Richmond is small community located on Rt. 12, Rt. 31, and Rt. 173, also it lies on the border of Wisconsin and Illinois. Richmond was the first community to do a revitalization program entirely with private funds. All it’s wonderful antique and specialty shops are located in it’s historical village, are all independently own and have unique features to them. Above all, this community holds about 3,000 people, each of them living in single family homes or townhomes/condos. The home median value for Richmond is $238,400. Richmond holds subdivisions that have house averaging between $100,000 - $1,500,000. Subdivisions like, Solon, Covells Addition, Lake View Acres, In Town, Solon Mills, Hillview, Arkills, Historic Downtown, Gardners, Hunt Club Estates, and Sunset Ridge Estates, each having single family homes starting from $100,000 to $850,000. Also, there are premier and acreage homes located in Richmond. Overton Estates, Canterbury Heights, Canterbury, Thornhill, Glenrich, and Rural are some subdivisions to name that host single family homes from $300,000 to $1,000,000. Besides single family homes, there are townhomes/condos as well, mostly located in the Kensington Manor, the housing cost there is anywhere between $80,000 and $200,000. Besides housing, Richmond is famous for it’s historical downtown, parks, such as the Charles G. Cotting Park located in Sunset Ridge Estates or the Orsolini Park located SE of Rt. 31 and 12 along Nippersink Creek, and it’s Prairie Trail. Richmond is a town that everyone knows everyone in peaceful environment, and is a big easement from the major cities.