Richmond Hill Neighborhoods

Richmond Place

A covenant-ruled neighborhood of single-family homes just off Ford Avenue, a few minutes from I-95 Exit 90 and the town center.

A Living Richmond Hill guide · Updated October 2026

Quick answer: Richmond Place is a single-family neighborhood with its own homeowners association, in central Richmond Hill, Bryan County, GA 31324. It sits east of I-95 off Ford Avenue (GA 144), about 1.7 road miles from Richmond Hill City Hall. Most homes we saw listed were resale houses built between 1998 and 2010, and the HOA’s website lists a pool, clubhouse and tennis courts.

At a glance

Name
Richmond Place Homeowners Association, Inc.
Developer
We could not find one named in any source
Started
Not found. The oldest home we saw listed was built in 1998.
Size
Not found. Lots on listings run from 0.2 to 0.36 acre.
Home types
Single-family houses, ranches and two-stories, 3 to 5 bedrooms on the listings we read
Gated?
The HOA does not describe a gate
HOA
Assessments are billed annually, per the HOA welcome packet. Amounts are not published.
Entrance
Richmond Way off Ford Avenue, by our reading of the street map. The HOA does not name an entrance.
City or county
The City of Richmond Hill lists Richmond Place in its bulk-trash zones. Confirm city limits for a specific lot with the city.

Where it is

Richmond Place is in central Richmond Hill, just east of I-95. Richmond Way leaves Ford Avenue (GA 144) near the town center, and Young Way, Byron Drive and Parker Lane are among the neighborhood’s streets. I-95 Exit 90 is at Ford Avenue, and US 17 is about a mile east.

Other towns have a Richmond Place too. This page covers only the Bryan County neighborhood, ZIP 31324. It is also not the same thing as Richmond Place Village, the shopping plaza at 60 Exchange St. City council minutes from 2009 use that name for the plaza. The plaza is a commercial center next door, not part of the neighborhood.

Richmond Place, with J.F. Gregory Park for reference. Pins are approximate. Open the full map
Free-flow driving distances from Richmond Way at Ford Avenue, with no traffic. We inferred this entrance from OpenStreetMap, so it may be off by a few hundred feet. Computed by us with the OSRM public router on October 15, 2026. Peak-hour trips take longer.
To Miles Minutes
I-95 Exit 90 (GA 144) ramps 0.3 to 0.4 under 1
Richmond Hill City Hall (40 Richard Davis Dr.) 1.7 3
Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport 16.9 22
Downtown Savannah (City Hall) 19.4 25
Hyundai Metaplant, Ellabell 27.8 37

If you will commute, drive it at your own hours first. Our Metaplant commute guide covers the I-95 and I-16 stretch.

Homes and prices

Richmond Place is single-family homes. We found no townhomes, no 55-and-older rule and no builder named for the neighborhood. Listing sites showed homes built from 1998 to 2010, mostly resale.

Prices change. On October 15, 2026, ezhomesearch.com showed four active Richmond Place listings, asking from $365,000 to $459,900. Those are asking prices on one day, not values.

Amenities

The HOA’s website would not load as text for us, so the list below comes from how its pages appear in search results. Treat it as a starting point and confirm hours and rules with the HOA’s management company, Premier Services and Management, at (912) 236-7575.

  • Pool: the HOA’s website lists it as open to residents in good standing, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, April 1 through September 30.
  • Clubhouse: for neighborhood events and meetings, and the website says homeowners can rent it through the management company.
  • Tennis courts: the website describes two courts next to the pool and clubhouse and also mentions pickleball. We could not find how many pickleball courts there are.
  • Playground and baseball field: both are listed on the HOA home page.

Access rules matter here. An HOA amenity form dated August 2020 says the facilities are for members in good standing and their households, that an access fob is required, and that a member must be present with guests. Check the current rules before you plan a party.

Schools

Bryan County Schools serves all of Bryan County, including Richmond Place. We did not find an official school zone for the neighborhood, and we are not guessing one. Listing sites name schools, but they say their boundary data is for reference only. Look up your exact address on the district’s south Bryan attendance zone page, then ask the district to confirm. Our Bryan County schools guide explains how zones work.

HOA, fees and city limits

The HOA welcome packet says assessments are billed annually and that new buyers pay a one-time capital contribution. No dollar amounts are published that we could read, and the figures quoted on listings disagree, so we are not printing one. Ask the management company, or your agent, for the current fee schedule in writing.

The HOA is covenant-ruled. Its architectural review form, adopted by the board in April 2022, covers exterior changes and tells owners to get permits from the City of Richmond Hill. The City of Richmond Hill also includes Richmond Place in its annual bulk-trash collection, Zone 1, a service it limits to current Richmond Hill water customers in residential zoning areas. Crews were collecting in Richmond Place on March 17, 2026. The Census Bureau’s geocoder also placed the addresses we tried in Richmond Hill city. All of that points to city limits, but we did not read an annexation record or the city’s boundary map. For a specific lot, ask the city.

History

We could not find who developed Richmond Place or when it opened, and we found no news coverage of it. What the record shows: a home listed there was built in 1998, so the neighborhood dates to 1998 or earlier. In April 2009, city council minutes noted a Richmond Place resident speaking at a public hearing about a restaurant planned at the Exchange Street plaza.

Living there

The HOA’s website shows photos of neighborhood activities, including a block party and holiday gatherings. It also posts its covenants, board meeting minutes and an architectural review application. Read the covenants before you buy, since they govern fences, paint and additions.

Frequently asked questions

Is Richmond Place in Richmond Hill, GA?

Yes. It is in central Richmond Hill, Bryan County, GA 31324, off Ford Avenue. The City of Richmond Hill includes it in its bulk-trash zones. Confirm city limits for a specific lot with the city.

Does Richmond Place have a pool?

The HOA’s website lists a pool for residents in good standing, open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily from April 1 through September 30. Confirm current hours with Premier Services and Management, (912) 236-7575.

What are the Richmond Place HOA fees?

Assessments are billed annually, and new buyers pay a one-time capital contribution, per the HOA welcome packet. The amounts are not published, so ask the management company.

How much do homes cost in Richmond Place?

On October 15, 2026, ezhomesearch.com showed four active listings asking $365,000 to $459,900. Prices change, so check current listings.

What school zone is Richmond Place in?

Bryan County Schools serves the neighborhood. We found no official zone for it, so look up your address on the district’s south Bryan attendance zone page and confirm with the district.

How far is Richmond Place from I-95 and Savannah?

About 0.3 to 0.4 mile to the Exit 90 ramps, and about 19 road miles and 25 minutes to downtown Savannah, in free-flow traffic by our measurement.

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Sources

  1. Richmond Place Homeowners Association, Inc., website (richmondplacegahoa.com): amenities, activities and posted documents, as shown in search results because the site did not load as text (read Oct. 15, 2026).
  2. Richmond Place HOA, welcome packet (PDF, undated): management company, annual assessments, capital contribution. richmondplacegahoa.com
  3. Richmond Place HOA, architectural review form (PDF, adopted by the board April 2022): city permits. richmondplacegahoa.com
  4. Richmond Place HOA, amenity registration form (PDF, revised August 2020): access and guest rules. richmondplacegahoa.com
  5. City of Richmond Hill, “Bulk Trash Collection”: Richmond Place in Zone 1, eligibility, March 17, 2026 update. richmondhill-ga.gov/170/Bulk-Trash-Collection (read Oct. 15, 2026)
  6. City of Richmond Hill, City Council minutes, April 7, 2009 (scanned PDF). richmondhill-ga.gov
  7. U.S. Census Bureau, Geocoder, place and county lookups for sample Richmond Place addresses (Oct. 15, 2026).
  8. ezhomesearch.com, Richmond Place houses for sale: active listing range, lot sizes, years built (Oct. 15, 2026).
  9. Bryan County Schools, “School Attendance Zones for South Bryan Students.” bryancountyschools.org
  10. Distances: computed by Living Richmond Hill with OpenStreetMap data and the OSRM public router, Oct. 15, 2026.

Facts checked October 15, 2026 by the Living Richmond Hill team. Something changed? Tell us and we’ll update this page.