Following similar efforts in the areas around Rockwood Park and the former Southside Speedway, Chesterfield County is working on new guidelines for the future transformation of a swath of property around the Chippenham Parkway and Iron Bridge Road interchange.
Middleburg Communities has spent roughly $14 million this year in land deals for the projects, which include a redevelopment of the former Knights Inn motel site on Brook Road.
StyleCraft Homes is planning a residential development of up to 420 units that would rise on a 35-acre site next to Oxbridge Square Shopping Center near the park.
The century-old Rosewood home at 6311 Three Chopt Road sold April 27, below its latest list price of just under $4 million. It was originally listed last fall for $4.25 million.
The 55 lots in the Southside neighborhood were awarded for housing development in 2019, but have yet to be transferred. Dozens more remain in the queue.
Colonial Homecrafters recently listed new homes to be built on the last two lots available on Sloman Place, a cul-de-sac in Riverlake Colony where one of its previous homes was put under contract at a similar price range.
The modern-design, “chalet-style” homes would rise uphill from the warehouse and fill out the 4.5-acre property that the beermaker bought in 2016.
At least three lawsuits and eight warrant-in-debt actions have been filed against the company since its sudden closure on March 15. Clients and subcontractors thus far say they’re owed more than $200,000.
A site on Semmes Avenue attracted the most bids, while a triangular-shaped lot near St. Christopher’s received two, including a community garden proposal from the school’s foundation.
Situated on a bluff at the end of a cul-de-sac, the house is near the Carillon and just downriver from the arched James River Railway Bridge, which listing agent Doug Dorsey said factored into its design.
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