Church Hill, Richmond’s oldest neighborhood, is brimming with beautifully appointed homes, many of which were built in the early to mid 1800s, some of which overlook the picturesque parks including Chimborazo Park, which offers a stunning view downriver that is said to be identical to that of Richmond on Thames–a borough of London–and, thus, our city’s namesake. Some of the city’s most acclaimed and nationally-recognized restaurants, including Dutch & Co., The Roosevelt, and Metzger Bar & Butchery, call the neighborhood home, and you’ll also find a number of quaint corner coffee shops and bakeries.
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Enjoy eclectic Southern cuisine crafted by two-time James Beard Award-nominated chef Lee Gregory at The Roosevelt.
Take in breathtaking views of the James River and the city skyline at any one of the area parks including Chimborazo, Libby Hill, or Jefferson.
Experience a reenactment of Patrick Henry’s famous “Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death” speech at St. John’s Church, a structure that pre-dates the U.S.
What’s old is new again! The Church Hill neighborhood, Richmond’s oldest, has enjoyed a massive resurgence in popularity over the past decade with a whole host of new restaurants, beautifully, restored historic homes, and events throughout the year. You can still find a reasonably priced home near everything in Church Hill.