Located in the very heart of historic Church Hill, just one block from St. John’s Church and the site of Patrick Henry’s famous speech, this rare 1895 Italianate brick row home offers the opportunity to own one of the neighborhood’s classic architectural treasures in one of its most established and desirable locations. Situated at the corner of East Marshall and North 23rd Streets, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers over 2,080 square feet filled with original character, including soaring 10.5-foot ceilings, tall bright windows, original hardwood floors, pocket doors, four intricately detailed decorative hearths, and a welcoming front porch overlooking one of Church Hill’s iconic red-brick streetscapes. The generously sized kitchen has been updated and features gas cooking, a pot filler, microwave, oven, refrigerator, and abundant space for gathering and entertaining. Both bathrooms have also been updated, and the home offers thermal windows, central air, laundry hookups, fresh paint, and well-maintained systems throughout. A walk-in closet adjacent to the primary bedroom adds functionality rarely found in homes of this era. The private rear yard offers excellent outdoor space with the potential for off-street parking if desired, though street parking on East Marshall is notably easy and convenient. If you’ve dreamed of living in prime Church Hill — near its beloved restaurants, cafés, parks, and only minutes to VCU and MCV — this home presents a unique opportunity to move right in and personalize over time while building equity in one of Richmond’s most treasured historic neighborhoods. Don’t miss it!
