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    About Bon Air

    Bon Air is a charming suburban retreat just outside Richmond, Virginia, where historic elegance meets modern convenience. Known for its Victorian roots and tree-lined streets, it offers a peaceful escape with a strong sense of community. If you’re searching for a family-friendly spot with easy access to the city, Bon Air delivers a perfect blend of small-town feel and urban proximity.

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    Bon Air Real Estate

    Bon Air’s housing spans eras and styles. You’ll find ornate Victorian homes from the 1800s, mid-century ranchers, and modern builds, with median prices around $420,000. Most homes are single-family, owner-occupied, offering spacious lots and classic charm. It’s a hot market for families and professionals seeking value and character close to the city.

    Neighborhoods
    Church Hill
    Historic Village

    Centered on Buford Road, this area features Victorian cottages, the Bon Air Apartments (the hotel annex), and quaint shops—a nod to its resort past.

    Church Hill
    Oxford

    A 1960s-70s development with Dutch colonials and tall trees, Oxford blends suburban calm with modern updates, popular among families.

    Church Hill
    Huguenot Park Area

    Near Robious Road, this pocket offers wooded serenity and access to parks, appealing to nature lovers.

    Living In Bon Air

    Getting around

    Bon Air balances suburban ease with city access. It’s less walkable than urban Richmond, but the Powhite and Chippenham Parkways make Downtown a 10-15 minute drive. The GRTC bus serves nearby routes, and biking is feasible along quieter streets. Parking is ample, with most homes offering driveways or garages.

    Community

    Bon Air fosters a warm, welcoming feel. The Bon Air Historical Society hosts the Victorian Day Festival each May, drawing families for parades and games. With highly rated Chesterfield County schools and diverse residents—from young families to retirees—it’s a tight-knit suburban gem.

    Landmarks

    Bon Air Memorial Library
    Built in 1902, this is Chesterfield’s oldest lending library, a quaint nod to the area’s past (chesterfield.gov/library).

    Huguenot Park
    This is a 53-acre retreat with trails and playgrounds, perfect for outdoor escapes.

    Shopping and dining

    Bon Air’s dining is cozy and local. Joe’s Inn offers classic comfort food, while Perk! Coffee and Lunchbox serves hip, family-friendly fare. Shopping includes small businesses along Buford Road, with Trader Joe’s and Wegmans nearby on Midlothian Turnpike

    Recreational activities

    Nature and fun abound. Huguenot Park offers hiking and picnics, while the James River Park System is a short drive for kayaking and trails. The Bon Air Community Association provides pools and tennis. Nearby Rockwood Park adds more outdoor options.

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