Board meets early on March 24

Henrico County, just outside Richmond, blends established neighborhoods with growing corridors, giving residents a mix of quiet streets and convenient commercial hubs. Many people appreciate how easy it is to get around via I-64 and I-295 while still having quick access to city jobs, dining, and entertainment. Everyday life tends to revolve around shopping centers, local eateries, and parks that offer shaded trails and water access when you want a break from errands.

Housing options range from mid-century homes and newer subdivisions to apartments and townhomes near major routes, which can suit buyers, sellers, and renters looking for different levels of upkeep and proximity. Areas like Short Pump feel particularly active with retail and dining, while parts of the East End offer a more traditional, close-knit vibe and straightforward commutes. Libraries, recreation facilities, and school campuses are woven into the community, and outdoor spaces like Deep Run Park and the James River corridor add easy ways to unwind without traveling far.