c.1960 Three Bedroom Affordable West Virginia Home $59,900
$59,900
Three-bedroom, two-bath affordable West Virginia home with an integral garage and front porch. Knotty pine lovers will appreciate this well-kept home with fireplace, built-in bookcases and hardwood floors. The multi-level home has central air and heat, and public water and sewer.
Realtor Comments
Located on Charlestons West Side, this charming multi-level home offers character, comfort, and convenience. Entry is through the lower level, where youll find a cozy living/sitting room and access to the attached garage. Upstairs, the main living area features beautiful built-ins, a full bathroom, a spacious bedroom, and a kitchen with plenty of charm. From this level, step onto the front porch and enjoy views overlooking the neighborhood. The top floor offers an ideal getaway with two additional bedrooms and another full bath. Ample storage is available throughout the home, and on-street parking adds to the overall convenience. This unique property is full of potential and ready for its next chapter.
- 3bed
- 2bath
- Circa 1960
860 Greendale Dr, Charleston, WV 25302 $59,900
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: CHRISTINA DIFILIPPO
Family History
This originally was the home of Karl Kolb Jr (1918-2015) and his wife, Mary Elizabeth. Karl was employed at Libbey-Owens and was owner of the Kolb TV and Radio Shop. He was a Master Mason and a member of the Grand Lodge of West Virginia, Scottish Rite Mason and Beni Keden Shrine. Mr. Kolb was a member of Humphrey’s United Methodist Church and a United States World War ll Army veteran. The couple had three children, David, Karole and Patricia, and at age 97, he survived everyone in his family except for son David.
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Location of This Affordable West Virginia Home
Pros and Cons of Charleston Heights, West Virginia
Pros:
- Elevated location offers scenic views of Charleston and the Kanawha Valley
- Proximity to downtown Charleston while maintaining a more residential feel
- Generally quieter than downtown areas
- Access to nearby parks and green spaces
- Lower housing costs compared to some other Charleston neighborhoods
- Close to amenities in greater Charleston area
- Part of Charleston’s public transportation network
- Community feel with established neighborhoods
Cons:
- Limited commercial development within the neighborhood itself
- Some areas may have aging infrastructure
- Hilly terrain can be challenging for walking or during winter weather
- Limited nightlife options compared to downtown Charleston
- Some parts may experience economic challenges common to the region
- Public school quality varies within the area
- Limited healthcare facilities directly in the neighborhood
- May lack some urban amenities found in larger cities
