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Henrico County, Virginia, is a historic yet thriving suburb of Richmond, offering a high quality of life with modern amenities and deep-rooted charm. Established in 1611 as one of the original eight shires, Henrico now surrounds the city on three sides and is home to over 333,000 residents (2024 Census). Its top-rated public schools—like Deep Run, Glen Allen, Mills Godwin, and Douglas Freeman—consistently earn national recognition, making the county a top choice for families and professionals.
Outdoor recreation is a major draw, with more than 40 parks and facilities across the county. Highlights include Dorey Park and the Four Mile Creek Trailhead, which connect to the scenic, 52-mile Virginia Capital Trail. Whether it’s hiking, biking, or enjoying a quiet picnic, Henrico offers countless ways to enjoy the outdoors and explore over 400 years of local history along the way.
Henrico’s shopping and dining scene is just as diverse. Residents enjoy everything from upscale retail at Short Pump Town Center to the local charm of Lakeside Avenue and River Road. New mixed-use developments in both the East and West Ends continue to add vibrancy and modern appeal. Wit...
Henrico County, Virginia, is a historic yet thriving suburb of Richmond, offering a high quality of life with modern amenities and deep-rooted charm. Established in 1611 as one of the original eight shires, Henrico now surrounds the city on three sides and is home to over 333,000 residents (2024 Census). Its top-rated public schools—like Deep Run, Glen Allen, Mills Godwin, and Douglas Freeman—consistently earn national recognition, making the county a top choice for families and professionals.
Outdoor recreation is a major draw, with more than 40 parks and facilities across the county. Highlights include Dorey Park and the Four Mile Creek Trailhead, which connect to the scenic, 52-mile Virginia Capital Trail. Whether it’s hiking, biking, or enjoying a quiet picnic, Henrico offers countless ways to enjoy the outdoors and explore over 400 years of local history along the way.
Henrico’s shopping and dining scene is just as diverse. Residents enjoy everything from upscale retail at Short Pump Town Center to the local charm of Lakeside Avenue and River Road. New mixed-use developments in both the East and West Ends continue to add vibrancy and modern appeal. With its strong schools, outdoor lifestyle, and dynamic mix of amenities, Henrico County stands out as one of Greater Richmond’s most desirable places to live, work, and explore.
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Henricomarket report
Includes average property values,
inventory and market changes.
- 192sold
- 143new
- 370active
Home &Essentials
Eat, shop &Experience
Outdoor & Active Living
Health &Community
Henricomarket report
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Median Price
- Sold$395,000
- New$413,490
- Active$409,900
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Median Days on Site
- Active40
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Inventory
- Sold190
- New151
- Active337
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Median Price - Last 6 Months
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Median Days on Site - Last 6 Months
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Listing Inventory - Last 6 months
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