c.1951 Two Bedroom Affordable West Virginia Home $59,900

$59,900

Welcome to your next adventure! This charming 2-bedroom, 1-bath affordable West Virginia home presents an exciting opportunity for anyone eager to design their ideal space. Tucked away in a serene neighborhood, this property is ideal for first-time buyers or those in search of a peaceful retirement haven.

Exterior featured at 2513 Marellan Ave, Bluefield, WV, 24701

Realtor Comments

Enjoy the convenience of everything on one level, making it accessible for all ages. The expansive yard provides plenty of room for gardening, outdoor activities, or simply relaxing in the sun. Stay comfortable year-round with an efficient, newer heat pump that offers both heating and cooling solutions. Experience the serenity of a friendly neighborhood, ideal for families or those looking to escape the hustle and bustle.

2bed
1bath
Circa 1951

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2513 Marellen Ave, Bluefield, WV 24701 $59,900

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Contact Realtor: JAY DISIBBIO

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Pros

Affordable Cost of Living: Bluefield offers an accessible cost of living, making housing and everyday expenses budget-friendly.
Natural Beauty: The area is surrounded by scenic mountains and outdoor recreational opportunities, perfect for nature enthusiasts.
Community Spirit: The town has a friendly, small-town vibe, with active community engagement and local events.
Cultural Attractions: Bluefield features cultural amenities, including theaters, museums, and local arts, enriching the community’s character.
Mild Climate: The region enjoys a relatively mild climate, with four distinct seasons, making it appealing for outdoor activities year-round.

Cons

Limited Job Opportunities: Employment options may be fewer than in larger cities, requiring some residents to commute for work.
Fewer Amenities: The town may lack diverse shopping, dining, and entertainment options compared to larger urban centers.
Public Transportation: Public transportation can be limited, making a personal vehicle necessary for commuting and errands.
Healthcare Access: While there are healthcare facilities, options may be more limited compared to larger metropolitan areas.
Infrastructure Challenges: Some areas may face infrastructure issues, such as road conditions and public services that can impact daily life.