c.1945 Virginia Handyman Special Ranch $54K

OHU50K Notes $54,000

This two bedroom, one bath Virginia handyman special is in a holler. Built in 1945, the ranch style home features a front porch, hardwood floors, rear deck, cooling/heating heat pump, public water and sewer, DSL high speed internet, and a small lot with a shed. A creek runs along the back of the property and there are views of the hills.

House View featured at 444 Poor Valley Rd, Saltville, VA, 24370

Realtor Comments

Ready for investor to fix and keep as a rental or sell. Being sold in as is condition. Single level house with full unfinished basement. Two bedrooms, one bathroom, open kitchen, living room. Large room on rear of home has washer & dryer hookup. Hardwood floors in living, hall & bedrooms. Stairs to down to basement which is large, has water heater and heat pump. Shingle roof. Out building looks like it needs to be torn down. Covered front porch. Very large deck on rear and side. A little creek runs on rear of property. New survey has been done. This home has a lot of potential just needs someone to make it like new again. Be careful when going down to basement. One of the stairs before landing is steeper than it looks and could make you fall if you don’t pay attention. Not acceptable for financing, cash only.

2 bed
1 bath
Build date 1945

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444 Poor Valley Rd, Saltville, VA 24370 $54,000

This Virginia handyman special is actually in Allison Gap (pop. 610), which is two miles from the center of Saltville, a small town located in the southwestern part of Virginia. It is situated in the Saltville Valley, which is known for its rich history, natural beauty, and outdoor recreational opportunities.

Saltville has a significant historical background due to its salt deposits, which have been exploited for thousands of years. Native American tribes used the salt marshes for salt production long before European settlers arrived. During the American Civil War, Saltville was a critical source of salt for the Confederacy, and the town witnessed several battles and skirmishes.

Today, Saltville offers visitors a chance to explore its history through various museums and archaeological sites. The Museum of the Middle Appalachians is a notable attraction, showcasing exhibits on the area’s natural history, Native American artifacts, and Civil War memorabilia.

For outdoor enthusiasts, Saltville and its surroundings are a paradise. The region features several trails that cater to different skill levels and offer diverse landscapes.

The Salt Trail is a scenic hiking trail that follows the banks of the North Fork of the Holston River. It is a relatively easy trail, perfect for beginners and families. Along the way, you can enjoy beautiful views of the river, forests, and wildlife.