
Adorable c.1942 West Virginia Tiny House $85K
OHU50K Notes $85,000
Adorable c.1942 West Virginia Tiny House. The cutest tiny home perfect for someone looking to simplify. The spacious back yard is a third of an acre and has zen sitting areas and is fully fenced.

Realtor Comments
Charming 1-bedroom, 1-bath cottage in New Haven offering great investment potential or the perfect weekend getaway near Pomeroy, Ohio. This quaint home features a spacious loft area, all-new siding, a newer metal roof, and new flooring. Enjoy the peaceful backyard that creates a wonderful oasis for relaxing or entertaining. A great opportunity for an investor, first-time buyer, or anyone looking for a cozy retreat!
- 1 bed
- 1 bath
- 441 sqft
- 0.33 acres lot
- Build date 1942

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.
911-908 5th St, Letart, WV 25253 $85,000
- Contact Realtor: Rebecca Garcia
- Google Map
- Niche

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Pros of Living in Letart, WV
- Peace and Quiet: Residents enjoy a tranquil, unhurried atmosphere away from city noise.
- Scenic Nature & Outdoor Recreation: The area offers close proximity to the Ohio River and year-round outdoor activities like fishing, hunting, camping, hiking, kayaking, and canoeing.
- Low Cost of Living: Letart features a budget-friendly lifestyle with low home and property costs.
- Low Crime Rate: The community is widely noted for being safe and peaceful.
- Strong Community Feel: Neighbors tend to know and look out for one another, and local staples like the Letart Supermarket & Deli, Letart General Store & Farm Market, and J&J Country Store provide basic local character.
Cons of Living in Letart, WV
- Lack of Amenities & Entertainment: Because it is deeply rural, major shopping malls, diverse dining, and large entertainment venues are far away (with major shopping often requiring an hour or more of driving).
- Limited Local Services: Access to specialized healthcare, extensive public services, and large-scale employment opportunities requires traveling to larger towns or cities.
- Geographic Isolation: The mountainous and rural terrain of the region means longer commutes for major errands or travel out of the area.
- Infrastructure & Weather Vulnerabilities: Like much of rural West Virginia, residents can occasionally face challenges with road maintenance, limited high-speed internet options, or weather-related utility/power disruptions.

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