Richmond, Virginia

Live Life Well Played

In 1973, East West Communities began its development legacy with the Brandermill community in Chesterfield County, a suburb of Richmond, Virginia. The property was started as a subsidiary of the premier resort developer The Sea Pines Company. Richmond is now home to seven East West communities including Hallsley, Giles, Patriot’s Landing, Hampton Park, River’s Bend, Woodlake, and Brandermill. Three of these communities have been nationally recognized as being the best in America. The award-winning communities include Hallsley, Woodlake, and Brandermill. No other developer in the country has EVER won three “Best Communities in America” awards!

Homes from the $600s to over $1 million

Hallsey Midlothian, Virginia

Unique architecture, great schools, convenient location
Amenities include a clubhouse with outdoor entertaining decks and porches, resort-style pool with waterslide, beach-like zero entry, waterspouts, lap lanes and adult area, the Hallsley Hopper – a chauffeured limousine van service, bocce ball, pickle ball, tennis and volleyball courts, 6 miles of biking/walking and nature trails, a playhouse village, a treehouse playground, a toddler’s playground, zipline, parks, Central Bark agility dog park, stocked catch and release fishing pond with dock, year-round activities for adults and children
Nationally awarded “Community of the Year”; 7 times voted Richmond’s Best Community
Located at 288 & Rt. 60, near Westchester Commons
Close to Short Pump, I-64, I-295, and Powhite Parkway

Homes from $390,000 to $500,000+

Giles Hanover, VA

Resort styled amenities, three miles of nature trails
Homes, villas, and townhomes
Two catch and release ponds
Walking distance from highly-rated schools
Clubhouse, resort-style pool with waterslide and mushroom waterfall, treehouse playground, zipline, playground, and more
Convenient location to Downtown Richmond, I-95, I-295, and I-64

Townhomes starting at $199,000 Homes from $325,000 to $600,000+

Patriots Landing New Kent, Virginia

Historic New Kent
36 acres of water for boating and fishing
Pool complex, clubhouse, bocce, putting green and dock
Miles of paved trails and parks
Year-round activities and events for all ages
15 minute toll-free commute to downtown Richmond
Close to Williamsburg
10 minutes to Richmond International Airport

Brandermill Richmond, Virginia

East West Communities’ first master planned development
2,600-acre community surrounding the 1700-acre Swift Creek Reservoir in Chesterfield County
4500 distinctive homes
18-hole Gary Player designed golf course, clubhouse, 3 neighborhood pools, 22 court tennis club with several indoor courts, 15 miles of paved trails, playgrounds, and parks
Chosen “Best Planned Community” by National Association of Home Builders and Better Homes & Gardens Magazine in 1977

Hampton Park Richmond, Virginia

450 acre planned community with 1000 homes
20-acre park system including a 9-hole GardenGolf^TM., outdoor skating rink, 2 outdoor pools, FunHouse^TM., 2 stocked fishing ponds, docks, playgrounds, sand volleyball court, and connecting bike trails
Three-time “Community of the Year” by the Home Builders Association of Richmond

River's Bend On The James Richmond, Virginia

1,000 acre planned community on the James River featuring 800 homes
18-hole riverfront golf course with clubhouse, pro-shop, lighted tennis courts, swimming pool, riverfront pier, parks, playgrounds, scenic walking/biking trails
Selected “Community of the Year” by the Home Builders Association of Richmond

Woodlake Richmond, Virginia

1,300-acre community bordering the 1700-acre Swift Creek Reservoir in Chesterfield County
2,700 homes located in 50 individual neighborhoods
Swim, tennis, and fitness club featuring an indoor pool, three outdoor pools, 16 tennis courts, fitness facility with aerobics room, state-of-the-art cardio and weight machines as well as free-weights
Parks, playgrounds, soccer park, fishing/picnic docks, 2 boat launch ramps, marina for EV pontoon boats, and 11 miles of paved bike trails
Voted “Best Community in America” in 1999 by the Urban Land Institute
Chosen “Outstanding Project of the Year” by the Richmond Real Estate Group
Three-time “Community of the Year” by the Home Builders Association of Richmond