c.1815 Creekside West Virginia Log Cabin on 1 +- Acre $130K

$130,000

Escape to this cozy West Virginia cabin—an extraordinary 200-year-old log home tucked away in private surroundings, with a creek meandering nearby.

Forest featured at 2527 Smithtown Rd, Morgantown, WV, 26508

Realtor Comments

Surrounded by laurel, Norwood spruce, and other trees, the property takes on a treehouse feel come spring and summer. A new furnace, installed in 2025, brings warmth and comfort through the colder months, while fans and windows keep things cool and breezy for summer. The home has city water, and the property is equipped with an incinerator in place of a normal septic system. The property is peaceful seclusion paired with easy access to everyday life. Conveniently located just minutes from the interstate and Morgantown.

2bd
1ba
960sqft
0.95 acre lot
Circa 1815

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2527 Smithtown Rd, Morgantown, WV 26508 $130,000

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Contact Realtor: Mallory Moholt

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Pros

University energy (WVU): A built-in stream of events, sports, concerts, and a younger vibe year-round.
Strong sense of community: Many residents are involved locally, and downtown/favorites can feel tight-knit.
Outdoor recreation nearby: Mountain trails, kayaking/river activities, and scenic drives are often a short trip away.
Walkable pockets + local amenities: Parts of downtown and the area around the university can be fairly convenient without driving all the time.
Food and culture variety (for a mid-sized city): More options than you’d expect, especially around student life.
Cost of living is often reasonable: Compared with many larger cities, housing can be more attainable (though student-area rents can still be competitive).

Cons

Hills/terrain + parking pressure: Morgantown is very hilly. If you don’t like slopes or parking/traffic hassles, it can be annoying.
Weather impacts: Snow/ice and winter road conditions can affect commuting and daily life.
Traffic around the university: Game days and peak commute times can feel crowded, especially near key roads and campuses.
Job market may skew toward certain sectors: You may find more opportunities tied to the university/healthcare/education and regional employers; some industries might require commuting.
Amenities can be concentrated: You may drive more for “big city” shopping, certain services, or specialty needs.
Short-term rental/student crowding: Depending on your neighborhood, you might deal with seasonal changes in noise/traffic.