The 84 luxury brick homes of the Estate Homes in Tarrington on the James will welcome families to an active lifestyle in a convenient Chesterfield County location. Starting at $599,000, the four-, five- and six-bedroom homes offer plenty of space and lots of style near top schools.

Situated on wooded home sites of a half acre and more, the homes boast cutting-edge floor plans that showcase Boone Homes’ award winning architecture. Options include dramatic two-story foyers; flowing living spaces with gourmet kitchens, spacious family rooms and airy breakfast rooms; raised patios; and deluxe mudrooms. Many home buyers choose the popular his-and-hers master baths with meet-in-the-middle shower. As in every Boone neighborhood, we invite buyers to personalize their plans in a way to suite their lifestyles.

The two-story, luxury Estate Homes of Tarrington on the James offer from 3,400 to more than 6,000 square feet of well-designed space, with walk-out and in-ground basements available.  With granite countertops, GE appliances, islands, and 42” designer cabinets, the kitchens are designed for convenient everyday living and easy entertaining. Plentiful hardwood floors, two- and three-piece crown molding and cultured marble bathroom countertops are among the high-end finishes in every home.

As part of Richmond’s 2007 Community of the Year, Tarrington on the James, the Estate Homes neighborhood offers access to award-winning amenities, including tree-lined sidewalks, a 10-acre park, fitness center and clubhouse. The triple-pool complex offers a main pool with lanes for swim meets and a water slide; a toddlers’ pool with jets that send water arching over children’s heads; and an adults-only pool to provide an often needed respite. A future river front park will provide even more opportunities for recreation.

The Estate Homes are conveniently located near dining and shopping in Chesterfield County, just minutes from Route 288. Students attend Robious Elementary and Middle schools and James River High School, which was listed by Newsweek among America’s Best High Schools for 2010.