The 23059 zip code, rooted in the inviting town of Glen Allen, is prosperous, personable, and positively perfect for your next home. While attending any of the fine Henrico County Public School District educational institutions, your children will have the opportunity to learn, experience, and grow. In addition to an exceptional academic system, the crime rates are low, making this a commendable spot for family life. This region attracts sports fans from across the board, with hundreds flocking to visit such locations as the Glen Allen Stadium at RF&P Park and the Dominion Club. The average commute time for residents here is around 15 to 30 minutes. The 23059 area has 105 new home communities to choose from. Some prominent builders in the area include StyleCraft Homes, Ryan Homes and Winchester Homes. Some of the communities in this area are Swanson Mill Run and Stable Hill. The average home price falls around $270,300. Outdoor recreation and parks surrounding the area include Bear Creek Lake State Park, the Hunton Park Recreation Association, and Hanover County Parks & Rec. Some other popular zip codes nearby include 23116 and 23112.
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