3/2 c.1925 West Virginia Foursquare W/Unpainted Woodwork $53K

OHU50K Notes $53,000

c.1925 West Virginia Foursquare W/Unpainted Woodwork. This fixer upper needs work but it has a great sized kitchen and bathroom. The screened front porch, hardwood floors and quiet neighborhood make this home a good investment.

Realtor Comments

Lots of space at an affordable price! Would make a great addition to your investment portfolio. Recently rented for $950 a month. 3BR/1.5BA. Large addition on back.

3 beds
1.5 bath
1,961 sqft
5,227 sqft lot
Build date 1925

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623 30th St, Huntington, WV 25702 $53,000

Contact Realtor: Ed Cordle
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Pros of Living in Huntington, WV

Affordable Cost of Living: Housing and overall living costs sit roughly 14% below the national average, with median home values ranging between $120,000 and $148,000 (compared to the national median of over $359,000).

Outdoor & Recreation Access: Features the nationally acclaimed Ritter Park, walking and biking trails along the Ohio River, and easy access to Appalachian state parks. [1]

Marshall University Presence: Brings a vibrant college-town atmosphere, NCAA sports culture, cultural arts (such as the Marshall Artists Series and Visual Arts Center), and a strong local community spirit.

Walkable Downtown & Dining: Portions of downtown are walkable, and the local food and coffee scene punches above its weight for a city of its size.

Healthcare & Education Hubs: Major local employers and medical networks—including the Marshall University School of Medicine and large private practices like HIMG—provide steady jobs in these sectors.

Cons of Living in Huntington, WV

Economic & Job Market Limits: The median household income is around $44,038 (lower than the national median of $83,181), with restricted career paths outside of healthcare, education, and service industries.

Crime & Social Challenges: The city deals with higher property crime rates and lingering issues related to severe drug addiction and visible homelessness in certain areas.

Car Dependency & Weather: While pockets are walkable, daily errands largely require a car; winters tend to be gray and damp, and summers can be quite humid.

Aging Housing Stock: Most homes were built in the early 1900s, meaning new-construction suburban homes are rare and older properties may need frequent maintenance.

Limited Large-City Amenities: Major concerts, professional sports teams, and diverse entertainment options often require driving an hour away to Charleston, WV or out of state to Cincinnati or Columbus.