Clean c.1925 West Virginia Foursquare w/ Some Original Elements $59,900

$59,900

Don’t miss this budget-friendly 3-bedroom West Virginia foursquare packed with potential! Situated right in the heart of convenience, you’ll enjoy fast access to major commuter routes, top local amenities, restaurants, and schools—giving you the perfect balance of comfort, location, and affordability.

Realtor Comments

Whether you’re searching for an excellent investment property, your first home, or a place for your growing family, this home checks all the boxes. Featuring spacious living areas, an eat-in kitchen, and plenty of opportunity to make it your own, it’s ready for its next chapter. Affordable opportunities like this don’t come around often-schedule your showing today!

3bd
1ba
1,555sqft
7,841sqft lot
Circa 1925

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433 Cove Rd, Weirton, WV 26062

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Contact Realtor: Bill Raymond

Brokered by Raymond Realty Group LLC

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The Pros

Exceptional Housing Affordability: Real estate costs in Weirton are well below both national and state averages.Whether looking for a mid-century starter home or a property with views off Marland Heights or Weirton Heights, buyers get significantly more square footage and land for their money here than almost anywhere in the region.
Proximity to Pittsburgh & Travel Hubs: Located roughly 35 miles (a 40–45 minute drive) west of downtown Pittsburgh via US-22, Weirton offers a convenient commute for those working in Pennsylvania. It is also only about 25 minutes from Pittsburgh International Airport, making regional or national travel very accessible.
Low Cost of Living: Beyond home prices, daily expenses like property taxes, services, and local utilities remain low. It’s an attractive option for remote workers, retirees, and first-time buyers looking to stretch a paycheck.
Quiet, Small-Town Feel: With a population of around 18,000–19,000, Weirton offers a tight-knit, suburban atmosphere. Traffic within town is minimal, life moves at a relaxed pace, and local institutions like the Mary H. Weir Public Library and local parks add to the community feel.
Healthcare & Local Infrastructure: Anchored by Weirton Medical Center (part of the WVU Health System), residents have solid access to local healthcare, specialty care, and medical jobs without needing to cross state lines for basic treatments.

The Cons

Transitioning Industrial Economy: Historically built around the giant Weirton Steel Corporation, the local industrial base has significantly contracted over recent decades. While healthcare and service sectors exist locally, high-paying corporate, tech, or specialized professional jobs within city limits are scarce. Most professionals commute into Pennsylvania or Ohio for work.
Limited Local Entertainment & Shopping: While there are local diners, pizza spots, and essential retail, options for upscale dining, vibrant nightlife, or major commercial hubs are limited inside Weirton. Residents routinely drive across the river to Steubenville, OH, or east into Robinson Township, PA for broader shopping and entertainment.
Aging Infrastructure & Rust Belt Legacy: Municipal budgets in post-industrial river towns can be tight. Parts of the city downtown reflect the rust-belt downturn with older, vacant industrial structures, aging roadways, and uneven street-level revitalization.
Cloudy, Winter Weather: Similar to the broader Pittsburgh area, Weirton experiences humid summers and chilly, overcast winters with regular snowfall and gray skies for a notable stretch of the year.
Car-Dependent Layout: While specific neighborhoods are quiet for walking, the city overall relies on driving for everyday errands, grocery trips, and commuting across state lines.