Pros And Cons Of Living In Midlothian VA | Is Midlothian Virginia A Good Place To Live?

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  • Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
  • Thinking about living in Midlothian Virginia? Want to know if Midlothian VA is a good place to live? In this video we breakdown the REAL Pros and Cons of living in Midlothian VA and we don't hold anything back! Midlothian is truly one of the best places to live near Richmond Virginia, but it isn't without it's cons. Give this video a watch to learn more! If you are thinking about moving to the Richmond or Midlothian area, be sure to download our FREE Richmond Relocation Guide, the link is below!
    Pro #1 - Your money goes further in Midlothian compared to Short Pump, roughly about 15% further in fact.
    Pro #2 - Midlothian is very amenity rich and has tons of commercial development. There are two bubbles for the Midlothian area. Midlothian Turnpike and Hull Street.
    Pro #3 - The school systems are top notch.
    Pro #4 - Really appealing new construction options.
    Pro #5 - Awesome dining and date night spots. Lots of great restaurants are located in Midlothian.
    Pro #6 - Tons of entertainment, both paid and free. Lots of great gyms, parks, and more!
    Con #1 - Some highways you will have to take require a toll.
    Con #2 - Highway 288 can get bogged down with traffic during rush hour and this is the one of main highways for Midlothian.
    Con #3 - Chesterfield County has the 2nd highest real estate taxes of all of the Richmond Suburbs.
    Con #4 - Not every area of Midlothian has easy access to highway systems. You may have to travel far just to reach the highway.
    Con #5 - Otterdale Road is a single lane, twisty, country road that some new construction communities are located off of. This can be difficult to navigate during the winter or periods of heavy traffic.
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Комментарии • 25

  • @LivingInRichmondVirginia
    @LivingInRichmondVirginia  3 года назад +1

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  • @melanienelson1148
    @melanienelson1148 2 года назад +5

    Great video and spot on! I live in Charter Colony near the "The Village of Midlothian" and we love it here. The biggest con to Midlo is definitely the tolls if you want a fast commute downtown. When I have to drive downtown for work, I pay 3 tolls each way and it's almost $4.50 a day!

  • @SdotMAULER
    @SdotMAULER Год назад

    Thank you for this video. I'm looking at a home this weekend to move into. Fingers crossed. The area looks amazing

    • @LivingInRichmondVirginia
      @LivingInRichmondVirginia  Год назад +1

      There is a lot to love about Midlothian, fingers crossed for you!

    • @SdotMAULER
      @SdotMAULER Год назад

      @@LivingInRichmondVirginia thank you. It's the brandermill neighborhood

    • @LivingInRichmondVirginia
      @LivingInRichmondVirginia  Год назад +1

      @@SdotMAULER From your first comment it sounds like you are looking at a house to rent, but if you are thinking about buying it please be on the lookout for signs of settlement issues. Check above the doorways and windows to cracks in the drywall, the slab in the garage (if there is one), and along the foundation. If you are renting it's less critical, but if buying definitely be on the lookout for those items. Repairing a foundation and stopping further settlement is not cheap.

    • @SdotMAULER
      @SdotMAULER Год назад

      @@LivingInRichmondVirginia thank you. I will be on the lookout. I am looking to buy. And these are things I had not considered

  • @BbIsForBrittany
    @BbIsForBrittany 2 года назад

    Hello! Thanks for sharing. I currently live & work in Fxbg Va. I work for a hospital here that I can transfer out there to Chippenham Hospital. Considering moving to Midlothian I have a 8yo and I see Swift creek, Thelma Crenshaw & Woolridge Elementary seem to be decent schools. Could you do a tour of those areas?

    • @LivingInRichmondVirginia
      @LivingInRichmondVirginia  2 года назад +1

      Check out our best neighborhoods in Moseley video -> that one will show you the Hull St (rt 360) area. And also check out our Affordable Neighborhoods Of Midlothian video. And lastly watch our tour of Midlothian video 1st half. All of those together should do a pretty good job of showing you the area and what to expect to find. Thanks for watching!

  • @randomastheday1306
    @randomastheday1306 2 года назад +1

    Hi and thanks making this video. Love this area and thinking about moving. However I'm going to be required to commute into Arlington. Is it doable from ?Midlothian and if not, can you suggest another area that has lake access to kayak and running/biking trails?

    • @LivingInRichmondVirginia
      @LivingInRichmondVirginia  2 года назад +1

      Well anything is possible right, it all just depends on your threshold and tolerance for a commute. If you are only driving to Arlington once a week or a handful of times every month I would pick to live wherever you really want/where you feel called to live, but if you are driving into Arlington most days of the week that drive from Midlothian would get old very fast. So let's say you have to drive more often I would choose somewhere further north to minimize the drive time. If you are determined to live near a lake and need to be closer to Arlington look up Lake Caroline & Lake Land'Or. Those are not in Richmond they are practically halfway between Richmond and Fredericksburg but they could be a good fit. The other flavor of compromise would be find an area to live that isn't too far from Arlington and isn't too far from a place to go kayaking & biking trails (immediately the James River Park system comes to mind). Let us know if we can be of any further assistance!

    • @randomastheday1306
      @randomastheday1306 2 года назад

      @@LivingInRichmondVirginia thank you so much for taking time to respond. I'll know within the next few months if I'll be moving there ans if so, I'll reach out!

  • @vasunseeker
    @vasunseeker 3 года назад +1

    Are there any neighborhoods in/near Midlothian that are highly walkable (but not in downtown Richmond)?

    • @LivingInRichmondVirginia
      @LivingInRichmondVirginia  3 года назад +2

      Tarrington on the James you could walk to the river front park but not necessarily to shops or anything else. Winterfield Park could be walkable but your options are still relatively limited. There are restaurants and grocery stores within the community but still nothing like living downtown/within the city. There are only a few suburb communities that I can think of that are walkable with nearby amenities. West Broad Village, Green Gate (both in Short Pump), and Rutland (in Mechanicsville) top my list.

  • @ke6264
    @ke6264 2 года назад +2

    Are there any new apartments in midlothian I will be moving to Richmond for work and I like this area but I’m unsure if getting an apartment here is a good idea.

    • @LivingInRichmondVirginia
      @LivingInRichmondVirginia  2 года назад +1

      Absolutely! Midlothian is a great place to live whether you are buying or renting. There are some nice apartments and the area is really safe too. Look into zip codes 23112, 23113, 23114. They are all very nice.

    • @6lemans10
      @6lemans10 8 месяцев назад

      I live in the New Center West Apartments complex.

  • @ggbin3224
    @ggbin3224 3 года назад

    Are there snakes everywhere in this area? Serious question, lol

    • @LivingInRichmondVirginia
      @LivingInRichmondVirginia  3 года назад

      Hmmmm, I have shown TONS of houses in this area and I haven't seen any snakes while doing so, and I have only had a few snake skins show up in a crawl space during a home inspection but those situations were all out in the country. So while I can't say 100% Midlothian is snake free, it is definitely not a problem that plagues the area.

    • @littleredridingnev1349
      @littleredridingnev1349 3 года назад

      Excellent question!

    • @melanienelson1148
      @melanienelson1148 2 года назад

      No, there are not snakes everywhere.

  • @souzapalooza2
    @souzapalooza2 Год назад +1

    Is Midlothian a diverse place? We are an interracial couple...

    • @LivingInRichmondVirginia
      @LivingInRichmondVirginia  Год назад

      I am sure there are rotten apples located in good areas everywhere. Richmond,and it's surrounding areas, are a cultural melding pot and very diverse. While I haven't had the same life experiences that you have had, I don't believe you will have any issues of the sort here.

    • @6lemans10
      @6lemans10 8 месяцев назад

      I live in Midlothian, VA. It depends on the peoples attitude.

  • @robertreiner6679
    @robertreiner6679 Год назад +1

    Pronounced burger batch