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Ministry buys Chesterfield building for $1.2M

Mountain Movers Ministry to relocate

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Ministry buys Chesterfield building for $1.2M

Ministry buys Chesterfield building for $1.2M

Mountain Movers Ministry to relocate

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Chesterfield County-based Mountain Movers Ministry has purchased a building near the intersection of Hull Street and Courthouse roads for $1.175 million.

The ministry will relocate to 3300 Old Courthouse Road and occupy the entirety of the 8,942-square-foot building. The property is situated on 7 acres.

Gray Bryant, an associate with Colliers International Virginia, represented the buyer. The seller was The Westhampton Group LLC.

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