25864, WV homes for sale & real estate

25864, WV Homes for Sale

Charming home on the outskirts of Mount Hope in close proximity to Summit Bechtel Reserve. Home has been taken care of, and smoke free. Quiet but close to all stores 26 Mill Creek Road , Mount Hope, WV 25880 1076 Sq Foot. Has 3 bedrooms and 1 bath. Also has a built in garage and a storage shed. Lot size is 7,405 sq foot and Also has . 25 AC lot behind it that conveys. So 2 lots. Heating/AC unit was replaced approx 3 yr ago. This home also comes with a Generac 16kw natural gas generator. Home is well insulated and monthly bill are low compared to most homes. All appliances included except for deep freezer This would be a wonderful starter home or rental property. $120,000. ONLY SHOWING HO

25864, WV Homes for Sale

Welcome to 29 Mayors Alley in historic Prince, WV—a dream destination in the heart of the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve! This gorgeous, contemporary-style, wood-sided home, built in 1900, sits directly across from the iconic Prince Depot, an active Amtrak stop, and offers peaceful views of thousands of acres of protected mountains and parkland. The home features four bedrooms—two on the main level and two upstairs—and two full bathrooms, with one on each level. A full unfinished basement provides abundant storage and future possibilities. Expansive, multi-level wraparound decking connects to the above-ground pool and pool house, creating an incredible setting

25864, WV Homes for Sale

This home is perfect for a growing family or retired couple. Oak flooring, tankless water heater, central heating and air, and comes furnished. The two car garage has an organic plant room in the back Some information came from the Assessors office. Measurements are approximate.

25864, WV Homes for Sale

Few private properties remain for sale so near the center of the newly established New River Gorge National Park & Preserve. Though located near the very heart of the park, the property is fewer than 15 minutes from suburban Beckley, the largest city in southern West Virginia. The steep, wooded tract accommodates two potential homesites. At the front, a quarter-acre of less-sloping land includes a former historic home site—a relic of the community's ghost-town period—and includes a well, septic system, fieldstone walls, and a stone chimney. A second potential homesite at the upper property overlooks a five-mile panorama of the gorge from more than 200 feet above the river.