Church Hill is one of Richmond’s oldest neighborhoods, known for its cobblestone streets, brick sidewalks, and 19th-century homes. Notably, the earliest known home—the Wills House—was built in 1812 by Captain Charles Wills. Over the years, classic rowhouses and restored Victorians have come to reflect generations of craftsmanship. Today, with scenic parks, walkable dining, and a strong sense of community, Church Hill continues to blend history, charm, and modern living. Ultimately, it’s a place where homes tell stories—and new chapters begin.
Enjoy the timeless charm of Church Hill with these beautifully snow-covered historic homes, shining with Christmas cheer.
Church Hill Market Snapshot
In Church Hill’s January 2026 housing market, sales did slow down. Buyers are more active, as interest rates do continue to go down so buyers are also taking their time and in several of the sales, were able to negotiate a lower price. 13 properties sold at an average of $364,800 at $241.22 per sf foot. The average list price was $370,935 or 98% Sale Price/List Price.
The days on market average was 39 days. In 4 of the 13 sales, the sellers paid buyer’s concessions. The highest priced sale was 806 N 26th St. which was sold for $470,000 or $288.70 per sf foot.
Year-to-Year Comparison
The market did slow compared to one year ago. In January 2025, the price-per-SF was $247.93 for 22 transactions compared to $241.22 and 13 transactions in January 2026. The days on market averaged 33 days in January 2025 compared to 39 days in January 2026.
Let’s Meet for Coffee & a Custom CMA
Curious what your home could sell for? Let’s meet at Union Market or Riverbend Roastery or I am happy to stop by for a no-pressure Comparative Market Analysis. You’ll get:
• A detailed pricing breakdown
• Recent comps in Church Hill
• Strategy options tailored to your goals
Take in the vibrant beauty of Church Hill with its historic homes framed by colorful autumn trees.
