Lanco Homes in The Highlands...
Lanco Homes is proud to offer new homes in one of the premiere developments in Chesterfield County. The Highlands is a master planned community with 2500 acres of beautiful rolling land where nature abounds.
In its midst, one of the most beautiful 18-hole golf courses in the area, a lake, community pool and tennis courts. Small, secluded neighborhoods in different price ranges enclose individually designed homes, each on its own 1-5 acre site.
All of this just three miles from Chesterfield County Courthouse, shopping and access to major highways. Visit Lanco Homes in The Highlands and see why it was named one of the best new communities in the Richmond area and THE BEST in Chesterfield!
Lanco Homes in Chesdin Landing...
Lanco Homes is pleased to offer new homes in one of the finest developments in Chesterfield County. Chesdin Landing is part of a 2,300 acre planned residential community. It is regarded as the ultimate in country lifestyle, while being only a short commute to the Richmond or Tri-City areas. Shopping, services and professional offices are all conveniently located nearby.
The community will have two principal focal points, a picturesque lake with thousands of acres of surface area and a championship golf facility, complete with full clubhouse facilities. The more traditional amenities such as swimming pools, exercise facilities and tennis courts will also be present.
Homes are nestled among stately hardwood trees and unlike some other planned communities, the lots are spacious, ranging Nearby areas of natural beauty include Pocahontas State Park and the plantations along the James River.
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Lanco Homes in Chesterfield County...
Visit one of the communitites that Lanco Homes serves and you’ll catch glimpses of Chesterfield's beautiful countryside - and become immersed in the history of the land where Pocahontas grew up almost 400 years ago; where the first English settled in America; where Thomas Jefferson frequented as a house guest of his brother-in-law, Frances Eppes; where tobacco was first cultivated , where the first railroad was laid; where coal was first commercially mined; and where the first American hospital was built.
Chesterfield County's central location on the eastern seaboard places it within a one-day drive of 50 percent of the US population. The county's 446 square miles include more than 30 public parks featuring nearly 3,000 acres of green space, an abundance of historical landmarks and several sports complexes that include playing fields. Pocahontas State Park, named after the famous Indian Princess, is also located in Chesterfield. Families are welcome to picnic, bike and hike, camp and swim in the park.
Bounded by the James and Appomattox rivers with 3,000-acre Lake Chesdin on its southern boundary, Chesterfield is an ideal location for fishing and water sports. And there's an abundance of historical land marks, including the Halfway House, Eppington, Fort Darling Battlefield Park, Magnolia Grange and the Citie of Henricus. All are open to the public.
Chesterfield County is located just two hours from Virginia Beach, the Blue Ridge Parkway and Washington, DC; Colonial Williamsburg is just an hour away; and Kings Dominion and Busch Gardens theme parks are both less than one hour away.
There's easy access to Interstates 64, 95, 85, and 295. Amtrak stations are based in Petersburg and Ettrick. Richmond International Airport features nine commercial airlines and serves more than 3.6 million passengers a year. The Chesterfield County Airport, an excellent general aviation facility, is conveniently located off Route 10 and Route 288 in the heart of the county.
Chesterfield County's public school system, the largest in the area, is recognized as one of the best in the state, and its students score higher on standardized tests than the state and national average.
Chesterfield County, with all its history, is a wonderful place to live, work and raise a family. Home to more than 311,000 people, the county was ranked in May 2004 as the "17th Best Place to Live in America" by American City Business Journals.
More information about Chesterfield County can be found at the following links:
Chesterfield County Government Web Site
Chesterfield County Public School System Web Site