Ladysmith Village in Caroline County

Ladysmith Village in Caroline County, VA

Located just 16 miles south of Fredericksburg and 25 miles north of Richmond, Ladysmith Village is a master-planned community in Ruther Glen, Virginia, conveniently situated near I-95 (Exit 110). Built by Newland Communities and expanded by top regional homebuilders, the neighborhood will consist of approximately 3,170 homes (both single-family and townhomes) when complete.

This vibrant community offers an impressive list of amenities, including:

• A community nature trail

• An outdoor amphitheater

• A full-featured community center and swimming pool

• The Caroline Library – Ladysmith Branch

• The on-site Caroline Family YMCA

• Multiple playgrounds, parks, and a dedicated dog park

• Walking access to Lewis and Clark Elementary School

Home Styles and Builders

Ladysmith Village features homes with front porches, rear-entry garages, wide sidewalks, street lighting, and a charming village square surrounded by tree-lined streets.

Current and past builders include:

• Atlantic Builders, offering models like the Jackson and McKinley

• Spear Builders, building the Alice Walker, Emerson, Hemingway, and Mark Twain designs

• The Christopher Companies, known for the Albemarle, Bedford, Caroline, Dickinson, Fairfax, and Grayson floor plans

• Ryan Homes, which constructed 40 townhomes in the neighborhood

Schools and Education

Families in Ladysmith Village are served by Caroline County Public Schools, including:

• Lewis and Clark Elementary (in walking distance)

• Caroline Middle School

• Caroline High School

Local Resources and Links

• 🔗 Life in Ladysmith – Community events, HOA info, services, and committees

• 🔗 Caroline Family YMCA – Fitness programs, aquatics, and more

• 🔗 Caroline Library – Ladysmith Branch

• 🔗 Caroline County Public Schools

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