The five highest-priced home sales reported in the Richmond Area, Virginia for the week ending November 8, 2026, came to a combined $6.5 million. Two of the five are in the city of Richmond, and the others are spread across Midlothian, Glen Allen and Manakin Sabot, from Chesterfield County to Goochland County.
The group runs from new construction completed this year to a row house built in 1909, and from a seven-bedroom Colonial to a three-bedroom townhouse with a pool behind it. Two of the homes sold above their asking prices, and the other three sold at their full asking prices.
No. 1 — $1,600,000 · 3530 Old Gun Rd, Midlothian, Virginia
The week’s top sale is a new home on Old Gun Road in Midlothian, which sold for $1.6 million, its full asking price. Built in 2026, it sits on 2.13 wooded acres along the historic road, next to the Clarke’s Forge neighborhood, with the James River a few minutes away. There is no homeowners association.
The home is finished in brick and frame and has four bedrooms, five bathrooms (four full and one half) and 3,800 square feet on two stories. The primary bedroom is on the main level, where the ceilings rise to 10 feet. The kitchen has granite counters, an island and a breakfast area, and a butler’s pantry sits nearby. Built-in bookcases and a vented gas fireplace furnish the living space, and outside there is a rear porch, irrigated grounds and an attached three-car garage at the end of a paved drive.
Scott Dearnley of Joyner Fine Properties was the listing agent. Kris McDonough of Compass represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $1,398,000 · 6305 Ellington Woods Dr, Glen Allen, Virginia
Of the five homes, the Colonial at 6305 Ellington Woods Drive in Glen Allen is the largest, with 5,392 square feet, seven bedrooms and six bathrooms (five full and one half). It sold for $1.398 million, its full asking price, after going under contract 17 days after it was listed. The property last sold for $1.07 million in 2021, the year the home was built.
A two-story foyer with a curved staircase opens the brick and HardiPlank home. The kitchen is open to the living room and centers on an oversized island of leathered granite, with an extra-wide Wolf oven, a Wolf speed oven, a 36-inch gas cooktop and a beverage refrigerator. A dining room with a coffered ceiling handles formal meals. On the first floor, an office closes off with pocket doors, and a bedroom with its own full bath serves guests.
The primary suite has a sitting area and two walk-in closets, and a hallway outside its bath is plumbed for a coffee bar. The third floor is finished with an entertainment room, a bedroom with a full bath and a hidden bonus room reached through a Murphy door, along with roughly 900 square feet of unfinished space. Outside are an outdoor kitchen, a patio and a screened porch on a level, landscaped lot of 0.31 acres. The home is in Ellington Woods at Wyndham, where residents have sidewalks, trails, a pool, tennis and pickleball courts, a gym and a clubhouse.
Kristi Rike of Shaheen Ruth Martin & Fonville was the listing agent, one of two listings in this Top 5 for the brokerage. Richard Sena of Redfin Corporation represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $1,220,000 · 2924 Skipton Rd, Richmond, Virginia
Although it was built in 2002, the all-brick Colonial at 2924 Skipton Road in Richmond’s Clevedon neighborhood was designed to look and feel far older. Its builder, Dan Robbins, studied early America at William & Mary with curators from Colonial Williamsburg, and the exterior shows it: old brick, bullnose sills, segmental brick arches over the openings, copper-covered “eyelash” windows, walk-out bay windows and a cedar roof.
Inside, the period detail continues in divided-light windows, wainscoting, heavy moldings with dentil work, arched doorways and a curved staircase set against a curved wall, all under 9-foot ceilings. The plan itself is current, with a chef’s kitchen of white cabinets, quartzite counters and a Viking gas cooktop open to the family room. The home has four bedrooms, four bathrooms (three full and one half) and 3,428 square feet. The primary bath has an oversized shower, and the suite has two walk-in closets. Outside, a paver patio edged in stone sits on 0.47 acres, and Willow Oaks Country Club, the James River and its trails are all close by.
The home went under contract six days after it was listed and sold for $1.22 million, $121,000 above its $1.099 million asking price. The property last sold for $589,900 in 2004. Meg Traynham and Sarah Kate Shepherd, both of Providence Hill Real Estate, were the listing agents, and Ernie Chamberlain of Hometown Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $1,185,000 · 1914 Floyd Ave, Richmond, Virginia
The oldest home in this Top 5 is a 1909 row house at 1914 Floyd Avenue in the Fan, and it was owned and renovated by a Richmond interior designer. The renovation kept the features that define the neighborhood’s homes: floor-to-ceiling windows, pocket doors with glass inserts and the original moldings. A front porch leads into tall formal rooms, a family room and an open kitchen with granite counters and an island, and five fireplaces are spread through the home.
The townhouse has three bedrooms, four bathrooms (three full and one half) and 3,077 square feet. Upstairs, the primary suite was added more recently and has an updated bath and an outdoor shower, while two more bedrooms share a renovated hall bath.
Behind the home, a large deck looks over a heated pool and spa on a landscaped lot of 4,495 square feet. At the back of the lot, a renovated carriage house has a one-car garage and storage, with a studio apartment above that has a full bath, a kitchenette, a walk-in closet and a Murphy bed.
The home went under contract 11 days after it was listed and sold for $1.185 million, its full asking price. The property last sold for $255,000 in 2004. Sally Hawthorne and Katie Boykin of Shaheen Ruth Martin & Fonville were the listing agents, giving the brokerage its second listing in this Top 5. Sandy Owens of RE/MAX Commonwealth represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $1,097,052 · 1415 Goldcrest Dr, Manakin Sabot, Virginia
The newest homes on the list include this Craftsman at 1415 Goldcrest Drive in the Songbird community of Manakin Sabot, built in 2026 by Main Street Homes to its Lancaster plan. It has five bedrooms, five bathrooms (four full and one half) and 3,723 square feet on two stories, with an attached two-car garage.
A formal dining room with a butler’s pantry and a guest suite share the first floor. The family room opens to a breakfast nook and a morning room beside the kitchen, which has granite counters and an island. Upstairs, the primary bedroom has its own bath with a double vanity and a large walk-in closet, and a loft adds more room on the second floor.
The home went under contract the day it was listed and sold for $1.1 million, $178,102 above its $918,950 asking price. Kim Tierney of Virginia Colony Realty Inc was the listing agent and also represented the buyer, so the same agent was on both sides of the sale.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 8, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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