Bexley West is one of Richmond's Premiere Neighborhoods, conveniently located approximately seven miles Southwest of Downtown Richmond, "South of the James", in Chesterfield County.  We are easily located just minutes away from downtown via Powhite Parkway, minutes away from Innsbrook and the West End via VA Route 288, and are very accessible to the Airport and points south via the Chippenham and Pocahontas Parkway.
It's a neighborhood where people take pride in their residences, and enjoy everything that the neighborhood has to offer.
Please read on below for the latest neighborhood news, further explore this website and learn more about Bexley West.  Take a Visual Tour, learn more about our Community Association.  Bexley West truly is one of Richmond's "Hidden Treasures".   Enjoy your visit ! 
Latest Neighborhood News . . . 
Community Playground We share ownership (with Bexley) in a playground, located at the lake.  To get there, follow the boardwalk/path to the lake, cross over the "upper dam", and the playground will be straight ahead.  Use it responsibly, and enjoy.  It's a great venue to meet new friends, from both sides of the lake.
Loch Braemar Pool Loch Braemar is offering Bexley West Residents the opportunity to join their pool at the same discounted prices that they charge their own residents (reflecting a savings of over 20%).  They offer family memberships for $340, couples (or adult + 1 child) memberships for $260, small family (2 adults, 1 child under 10) memberships for $300 and individual (age 18 and over) memberships for $230.  This olympic-size pool with a diving well and fenced-in kiddie pool opens on Memorial Day, and remains open every day until Labor Day. Then, it is open for the first several weekends in September.  There are "socials" for all of the major summer holidays, monthly "movie nights" at the pool, and members can use the facilities for no extra charge for their own gatherings. If you would like to join, visit their website at www.lochbraemar.com and navigate to the "pool" section of their website. Application forms etc. can be obtained there.
Board Members Needed! It's our neighborhood, a great one at that, and we need some new volunteers to continue the navigation into the future.  If you're interested in becoming involved in any way (Board, ACC or Committee Member), please contact any Board Member.
Monthly Board Meetings The Bexley West Board meets monthly.  If you are interested in attending any meeting, please contact any member of the Board, and we'll provide you with the details for the next upcoming meeting. 
News Items If you have information pertaining to the neighborhood that you'd like to see published here, please contact any of us; our contact information is included in other parts of this website. 
Ongoing Reminders 
Considering an Improvement If you're considering an improvement to the exterior of your residence, please contact our Architectural Control Committee (ACC) for their approval before you start! This includes additions, decks, fences, painting or repainting etc.  Click here for more information. 
Unleashed Dogs We've all read unfortunate stories in the news recently regarding unleashed dogs attacking people.  We must all be observant and vigilant to assure that this never happens in our neighborhood.   Please report any unleashed dog immediately to The Chesterfield County Animal Control Office. Their phone number is 804-748-1683.
If you see any suspicious goings-on in the neighborhood, please do not hesitate to contact the Chesterfield County Police: Non-Emergency 804-748-1251, or Emergency 911.
Houses For Sale If you're marketing your house for sale, please encourage your realtor to include the address of this website in the marketing materials they prepare.  It will create value and help you sell your house!  Also, please remember that our existing covenants allow only one "For Sale" sign to be displayed, typically placed in the front yard.  A current real estate trend is to "point the way" to houses-for-sale with multiple signs.  Perhaps this method is effective, but it also litters front entranceways and corners in the process!  So please advise your realtor that only one sign can be placed. All others will be removed. An exception: multiple signs can temporarily be displayed for an Open House, but after the Open House concludes, the extra signs must be removed.
Parking on the Street Our existing covenants/restrictions prohibit overnight on-street parking. Keeping vehicles off the streets and in driveways/garages helps unclutter our neighborhood's appearance. We will diligently enforce this restriction, as it is unsafe to leave them there; to other motorists, to pedestrians, kids etc. Love thy neighborhood; park thy car.