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Explore Midlothian Real Estate and Homes for Sale

Open lots and charming single-family homes, sprinkled with apartments and other housing options.

Welcome to Midlothian

Just west of Richmond and south of the James River lies Midlothian real estate, situated in a quiet, yet cheerful Virginia community with a rich history that emanates through town. While maintaining signature Southern charm and plentiful countryside, Midlothian homes for sale are not to be underestimated with their nearness to esteemed schooling, restaurants, grocery stores, and natural escapes. Founded over 300 years ago as a coal mining settlement, Midlothian is a town of immense historical significance, experiencing rapid residential growth since the late 20th century. Residents enjoy the pleasant serenity of this rural, tight-knit community, with easy access to all the amenities one might need, and more. Explore Midlothian real estate listings below. You can also read additional info about Midlothian real estate.
 
 

Midlothian has quietly evolved into one of the most highly sought-after suburban communities in the Greater Richmond metropolitan area, offering an exceptional lifestyle that masterfully balances rich Virginia heritage with modern convenience. The town's historical identity runs remarkably deep, rooted in the early 1700s as the site of the first commercial coal mining operations in North America. Today, this legacy is beautifully preserved across the walking paths and stone ruins of the 44-acre Mid-Lothian Mines Park. Residents thrive within an active, outdoor-focused culture, enjoying direct non-motorized watercraft and kayak access to the James River from the shaded trail networks of Robious Landing Park. From seasonal family gatherings to high-end open-air retail and dining at Westchester Commons, Midlothian fosters a scenic and close-knit neighborhood environment.

The real estate footprint in Midlothian showcases an incredible diversity of housing stock, famous for its quiet residential cul-de-sacs and beautifully planned architectural preservation. Highly coveted master-planned developments—including the waterfront properties of Brandermill and Woodlake along the Swift Creek Reservoir, alongside prestigious custom estate communities like Hallsley and Salisbury—present a premium selection of homes. In mid-2026, home values across these established sectors maintain excellent long-term stability, with single-family residences moving at a competitive pace. The local housing market stays heavily insulated from broader economic shifts due to tight resale inventory, robust community infrastructure, and inclusion within the award-winning Chesterfield County Public Schools pipeline, routing students through top-rated institutions like Cosby High School, Clover Hill High School, and Midlothian High School.

  • Active Buyer Resources: To map active single-family properties, townhomes, or filter upcoming weekend open houses, navigate through our comprehensive Central Virginia MLS property search tool.

  • Submarket Cross-Linking: Strategic home buyers evaluating the western corridors frequently contrast Midlothian's established neighborhoods with the sprawling rural acreage highlighted in our Powhatan neighborhood guide or explore city-center options via our comprehensive Richmond real estate guide.

  • Data-Driven Equity Insights: If you currently own an asset in Chesterfield County and want to plan a future move or assess your current equity benchmarks, calculate your property's real worth using our advanced online home valuation engine.

Successfully navigating Midlothian's fast-moving housing market requires an advocate who pairs real-time transaction tracking with deep native knowledge. Led by Broker/Owner and Navy Veteran Rick Cox, The Rick Cox Realty Group operates with complete honesty, military precision, and absolute client transparency. Partner with Richmond's top-producing real estate team to secure your ideal piece of the Virginia countryside.

Midlothian Real Estate

Midlothian real estate predominantly consists of open lots and charming single-family homes, sprinkled with apartments and other housing options. With lots from $45,000, and homes for sale ranging from $100,000 to upwards of $2,250,000, the possibilities are truly endless for the Midlothian homebuyer.
 
While Midlothian homes for sale exude the endearing qualities of an older home, most have been renovated to reflect contemporary values. Spacious family areas and backyards are characteristic of Midlothian real estate, often rimmed with substantial porches and decks perfect for summer entertaining.
 

Midlothian Subcommunities

Midlothian is home to an array of distinct, friendly sub-communities in Chesterfield County, each epitomizing the character of the Virginia countryside. These subcommunities include:
 

Midlothian Location

The Midlothian area consists of largely hilled, fertile land, serving as headwaters to a number of nearby creeks that gradually flow into the James River. This unique landscape lends itself to many local parks and reservoirs for residents and visitors to explore.
Midlothian is a very central location, perfect for young families who are seeking the luxury of living within walking distance to major amenities. Most Midlothian homes for sale are conveniently situated on quiet cul-de-sacs, mere blocks away from grocery stores, gas stations, and schools.
 

Midlothian Lifestyle

Although Midlothian history dates back over 300 years, this area has seen rapid residential growth since the 1970s, with new residents attracted to the unique charm of a tranquil Virginia suburb and the contented, neighborly atmosphere it displays.
With gorgeous greenery, private neighborhoods, and excellent amenities close by, Midlothian is ideal for those seeking a more rural home life with the convenience of a small city.
 

Dining

Going out for a meal in Midlothian is never boring, as many restaurants and diners in the Midlothian area feature rotating menus that change daily depending on what is fresh and seasonal. Asian fusion dishes are incredibly common in Midlothian - including such revered eateries as Wild Ginger, Bluefish Grill, and Kokonut Grill.
 
With that said, you don't have to go too far to track down some comfort food. It's tough to match a meal at Deep Run Roadhouse or Lou's Soul Food on a Sunday afternoon. Delicious steakhouses, burger spots, and pizzerias are also plentiful in Midlothian.
 

Things to Do

The coal mine trail at Mid-Lothian Mines Park is somewhat of a rite of passage in Midlothian, providing an intimate perspective of the town's rich history. This breathtaking park includes cut stone ruins of the original mines as a testament to the dedication and sacrifice of the miners involved in the U.S industrial revolution.
 
Fit for the keen adventurer, Midlothian is home to several parks, reservoirs, and outdoor activities, including Edgewater Nature Preserve and Robious Landing Park. On a day more suited for indoor activities, check out Sky Zone Trampoline park - a stand out of the area complete with freestyle trampoline bouncing, dodgeball, and various indoor fitness programs.
 
The shopper in your family will be pleased to note the number of shopping centers within and surrounding Midlothian. Buckingham Antique Mall, a highly-rated shopping center offering vintage furniture and numerous other collectibles is less than a 5-minute drive from the heart of Midlothian.
 
For more information on the Midlothian neighborhood, real estate in Midlothian, or if you have any questions, contact Rick Cox Realty Group.
 

Midlothian Schools

Midlothian sits nearby many acclaimed schools, such as:
 

Elementary

  • Alberta Smith.
  • Bettie Weaver.
  • Clover Hill.
  • J B Watkins.
  • Robious.
  • Spring Run.
  • Swift Creek.
  • Woolridge.

Middle

  • Bailey Bridge.
  • Midlothian.
  • Robious.
  • Swift Creek.
  • Tomahawk Creek.

High

  • Clover Hill.
  • Cosby.
  • Midlothian.

Real Estate Statistics

Average Price$582K
Lowest Price$1.9K
Highest Price$6M
Total Listings432
Avg. Days On Market32
Avg. Price/SQFT$224
Last Updated at Aug. 07 2025

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Overview for Midlothian, VA

104,494 people live in Midlothian, where the median age is 40.7 and the average individual income is $60,586.742. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Total Population

40.7 years

Median Age

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$60,586.742

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Around Midlothian, VA

There's plenty to do around Midlothian, including shopping, dining, nightlife, parks, and more. Data provided by Walk Score and Yelp.

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Points of Interest

Explore popular things to do in the area, including Guide Roasting Company, Terre Haute Farm, and Healthy Life Yoga Studio.

Name Category Distance Reviews
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Dining 3.36 miles 17 reviews 4.9/5 stars
Dining 3.59 miles 4 reviews 5/5 stars
Active 1.4 miles 8 reviews 5/5 stars
Active 3.85 miles 6 reviews 5/5 stars
Nightlife 1.95 miles 4 reviews 5/5 stars
Beauty 2.84 miles 5 reviews 5/5 stars

Demographics and Employment Data for Midlothian, VA

Midlothian has 39,306 households, with an average household size of 7.87. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Midlothian do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 104,494 people call Midlothian home. The population density is 1,500.362 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

104,494

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Median Age

49 / 51%

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7.87

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$60,586.742

Average individual Income

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Schools in Midlothian, VA

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The following schools are within or nearby Midlothian. The rating and statistics can serve as a starting point to make baseline comparisons on the right schools for your family. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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