Welcome to Monumental Floral Gardens — one of Henrico’s most desirable neighborhoods just off Monument Ave and one block from the Weinstein JCC. Tucked into this established community, this all-brick home has been thoughtfully maintained inside and out, offering room to grow with 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths. The front yard is planted as a native pollinator garden — resting for winter, but come spring it bursts with color, supporting butterflies, bees, and seasonal blooms. Inside, a welcoming foyer opens to a light-filled living room anchored by a large picture window and hardwood floors extending through most of the home. The layout flows into the dining area, connecting seamlessly to the kitchen and rear deck — an effortless setup for entertaining. The kitchen features granite countertops and all appliances convey. Downstairs, a wood-burning fireplace adds warmth and character to the spacious family room with built-in cabinetry and bookcases. Upstairs, the primary and two additional bedrooms occupy the second level, with a fourth on the third — ideal for guests, a home office, or flex space. Fresh interior paint and exterior trim (2026) give the home a crisp, move-in-ready feel. The rear deck features new decking (2025) and overlooks a fenced backyard that comes alive in Virginia’s warmer months. Major updates: -Brand-new heat pump (2025) -Dimensional shingle roof (2024) -Nearly new (2024) Sunrun solar system included with net metering. That means when the system produces more electricity than the home uses, excess is sent to the grid and Dominion issues bill credits. Those credits offset future utility bills and help stabilize annual energy costs. (Typically $8.28 monthly in spring/summer or 8 out of the 12 past months, $135.73 in winter) Just a 10-minute walk to The Shops at Willow Lawn and a short stroll to the westernmost stop of The Pulse — Richmond’s free rapid-transit line to the city. Enjoy Henrico County living with easy access to Richmond’s restaurants, breweries, and cultural attractions.