4/2 c.1904 West Virginia Queen Anne W/ Original Elements Under $99K

OHU50K Notes $98,900

c.1904 West Virginia Queen Anne W/ Original Elements. This home has all the elements that we love to see in an old house. Some of the highlights are the wrap around porch and multiple fireplaces.

Yard featured at 4 Indiana St, Wheeling, WV, 26003

Realtor Comments

Old world CHARM meets opportunity in this spacious Wheeling Island home! High ceilings, beautiful WOODWORK, and POCKET doors greet you as you step inside, while large rooms provide plenty of space to make this home your own. The MAIN level offers a bedroom, full bathroom, and laundry. With TWO kitchens and TWO full bathrooms, this home offers the flexibility to accommodate a variety of living arrangements and could easily be converted into a DUPLEX. Enjoy the beautiful WRAPAROUND front porch with views of the Ohio RIVER across the street, plus a driveway, back DECK, and completely fenced-in yard. PRICED to sell! Come see the possibilities for yourself!

4 beds
2 bath
2,419 sqft
3,920 sqft
Build date 1904

Porch featured at 4 Indiana St, Wheeling, WV, 26003

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4 Indiana Street, Wheeling, WV 26003 $98,900

Contact Realtor: Stacey Seidler
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Porch featured at 4 Indiana St, Wheeling, WV, 26003

House View featured at 4 Indiana St, Wheeling, WV, 26003

Here are common pros and cons of the “Wheeling Island” neighborhood area.

Pros

Walkable/central feel (depending on exact location): Many parts of the Wheeling Island area are close to bars, restaurants, and local services.
Riverfront + scenery: The views/setting near the Ohio River can be a real plus for quality of life and photos/parking-to-downtown convenience.
Events and nightlife access: If you like being near where activities happen, you may enjoy being close to festivals, venues, and busy weekends.
Convenience to downtown: Short drives (and sometimes easy trips) to downtown amenities can be convenient versus more outlying neighborhoods.
Housing character: Older buildings and historic/river-adjacent architecture can be attractive if you like that style.

Cons

Traffic congestion at peak times: Weekend nights, events, and bridge/artery traffic can noticeably increase congestion and noise.
Noise levels: Depending on proximity to nightlife/venues/major roads, you may deal with street noise (or late-night activity).
Weather/river-related considerations: River-adjacent areas can have higher humidity and sometimes more “wet” conditions; if you’re closer to lower elevations, flooding risk may be a concern.
Property condition variability: Like many older, infill neighborhoods, you may find a wider range of home conditions (renovated vs. needing work).
Parking friction: Event nights and downtown-adjacent spots can mean limited street parking or crowded lots.