affordable west virgnia home

Brick c.1920 Three Bedroom Affordable West Virginia Home Under $50K

$49,500

Built in 1920, this affordable West Virginia home has three bedrooms, two baths. The brick home offers a front porch, lovely fireplaces, unpainted woodwork and a spacious walk-out basement.

 

Zillow Comments

 

Home for sale!

 

  • 3bd
  • 1.5ba
  • 1,468sqft
  • 6,251sqft lot
  • Circa 1920

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1407 Andrew St, Parkersburg, WV 26101  $49,500

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: Bailey Tisdale

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Pros

  • 🏡 Affordable Cost of Living
    Living expenses are approximately 20–22% below the national average—housing, groceries, healthcare, and more—making Parkersburg budget-friendly

  • Quality Housing Market
    With a median home price around $133K–$141K and rent under $830/month for a two-bedroom, housing here is very affordable .

  • Strong Community & Family-Friendly Vibe
    The city scores well for family living, featuring friendly residents, events, walkable neighborhoods, and suburban feel

  • Rich Cultural & Recreational Scene
    Parks and nature areas like Fort Boreman and the Ohio River front offer outdoor activities. Plus, numerous festivals—Downtown Throwdown, Taste of Parkersburg, and Homecoming—add vibrancy

  • Good Commute & Transport Access
    Traffic is light with average commutes around 16–22 minutes. The Mid‑Ohio Valley Regional Airport, plus I‑77 and I‑79, make travel convenient

  • Decent Schools & Health Services
    Public schools earn a B grade, and the area features hospitals like Camden Clark Medical Center, contributing to strong healthcare access


Cons

  • 💰 Below-Average Income & Economic Struggles
    Median household income (~$39K) is well under the national average, with a poverty rate of ~18%. Employment centers mainly on healthcare, manufacturing, and retail

  • High Crime Rates
    Crime—both violent and property—runs significantly above average. Odds of property crime are about 1 in 25, and violent crime around 1 in 215

  • Limited Job Market Diversity
    Job growth is modest, and unemployment hovers near or above national average. More specialized careers may require commuting or remote options .

  • Population Decline & Economic Uncertainty
    Housing values are rising, but the city’s population has plateaued or dropped slightly. Some areas show signs of aging infrastructure

 

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