Top reasons to live in the Fan | Richmond, Virginia | 2021

The Fan is one of Richmond’s oldest and most-loved neighborhoods. It spans the entire area from Arthur Ashe Boulevard to Belvidere Avenue, and West Main St to West Broad St. This 85-block neighborhood gets its nickname, “The Fan”, from it’s fan-shaped appearance on a map.
The Fan was originally inherited in the late 17th century, however mass building didn’t begin until the 1880s. The Great Depression was when many of the single family homes we’re split into apartments, creating the style of homes that The Fan is known for today.
The Fan is known and loved for its character. The historic touches and architecture of the neighborhood have been preserved and met with new modern accents, like row-home murals. Living in The Fan gives homeowners a variety of options for nightlife, dining, and shopping, all within walking distance. In addition, GRTC buses service the neighborhood and surrounding areas. The Downtown Expressway, which connects to I-95, is located on the southern edge of this district, and I-64 is a short drive away.
The Fan is known as a foodie-hub that is home to a variety of restaurants from upscale dining to your favorite hole-in-the-wall bars. The Fan is also home to a variety of coffee shops, thrift stores, and plenty of unique experiences.
The Fan is an extremely walkable town, as it's largely residential. In addition, GRTC buses service the neighborhood and surrounding areas. The Downtown Expressway, which connects to I-95, is located on the southern edge of this district, and I-64 is a short drive away.
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Love this city and loved this video, RVA is a beautiful city full of history, architecture and outdoors!!

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Richmond is quickly descending into the type of dangerous slum that all blue-controlled cities become. No matter where you are in the city, you're never more than five minutes away from the nearest ghetto. Sometimes the ghetto even comes to you.

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@@MarkDarnell-cq2wy At least down there anti-white racisim isn't normalized.