Queensmill:

One of Midlothian's Most Highly Coveted Neighborhoods

Queensmill is a well-established and beloved neighborhood in the heart of Midlothian, Virginia. It was developed between 1979 and 1992, and includes over 500 homes. It's known for its spacious lots, gorgeous colonial and modern-style homes, and tree-lined streets.

image by Brenda with Hise Estate

The proximity of Queensmill to Midlothian shopping, libraries, parks, and schools makes our neighborhood a highly desirable place to live. Buyers are also attracted to the neighborhood because of Chesterfield County's award-winning school system.

Located in the northwestern part of Chesterfield County, Queensmill is convenient to Hull Street, Route 288, and Powhite Parkway, Queensmill is 15 minutes from Richmond and 20 minutes from Short Pump and Henrico’s West End.

Preserving the Beauty &

Integrity of Queensmill

Queensmill Civic Association (QCA)

The QCA was formed to serve the neighborhood in various ways. Each year, the QCA collects annual dues of $50.00 from residents, which allows the QCA to provide the following services:

To promote the spirit of belonging to the Queensmill community - the QCA plans social events throughout the year for families, children, and adults.
To serve as a spokesperson for our neighborhood and represent our community in matters coming under county jurisdiction
To communicate with our neighborhood - paid QCA members receive a Queensmill newsletter via email 10 times per year.
To maintain a high level of appearance and value in our neighborhood
To ensure that existing property and planned improvements are within the guidelines of the Queensmill restrictive covenants
To maintain neighborhood entrances, including lighting, planting, lawn care, and other maintenance
To promote safety in our neighborhood and the surrounding communities

QCA dues are collected annually in September.

Contact the QCA

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"We're proud that several families have multiple generations living in this neighborhood.

It's a testament to the heart of this neighborhood—family."

-A.B.

Schools

Queensmill residents are fortunate to attend the following schools, which are part of Chesterfield County Public Schools:

Evergreen Elementary School
1701 Evergreen Pkwy
Midlothian, VA 23114
Phone: (804) 378-2400

Tomahawk Creek Middle School
1600 Learning Pl Loop
Midlothian, VA 23114
Phone: (804) 378-7120

Midlothian High School
401 Charter Colony Pkwy
Midlothian, VA 23114
Phone: (804) 378-2440

Queensmill Subdivision Boundary

The areas highlighted define the boundaries of the Queensmill and Queensmill North subdivisions.

Sections of Queensmill

Section A, January 1979, both sides of Queensgate Road, including Queensgate Court, from Coalfield Road to the end of Queensmill.

Section B, June 1980 Castle Hollow Road including Castle Hollow Court and Castle Hollow Terrace.

Section C-1, May 1981, Kingscross Road (North of Queensgate Road) including Kingscross Court, and Royal Ridge Road.

Section C-2 Kingscross Road, Castleway Road to and including Jenny’s Lane.

Section C-3 Castleway Road beyond Jenny’s Lane, including Lady Jean Court.

Section D, May 1982, Kingscross Road (South of Queensgate Road) to the Swimming Pool, and Lady Ashley house numbers 13501 to 13504.

Section E-l Paigewood to Prince William Drive plus all of Prince William Drive.

Section E-2 Shirlton Road and Paigewood Court

Section F, May 1983, Lady Ashley Road from the Swimming Pool to a line between lots #8 and #9, house numbers 13212:-3400.

Section G, February 1985, Kingscross Road from the Swimming Pool to Prince William Drive, including Brandenshire Court and a portion of Darrell Drive.

Section H, February 1986, Darrell Terrace.

Section I, Four (4) lots along Lady Ashley Road and three (3) lots, house numbers 13137:13209, before Cedar Crossing.

Section J, November 1986, Wesanne Road, Wesanne Terrace, Lauren Lane, Lauren Court, Lauren Circle and Lauren Place.

Section K, April 1988, Portion of Darrell Drive, Ableway Drive and Boggs Circle.

Section L, August 1992, Lots at the end of Darrell and Boggs Circle.

Queensmill North:

Section A, Dawnwood Court and Dawnwood Road house numbers 800 to 900.

Section B, March 1984, Dawnwood Terrace and Dawnwood Road house numbers greater than 900.

"Location, location, location….We have lived here for 37 years and the schools, community, our neighbors have all been the best.

You couldn’t ask for a better place to make your “home."

-M.V.

"The pull of suburbia was strong and brought us and our growing family back to raise our kids in the tree-filled neighborhood I grew up exploring.

Thankful our children get to grow up with great friends close by and creeks to explore."

-B.G.

Ways to Support Queensmill

Get involved to maintain the beauty and incredible community of Queensmill. Here are two ways you can keep Queensmill a desirable place to live:

Become a member of the QCA. Participate in socials and other activities sponsored by the QCA. By paying your annual dues, you'll enjoy these activities and keep Queenmill beautiful.
Become a QCA Board Member. Take an active role in the future of Queensmill by becoming a member of the QCA Board. Inquire about current board vacancies at queensmiller@gmail.com.