5621 Cary Street Road, #U212
Richmond, VA 23226

Welcome to the Tuckahoe in the vibrant Libbie Grove neighborhood over looking the Country Club of Virginia. Everything is included in your monthly fee (except for internet) making living here a breeze. Designed by renowned architect, Duncan Lee, and built in the late 1920's in the Georgian and Colonial Revival styles, The Tuckahoe offers a lifestyle of turnkey, casual elegance and gracious living in the heart of Westhampton. Convenient dedicated parking directly leads to the secure building with marble floors, soaring ceilings, rich millwork and Palladian windows combining classic architecture with modern conveniences to great effect. Well appointed gathering rooms, light filled 6th floor solariums, and rooftop gardens with sweeping views offer endless opportunities for entertaining and repose. Boutique shopping including restaurants, markets, coffee houses, shops, clothing stores, banks, and more, are within mere blocks, enhancing the luxury living experience. An end unit with windows on three sides, #212 offers expansive views and abundant natural light, rooms of generous scale and craftsman touches throughout. A cheery foyer with large closet unfolds to the handsome gallery hall leading to the living spaces and bedrooms. Built-in bookcases grace the living room, original mouldings highlight the scale of the windows and doors, and a fresh neutral palette brings it all together. An elegant dining room flows into the efficient galley kitchen featuring a Fisher & Paykel glass top electric range with convection oven and warming drawer, Fisher & Paykel double drawer dishwasher, Kitchen Aid Refrigerator and GE microwave. A renovated Jack & Jill bathroom connects the airy bedrooms. Additional conveniences include secure storage and designated parking. The monthly fee covers all utilities including electricity with only the internet of your choice left to you. One flight up off the main floor, this unit is perfectly positioned within this perfectly beautiful building at Three Chopt and Cary. A must-see.