c.1910 West Virginia Move-In Ready Home For Sale Under $190K
$189,900
Realtor Comments
Welcome to the charm and character of this beautiful 1910 home located in the heart of Historic Elkins, West Virginia. Rich architectural details abound, including stunning original woodwork, gleaming hardwood floors, and an impressive entry foyer that welcomes you from the moment you arrive. The main level features spacious formal living and dining rooms perfect for entertaining, along with a generously sized kitchen offering plenty of room for gathering and everyday living. Upstairs you’ll find three comfortable bedrooms and a full permanent stairs up to attic providing abundant storage or future expansion possibilities. Additional enhancements include the addition of pocket doors to the living room, pruning of the front tree to enhance curb appeal, repaired garage floors, basement waterproofing, and foundation reinforcement for added peace of mind. The owners are relocating, creating a wonderful opportunity for the next owner to enjoy the timeless character of this well-maintained historic home. Conveniently located near downtown Elkins, shopping, dining, and local amenities, this property offers the perfect blend of historic charm and modern updates.
- 3bd
- 1.5ba
- 1,600sqft
- 3,049sqft lot
- Circa 1910
209 Graham St, Elkins, WV 26241, USA
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: Laura Rusmisell
Brokered by Coldwell Banker Armstrong-Davis Realty
Pros
- Scenic, mountain-area environment: Beautiful surroundings and a strong outdoor culture (hiking, parks, fall colors).
- Smaller-town feel: Often a friendly community atmosphere and a slower pace of life.
- Local character and culture: Elkins has “old Appalachia” charm, plus events and local businesses.
- Affordable living (often): Housing and everyday costs are frequently lower than in larger metro areas.
- College town energy: Being home to Davis & Elkins College can mean more events, variety, and a bit more activity than a very small town.
- Lower traffic / easier daily logistics: Most errands are straightforward and not as congested as larger cities.
- Good base for regional travel: You can drive to larger nearby hubs when needed, while still enjoying a quieter home base.
Cons
- Job market may be limited: Depending on your industry, you may need to commute, work remotely, or rely on a smaller local employment base.
- Fewer big-city amenities: Less selection for shopping, dining variety, and entertainment.
- Winter weather: Snow/ice and colder temps can affect driving and day-to-day comfort.
- Healthcare access (specialists): Routine care may be fine locally, but specialists or advanced services can require travel.
- Internet reliability can vary: Rural/edge areas may have slower speeds or inconsistent service—worth checking your exact address.
- Older housing stock in some areas: You may encounter properties that need maintenance/updates, so inspections matter.
- Seasonal lifestyle tradeoffs: Some businesses/services may be busier in certain seasons (tourism/weather dependent), while others feel slower off-season.
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