Westhampton offers a variety of charming single detached homes and townhouses, primarily featuring three to four or more bedrooms. The neighborhood boasts convenient access to numerous local businesses, including clothing stores and a variety of dining options. Several bus lines serve the area, providing accessible public transit by nearby stops. Its car-friendly layout allows for easy travel to the nearest highway with plentiful parking available. The relaxed atmosphere benefits from low traffic noise, contributing to a peaceful setting. Well-maintained educational institutions are situated within close proximity, and thoughtful cycling infrastructure supports additional mobility choices throughout the neighborhood.
The character of Westhampton is exemplified by its relaxed environment. Westhampton is reasonably quiet overall, as the streets tend to be tranquil. Parks aren't well-situated, which makes them sometimes hard to get to from most locations in this part of Richmond. Still, residents will be able to access public green spaces in nearby neighborhoods.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
A beloved neighborhood landmark, this restored movie theater on Grove Avenue offers a unique blend of classic charm and modern screenings, making it a centerpiece for community gatherings and film lovers in Westhampton.
Centered at the intersection of Libbie and Grove Avenues, this bustling area features an array of locally owned boutiques, cafés, and specialty stores, giving Westhampton its walkable, village-like feel and excellent options for shopping and dining.
A prestigious all-boys independent school on St. Christopher’s Road, this institution has been a cornerstone of Westhampton for over a century, contributing to the neighborhood's education prestige and lush residential character.
Located at the north end of Westhampton, Mary Munford Elementary is surrounded by wide green spaces and playgrounds, serving as a community hub for families with regular outdoor activities and a popular farmers market.
This small but vibrant stretch along Grove Avenue near Libbie Road is home to beloved dining spots like Palani Drive, The Continental, and Joe’s Inn, making it the heart of Westhampton’s casual and upscale culinary scene.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
This beloved weekly producer-only market lets Westhampton residents shop directly from local farmers, makers, and artisans in a vibrant, open-air community atmosphere just a short drive away.
View event details →A weekly open-air producer-only market offering locally grown and handmade items throughout May, conveniently located in Forest Hill Park for Westhampton families seeking fresh goods and crafts.
A high-energy live show featuring local-admired alt-punk act Prince Daddy and The Hyena—perfect for music fans in Westhampton looking for an exciting night out in downtown Richmond.
This premier outdoor sports and music festival offers free adventure and family-friendly activities—from kayaking and biking to live music—making it a dynamic weekend escape just downstream of Westhampton.
A quirky springtime faire featuring local artisans, music, food trucks, workshops and a mushroom-themed costume contest—ideal for creative Westhampton families and craft lovers.
One of the city’s biggest food festivals with dancing, Greek food, wine and community spirit—close to Westhampton, it’s a festive cultural outing rich with flavor and fun.
Stories, updates, and things to know in Westhampton
Local characteristics and demographics for Westhampton
