Where To Find 2500 SqFt Homes For Sale For Under $500K In Midlothian VA | Living In Midlothian VA
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2024
- If you are looking for larger homes for sale in Midlothian VA for under $500K, this is the video for you! I am going to show you 4 different neighborhoods in Midlothian where you can expect to find 2500+ sqft homes for sale for $500k or less! I will start out the video by telling you about the commercial amenities/"bubble" for both the northern Midlothian area and the southern Midlothian area. I will then tell you all about each of the 4 different neighborhoods including where they are located, size of the neighborhood, school systems, prices, yard sizes, year built, and much more!
The first neighborhood in Midlothian where you can expect to find 2500+ sqft for less than $500k is Queensmill. Queensmill is an older established neighborhood with large, mature yards, and it is very convenient to both highway 288 and to the northern Midlothian commercial bubble.
Next I show you the Watermill neighborhood which is located practically in the middle of Midlothian. This is a much newer neighborhood built in the early 2000s. The floorplans offered are more open concept than the 80s & 90s colonial style floorplans, but the yard sizes are much smaller.
I then show you Bayhill Pointe which is located convenient to the southern Midlothian commercial bubble. Bayhill Pointe will feel similar to Queensmill in terms of yard size and mature landscaping, but the houses within Bayhill Pointe are much newer, from 1995-2021. So if you wanted a good sized yard and something more up to date, this could be a great fit for you.
I end with the Collington neighborhood in Midlothian, which is really far south and that is the major "con" to the neighborhood. However if you are good with the location, you will love the houses located within it.
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00:00 Intro
01:14 About Midlothian
02:56 Queensmill Neighborhood
04:48 Watermill Neighborhood
06:36 Bayhill Pointe Neighborhood
08:30 Collington Neighborhood
10:29 Outro
Another great video! Loved seeing Queensmill get some love! Bayhill Point also looks pretty grand. We're loving our home here in Midlothian. Thanks again for your dedication and helping us find our dream home.
I knew you would be commenting on this one! I am so grateful for y'all reaching out to us and it's awesome to hear you are loving your home and neighborhood!!
Hey Jefferson, Can you show the apartments on rent for students , alongwith rental details upcoming in summer and fall nearby by VCU and in Richmond city
Hey Ashok, thanks for watching! Sarah and I do not work the rental market, and majority of the realtors in Richmond don't either. Your best bet is to reach out to property management companies or use apartments.com to see what is available and reach out to those apartment communities direct.
Such a shame about Woodlake because that area is beautiful! Is it a particular age in that neighborhood that has foundation issues or is it all the homes?
I would disagree about Woodlake houses. We just had out thorough inspection done. Inspector told me “ This is the best and cleanest foundation on a house he has even seen, not a single crack”. Let me know if you want to see the report .
Woodlake has thousands of houses and I do not see anything or heard any foundation issues.
You want to back your opinion with some facts if you think they Woodlake house have issues .
Like your videos but you might be wrong about foundation issues .
I am glad that your inspection went well, and you are correct. There are tons of homes within Woodlake and it is a gross generalization to say they all have foundation problems so I am glad you weren't affected. BUT I have been through far more homes in that neighborhood over the 8 years of doing this, and a large majority of the homes I have shown in that neighborhood have signs of significant settlement, prior foundation repairs, or current foundation problems. Given the heightened competition in the market and with many buyers waiving their right to do an inspection in order to win a multiple offer scenario I am risk averse and prefer not to entertain homes in Woodlake. The pictures shown in this video are from a home in the Woodlake neighborhood that I showed, so I am not making it up. Why would I share a negative opinion and eliminate dozens of potential sales, if it weren't true. I do my absolute best to protect my buyers and knowing about these issues going into it so that we can be on the lookout for the signs of settlement is very important.
Is it possible to find homes with basements? Husband has lots of tools and needs workshop. I want to be near a TraderJoe’s. No retirement communities.
Basements do exist here in RVA, but they are not the norm. In the past year within our entire MLS there were 5000+ homes that sold for under 500k, but when you add the criteria of having a basement it drops to 2100 sales. The Short Pump area had less results than the Bon Air area, so you might be better off searching closer to the Trader Joes south of the river.
Hey Taylor! I keep seeing HOA and immediately look away. Here HOA means having a housing board that controls everything from paints you can use on your house to how many pets you can have. I heard you say HOA there offers things like pool access, is the relationship there with HOAs the same as it is here where I’m from or is it much different? Will they be very “involved” with your house or do they just provide additional benefits? Thanks
It's hit and miss. For the most part if there is an HOA there is usually some type of rules/regulations regarding exterior modifications. Usually there aren't restrictions on pets for single family homes (some won't allow exotic pets), but condos & townhomes do have limitations on number of animals. Part of the purchase process with homes in HOAs are that you receive all of the documents regarding those rules & regulations and you have a 3 day window in which you can back out of the contract if there are any deal breakers. Some HOAs are very strict, others are lax.