3125 Monument Avenue

Ready to call one of Monument Avenue's most storied residences your own? 3125 Monument Avenue is one of nine residences on the storied 3100 block by noted Richmond architect Carl Max Lindner Sr., angled to allow for more light and rarely on the market. Beautifully maintained and move-in-ready, the home blends 1920s craftsmanship with modern comfort. A gracious foyer with arched openings, hardwood floors, and millwork opens to formal rooms. The living room centers on a fireplace with custom built-ins and a bay window over Monument Avenue; French doors lead to a family room with columns and exposed beams, flowing to the dining room and kitchen. The renovated kitchen features marble counters, custom cabinetry, and stainless appliances, with French doors to a charming private garden. Upstairs, the primary suite offers a renovated marble bath with a walk-in shower, plus a second full marble bath with a striking David Hicks-pattern floor serving two bedrooms. At the rear of the second floor there is a lovely sitting room or office that connects the back bedrooms allowing for many convenient configurations. The finished lower level adds a family room and a half bath — 2 full, 2 half baths, approximately 3,077 square feet per appraisal. Rare for the avenue: the block's angled layout gives direct street access from both front and rear, a genuine convenience on a corridor where most homes offer only one way in. The professionally landscaped rear garden is a true retreat, anchored by a spacious bluestone terrace framed by mature plantings that create exceptional year-round privacy. Whether hosting an evening gathering, dining al fresco, or simply enjoying a quiet morning coffee, it's one of the Museum District's most inviting outdoor settings — a rare blend of seclusion and elegance just steps from Monument Avenue's storied streetscape. Moments from the VMFA, Carytown, and Richmond's best dining and shopping — schedule your private tour today and make this significant Monument Avenue home yours.