
3/1 c.1925 West Virginia Home W/Oak Staircase and Floors Under $37K
$36,500
Offering three bedrooms, including a sprawling private upper-level retreat, this West Virginia home is full of vintage appeal. A striking oak spiral staircase anchors the space, complementing extensive oak flooring that, with a fresh refinishing, will look breathtaking.

Realtor Comments
Here is your opportunity with this great fix-r-upper to be a beginner home or potential income as a rental property.
- 3bd
- 1ba
- 1,136sqft
- 0.23 acre lot
- Circa 1925

816 Melrose St, Bluefield, WV 24701
If interested in a property, pleases contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
-Contact Realtor: JANET COLLINS

The Pros
Incredible Housing Affordability: Real estate and overall cost of living are exceptionally low compared to the national average (and even lower than the state average). It’s an easy place to find budget-friendly historic homes or find land.
Pleasant Summer Weather: Due to sitting high in the Appalachian Mountains, Bluefield avoids the brutal, suffocating humidity and scorching heat found further south during the summer months.
Tight-Knit, Friendly Community: The town has a strong sense of community pride, friendly locals, and classic local events like the annual Lemonade Festival.
Outdoor Recreation & ATV Trails: The surrounding region is a haven for outdoor lovers, offering scenic mountain views, local parks, and close proximity to famous ATV trail systems (like the Hatfield-McCoy trails) that drive regional tourism.
Zero Traffic: Say goodbye to gridlock. Navigating around town and the surrounding county is quick, easy, and virtually traffic-free.
The Cons
Limited Local Economy & Job Market: High-paying career opportunities directly within city limits are sparse. Many residents face limited employment options outside of education, healthcare, local retail, or remote work.
Economic and Social Challenges: Like many parts of the Rust Belt and southern Appalachia, the area has historically dealt with the economic impacts of the declining coal industry, leading to pockets of poverty and struggles with substance abuse.
Harsh Winters & Mountain Roads: While summers are nice, winters bring cold temperatures, significant snow, and ice. Navigating steep, winding mountain roads in bad weather can be stressful if you aren’t used to it.
Sparse Shopping and Entertainment: Local dining and retail options are quite limited. For major shopping, big-box stores, or diverse entertainment, you often have to travel to neighboring towns like Princeton, WV, or across state lines into Virginia.
Healthcare Constraints: While local medical practices exist, specialized medical care options are limited locally, meaning residents often have to travel out of the area for major health needs.















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