c.1910 Three Bedroom Affordable West Virginia Home $50K
$50,000
Full of charm and opportunity, this affordable West Virginia home offers comfortable living and convenient access to schools, shopping, and the area’s everyday amenities.
Situated on a manageable lot, 1050 Clifton Street features inviting living spaces, functional layout, and plenty of opportunity to make it your own. Whether you are a first-time homebuyer, downsizing, or looking for an investment property, this home delivers value and small-town charm. Third bedroom is captured. Appliances have been added since pictures taken.A great opportunity to own an affordable home in Brooke County. Schedule your showing today!
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1910
1050 Clifton St, Follansbee, WV 26037 $50,000
If interested in a property, please 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: Nicole K Harrigan
Pros of living in Follansbee, WV
- Small-town feel: Usually a tight-knit community, less traffic, and a slower pace of life.
- Lower cost of living: In many cases, housing and everyday expenses are more affordable than nearby larger cities.
- Convenient to the Ohio Valley: You’re near the Tri-State area (parts of WV/OH/PA), so big-city amenities can be within driving distance.
- Outdoor/nearby recreation: The region has plenty of options for parks, nature, and weekend getaways depending on what you like.
- Close to essential services: You can often reach hospitals, shopping, and schools in the surrounding area without having to move into a major metro.
Cons of living in Follansbee, WV
- Fewer local job options: Smaller towns can mean a narrower selection of employers—commuting is often necessary.
- Car-dependent: Public transit options are typically limited, so you’ll likely rely on driving.
- Weather: Like much of West Virginia, you can deal with hot/humid summers, cold winters, and storms.
- Economic variability: Smaller communities can experience slower growth or fluctuations tied to local industries—this can affect property values and job stability over time.
- Amenities are limited locally: If you want frequent shopping, dining variety, nightlife, or major events, you’ll probably drive to nearby cities.
