a shorter timeline.
As of November 2026, Eastwood Homes has single-family homes in 16 communities across the Richmond region. In Henrico's East End, buyers can choose Arcadia or Renaissance at Arcadia, with Oakley's Crossing coming soon, and Mountainwood Crossing offers wooded homesites in Glen Allen. In Chesterfield County, Watermark, Lawson Mill, Bethany Creek Park, and Lake Margaret at The Highlands are selling, while The Estates at Falling Creek and Coalboro Estates are coming soon. Hanover County is home to Hickory Grove in Ashland and Rock Creek in Mechanicsville, New Kent County offers Greenwood Estates and Brickshire, and Oliver's Trail and Shepherd's Trail serve Goochland and Louisa counties to the west.
Eastwood's Richmond-area single-family homes start from the low $400s at Watermark. Bethany Creek Park starts from the mid $400s; Arcadia, Renaissance at Arcadia, Hickory Grove, Lawson Mill, and Greenwood Estates start from the high $400s; Shepherd's Trail starts from the $500s; Mountainwood Crossing starts from the high $500s; Oliver's Trail starts from the low $600s; Brickshire starts from the high $600s; Lake Margaret at The Highlands starts from the high $700s; and Rock Creek starts from the low $800s.
In November 2026, Eastwood has 23 quick move-in single-family homes completed or under construction across the Richmond region. Mountainwood Crossing and Watermark have the most with 3 each, followed by Hickory Grove, Rock Creek, Lawson Mill, Greenwood Estates, Brickshire, Oliver's Trail, and Shepherd's Trail with 2 each; and Renaissance at Arcadia, Bethany Creek Park, and Lake Margaret at The Highlands with 1 each.
Yes. Hickory Grove in Ashland is an age-restricted community where every home has a first-floor primary bedroom, and Lake Margaret at The Highlands in Chesterfield is a 55+ neighborhood inside a golf course community with lakefront pools and two lakes, though only a few homes remain there. Osborne Retreat, a 55+ townhome community in Chester, is also coming soon.
Yes. Rock Creek in Mechanicsville offers homesites of five acres or more with the flexibility to keep chickens and horses, and Coalboro Estates in Chesterfield will offer homesites from two to 27 acres in the Cosby High School district. In the countryside west and east of the city, Oliver's Trail, Shepherd's Trail, and Greenwood Estates also offer a more rural setting.
Yes. Brickshire in Providence Forge is a 1,200-acre golf course community, and Lake Margaret at The Highlands sits within a golf community with a championship 18-hole course for buyers 55 and older. Watermark in Chesterfield offers a luxury clubhouse, an Olympic-sized pool, and a fitness center, and The Estates at Falling Creek will include a resort-style clubhouse and pool when it opens.
Yes. The Estates at Falling Creek in Chesterfield County is planned with basement homesites, and Greenwood Estates in New Kent County offers optional finished basements on its most popular floor plans.
Oakley's Crossing in Henrico (proposed pricing from the mid $400s), The Estates at Falling Creek in Midlothian (proposed pricing from the low $500s), and Coalboro Estates in Chesterfield (pricing from the high $600s) are coming soon. Joining each community's VIP list is the best way to get early pricing and release dates.
This guide is refreshed at the start of every month with current community status, starting prices, and quick move-in counts pulled directly from Eastwood Homes' Richmond division listings.
Explore every community, floor plan, and quick move-in home on the Eastwood Homes Richmond page, or call the Richmond team at 804-409-3177 to schedule a visit. Browse by area: Henrico, New Kent, Hanover, Glen Allen, Chesterfield, Midlothian, Ashland, Louisa, Goochland.
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