Cheapish c.1910 West Virginia Fixer Upper For Sale $125K

OHU50K Notes $125,000

We first featured this West Virginia fixer upper for sale in July 2021 when it was on the market for $27,500, then sold. Work was started after that sale, but more is needed in this eight bedroom, four bath home.

House View featured at 127 Monroe St, Bluefield, WV, 24701

Realtor Comments

Calling all investors: Grand and Timeless, this remarkable property exudes charm and character with its spacious rooms, soaring ceilings and elegant wood floors. A rare opportunity awaits to restore this gem to its former grandeur! New metal roof 2020; foundation lifted, electrical and plumbing updated 2022. The first floor is completely renovated with heating updated. All that’s left is the second floor to complete this amazing home. With three additional lots on the left and right side of home, there’s ample room for expansion or imaginative landscaping. Sold as is, this captivating property presents an unparalleled canvas upon which you can create a dream home or investment property.

8bed
4bath
Circa 1910

127 Monroe St, Bluefield, WV 24701 $125,000

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.

Door featured at 127 Monroe St, Bluefield, WV, 24701

Family History

This was the home of George H. Hill (1868-1950), Bluefield city civil engineer, chief state road engineer, treasurer on Bluefield city council and an organizer of the city’s chamber of commerce. He lived here with his wife, Louise Hawes Hill, children George Jr., Charles and Louis, as well as his in-laws H.H. Hawes and Harriet Hawes. At least two people have died in the residence, including George Sr. and Harriet Hawes.

Sometime after the 1950s, the home was divided into four apartments. Now it must be brought back to a single family.