County officials have pitched a conceptual plan for the former Matoaca Elementary School that includes apartments for seniors and single-family homes. The school closed in spring 2021.
The colonial-style house by local builder Rhett Starke and architect Robert Steele stands out for its copper roof and gutters.
It isn’t clear whether the lot could factor into Bill Goodwin’s plan to demolish the neighboring Second Baptist Church building.
Local developer Scott Boyers is behind the endeavor, which would replace a 60-year-old office building on Augusta Avenue.
New York-based Avery Hall Investments dropped a record-setting price for the property. The sellers managed to flip it for twice what they paid two years ago.
Lynx Ventures and the Maggie Walker Community Land Trust are behind the project, which would consist of 240 apartments and 15 for-sale units targeted to lower-income households.
Rosewood, built in 1910, is described as one of the first homes built in the Three Chopt area on one of the larger lots to be found along the corridor near the Country Club of Virginia and the University of Richmond.
CEO Greta Harris called Winchester Forest one of BHC’s “COVID babies” that got caught up with supply chain issues and cost increases fueled by the pandemic.
Approved without much fanfare in the shadow of Diamond District discussions at Monday’s meeting, the area that includes the Richmond Coliseum is now set up for an RFP of its own.
The now-vacant Windsor Senior Living complex will be razed in favor of a six-story apartment project from a Georgia-based developer.
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