Home Decor in Chester, VA

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  1. 12101 Rte 1, Chester VA 23831

    4.1 Good 111 reviews

    “Dollar tree changed it's dollar policy but there are great deals and quality items; cheaper than other places. Large packs of Golgate toothpaste, battery powered toothbrushes to name a couple.”

  2. 4218 Old Hundred Rd, Chester VA 23831

    3.8 Good 123 reviews

    “Stopped in this cute shop on a rainy Sunday. Was quickly greeted by a charming young lady. The shop is located in an old house that is very cool in itself, many rooms containing very nice displays. They showcase an eclectic variety of home decor, gifts, upcycled items, vintage and antique lots of their items were just my style. They had a fun selection of jewelry at good prices. fancy door knobs and hooks old and new. When I was ready to make my purchases, it was a friendly, quick and efficient check out. I am very happy with the goodies I bought. I don't live in the area but would definitely return to Hoo's Pickin anytime I'm in that neck of the woods. Very pleasant experience. A happy customer from Doswell, VA”

  3. 12810 Rte 1, Chester VA 23831

    3.7 Good 97 reviews

    “Discounted name brand/new clothes, shoes & misc items. I'm a 14w shoe size and always find something between $20-$70 that fits me . A bit more options than Burlington. Thank you..”

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