This tastefully updated, turn-of-the-19th-Century, Richmond Row House boasts 9-foot ceilings, large windows with lots of light, original wood floors through-out, a completely renovated kitchen, an office addition, and 3 full baths – one with its original claw-foot tub. The kitchen is complete with granite countertops; hooded, gas range; stainless steel Refrigerator; stainless steel, double sink; microwave; and notable pantry and cabinet space. In the living area, floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the front porch; and large, built-in bookcases flank an original, ornate hearth. The living area flows into a generous, sunny dining room with original chandelier and hearth. Two of three bedrooms have similar hearth features, and each of the bedrooms has been updated with suitable closet space. The third has its own private bath and exits into a small balcony with stairs to the backyard. Built-in hall shelving provides ample, storage space. As a corner lot, the house is bright; and a fully-fenced, homesteading backyard is ready with in-ground fire pit, small patio, composting bins, covered parking, and storage shed. Over 3 dozen perennial flowers, herbs, bushes, and other flowering plants emerge, spring through fall; and abundant, morning glories climb large portions of the fence. An established grapevine; fig tree; and large, elderberry bush offer their seasonal fruits. Chimborazo Park, with its open fields; ample, oak-lined, walking paths; and dog park are a 3 minute walk away. Seven city parks are reachable within a 5 minute drive radius - restaurants, coffee shops, bars, breweries, & bakeries all along the way. The Capital Trail and Canal Walk connect Williamsburg to Richmond's Rocket’s Landing, Brown’s Island, and 22 miles of James River Park System trails. The bus line is accessible 2 blocks away, and centrally-located Richmond City Hall only 1.7 miles away. Come experience the beating heart of Richmond from Historic Church Hill.