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Six New Year's Eve Celebrations Throughout Richmond
New Year's Eve parties are so last century. Our REALTORS® and their families will be ringing in 2024 with these entertaining events and activities around Richmond homes for sale.
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Local Ice Skating and Winter Sports in Richmond: Where to Have Fun
If you want to stay active during the wintertime in Richmond, ice skating is a great way to do so. Our REALTORS® are excited to share their favorite local skating spots!
Even if you've never gone ice skating before, it's a very beginner-friendly activity, and ice rinks in Richmond provide ideal places to learn. So lace up your skates and get ready to hit the ice at these great skating spots in Richmond!
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Embracing Nature: Exploring Richmond's Outdoor Spaces
As we transition from summer into early fall, there's no better time to get out and enjoy nature in the Richmond area. Local parks are beautiful this time of year, and our real estate agents are eager to share their favorite places to get outside this season!
- Libby Hill Park - 2801 E Franklin St, Richmond, VA 23223
One of three parks that made up Richmond's original park system, Libby Hill Park is...
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Pet-Friendly Spots Around the RVA
Your pets may be beloved members of your family, but it isn't always easy to take them out for a fun day on the town. Not every business or location allows pets, forcing you to plan your trip carefully in advance. Our real estate agents are pet lovers too, and they've gotten to know the local pet-friendly places very well over the many years they've spent serving the Richmond community. Here are a few of their top pet-friendly spots to check out.
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Explore Pocahontas State Park This Fall
Fall in Central Virginia has always been one of our real estate agents' favorite seasons. As the weather cools off and the trees light up with brilliant colors, there's simply no better time to get out and explore the great outdoors.
And there may be no better place to do so than Pocahontas State Park. Just 30 minutes from Richmond, this spectacular state park offers some of the most amazing fall foliage in the region, along with a wealth of opportunities for outdoor recreation.
Pocahontas State Park Fall Foliage
Spanning nearly 8,000 acres, Pocahontas State Park is Virginia's largest state park. It was first opened in 1946 and was developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the hills and valleys surrounding Swift Creek.
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