Where We Work
Central Virginia is a patchwork of brick streets, lake communities, farmland and mountain views. Here is where Thistle Brae works.
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Historic brick rowhouses, the Fan and Museum District, and a dining scene Jennifer is still working her way through.
Richmond pairs old Virginia architecture with a young, lively city. Think Federal and Victorian rowhouses in the Fan, Museum District and Church Hill, river trails along the James, and a restaurant scene that keeps getting better.
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Established lake and golf communities, mature trees and easy access to Route 288.
Midlothian offers established neighborhoods around lakes and golf courses, plenty of newer construction, and an easy drive into Richmond. It is where much of Jennifer's own career has been built.
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Neighborhood streets, front porches and room to grow, minutes from the city.
Chesterfield County blends classic suburban neighborhoods with pockets of land and new communities, giving families space and value within reach of Richmond.
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Farmhouses, open fields and acreage with a slower, country pace.
Powhatan is rolling farmland, white fences and homes on real acreage. Buyers come here for space and quiet while keeping Richmond within an easy commute.
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Country estates, horse properties and long tree-lined drives along the James.
Goochland is estate country. Expect gracious homes on large parcels, equestrian properties and river views, all with a low key, private feel.
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Stone cottages, mountain views and the quiet of the foothills.
West of the Piedmont the land rises into the Blue Ridge. Nelson County and the foothills offer cottages, mountain retreats and second homes with views that stop you on the porch. Jennifer has helped buyers here too, as far out as Lovingston.
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Tell Jennifer how you want to live and she will help you find the corner of Virginia that fits.