c.1920 Two Bedroom Affordable Virginia Home $52K

$52,000

Charming 2-bedroom, 1-bath affordable Virginia home featuring durable vinyl siding and a metal roof. Equipped with electric baseboard heating and modern stainless steel kitchen appliances. Convenient over/under washer and dryer hookups are included. The compact lot ensures low maintenance, making it an ideal choice for easy living.

Realtor Comments

Thermopane tilt windows. Covered front porch. Metal roof is 2 years old. Used as a rental in the past ($615/mo).

2bed
1bath
Circa 1920

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212 Boyer Pl, Marion, VA 24354 $52,000

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Contact Realtor: Vickie Stamper

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Pros

Affordable Cost of Living: Marion offers a low cost of living, making it an attractive choice for families and individuals seeking affordable housing.
Beautiful Scenery: Surrounded by the Blue Ridge and Appalachian Mountains, Marion boasts stunning natural landscapes and plenty of outdoor recreational opportunities.
Community Atmosphere: The town has a friendly, small-town vibe where neighbors often know each other, fostering a strong sense of community.
Rich History: Marion is known for its historical significance, with various landmarks and cultural events that highlight its heritage.
Access to Outdoor Activities: Residents can enjoy hiking, fishing, and camping in nearby parks and natural areas, making it great for outdoor enthusiasts.

Cons

Limited Job Opportunities: Employment options may be more limited compared to larger cities, potentially requiring some residents to commute for work.
Limited Amenities: While it has essential services, Marion may lack the extensive shopping, dining, and entertainment options found in larger urban areas.
Weather Conditions: Winters can be cold and snowy, which may not appeal to everyone, while summers can be humid.
Public Transportation: Public transport options are limited, making a personal vehicle necessary for getting around.
Fewer Cultural Facilities: Although there are some cultural events, the variety of museums, theaters, and dining experiences may be lesser than in larger cities.