Three unique properties for sale in and around Richmond, VA

See what’s on the market, from million-dollar homes to our regional drive-in theater.

The photo shows a hardwood staircase on left and a front entryway to the right with hardwood floors, a central table with a vase of flowers, a clear and gold candelier, and stained glass windows. — This 1925 home in Union Hill would fit right in on a dreamy Pinterest board.

Richmond’s housing market runs quite the range. See what’s on the market, from million-dollar homes to our regional drive-in theater.

Channeling Frank Lloyd Wright, 13812 Rockport Landing Rd.

Photo depicts the exterior facade of the home listed on Rockport Lane, showing wood accents, floor-to-ceiling windows, angular roofing, a stone patio area with a table and chairs, and a white spiral staircase leading up to an outdoor deck.

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Photos by Fredrik Lundström, listing by Richard Thexton of Bob Firestone & Company

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Whether you’re a fan of Wrightian architecture, eco-friendly infrastructure, or eclectic interior design, this 5,312-sqft home in Brandermill is worth a look, even if just to dream. Richmond Homes Magazine gave this home the spotlight back in 2010, and now we’re coming full circle.

Take a virtual tour of the 2009 home, which boasts a floating staircase, bamboo accents, five wells for nonpotable use, and waterfront views framed by floor-to-ceiling windows. The selling price? $2 million.

History on the hill, 2002 Princess Anne Ave.

This photo depicts the exterior of the Queen Anne Avenue property, showcasing a grey stone facade, bay windows on both floors, a pillared wraparound porch, multiple chimneys, and brick front steps leading to the pedestrian sidewalk.

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Photo by Mick Anders, listing provided by Cole Atkins of Providence Hill Real Estate

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A Queen Anne Victorian on Princess Anne Avenue — I mean, c’mon. Previously spotlighted on Zillow Gone Wild, this five-bedroom, six-bathroom home is for sale in Union Hill, overlooking the crested city skyline at Jefferson Park. Stained glass windows, tiled fireplaces, and a wraparound porch are just a few features that add to the antiquity of this 1925 home, which is selling for approximately $1.6 million.

Drive-in dream, 4344 Old Frederickburg Rd.

The photo shows the Goochland drive in with cars lined up in rows alongside the right of the photo. A movie screen is on the far right, showing a picture in color. The sky is relatively dark, like at dusk + to the left, park of a building is seen with a red glow cast on the building's side.

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The image shows pink, purple, and dark hues in a cloudy sky above a building with the sign "Main Screen," strings of lights to the left of the building, and two firepits near the lights, each surrounded by empty chairs.

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One of these is not like the others. Announced in late March, the Goochland Drive-In Theater is up for sale after 18 years of family ownership.

Here is what the owners shared with us about the decision to sell the property:

“It is business as usual at the drive-in. Movies to show, popcorn to pop, and guests to greet.

There has been some conjecture out there that either the business is hurting or we’re exhausted. Nothing could be further from the truth. All is well! We have only come to this bittersweet decision to sell now that our kids are grown. At this stage of our lives, it’s simply time to think of our next chapter and pursue new dreams.

The Goochland Drive-In Theater has become such an icon in Central Virginia, where so many families and friends have made great memories. Our hope is that it will continue on this path with new ownership.”

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