Current Home Market
The real estate market remains strong in the Godwin Area and consistently out performs national averages and even other areas in Richmond. While inventories vary during the course of the year, there is a nice mix of new construction and re-sales on the market today. Even as our Real Estate market continues to shift, buying a home in the Godwin Area continues to be a very smart investment. Just click on a price range of choice to the left and request information about current listings plus view the sales price of recently sold homes. You may also request more detailed information about any home. If you are not sure which neighborhood is right for you or are unfamiliar with the area, just call or email us, we would be glad to help you with your home search!

Schools
Mills E. Godwin High School is located in The West End of Henrico County in the suburbs of Richmond, Virginia. The school is operated by Henrico County Public Schools and was named in honor of the late, Honorable Mills E. Godwin Jr., a two term Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia. In 1980 Godwin High opened its doors to students and is the counties second newest high school. There are approximately 1900 students enrolled at Godwin, their mascot is the Eagle and their sports team compete in the Virginia High School League’s Colonial District in the Central Region at the AAA level, the highest in Virginia. There are 7 elementary and 3 middle feeder schools into Godwin High School. Our schools attract the finest educators, boast some of the highest test scores in the region and provide a wonderful environment for our youth. Former Godwin High neighborhoods of Wellesley, FoxHall, Gayton Station, Barrington, Barrington West, and Church Run now feed into Deep Run High School and information on real estate in those areas can be found at www.DeepRunAreaHomes.com.

Shopping, Dining, Business
In the Fall of 2003 our area celebrated the opening of Short Pump Town Center, one of the finest shopping destinations in the region. Stores such as Nordstrom’s, Pottery Barn, Crate & Barrel and Franco’s plus restaurants like The Cheesecake Factory, Copper Grill and Firebirds are now just minutes away. All around the Town Center scores of other shops, restaurants and businesses have opened in the last few years and the development continues along the Godwin Area’s Broad St. corridor with the development of West Broad Village. The Broad St, Pump Rd. and Lauderdale Rd. corridors of the Godwin area gives the community convenience with grocery stores, gas stations, pharmacies, medical offices, neighborhood restaurants, dry cleaners and other shops. The Godwin area is also convenient to many corporate developments including West Creek, home to Capital One and Car-Max and the 800 acre Innsbrook Corporate Park, home to 500+ companies and more than 20,000 professionals.