Wonderful 5BR 3 Bath West Virginia Home For Sale $199K

$199,000

Step through the front door of this West Virginia home to immediately discover a classic wooden staircase, warm hardwood floors, and a decorative fireplace with a built-in mantle, along with a convenient main-level primary bedroom with a full ensuite bath.

Realtor Comments

This Stately, 5 bedroom, 2.5 bath home on nearly 1/2 acre in Harriville, WV. is something to see. The large family room has hardwood floors, plenty of natural light from the windows and another decorative fireplace and has a 1/2 bath adjoning it. There is a formal dining room with hardwood floors, built in shelving and cabinetry and high ceilings. There is a large sunroom, with windows on three sides,overlooking the side and back yards. The sun room flows into the most unbelievable room in this home, the newly renovated kitchen! Nothing was spared here. New kitchen cabinets with Granite countertops, new lighting, kitchen island and new appliances. The upstairs has 4 bedrooms and an additional full bath.This large back yard has plenty of room for entertaining and there’s plenty of parking with the wide driveway and 2 car carport. Come take a look at this piece of history!

5bd
2.5ba
2,590sqft
0.44 acre
Circa 1910

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516 E Main St, Harrisville, WV 26362

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Pros of Living in Harrisville, WV

High Housing Affordability: Real estate prices are well below state and national averages, with median home values typically hovering around $110,000–$125,000. This makes property ownership highly accessible for first-time buyers or those looking for lower property taxes.
County Seat Stability: As the county seat of Ritchie County, Harrisville hosts local administrative offices, county services, and essential community infrastructure, providing a modest level of civic activity and local stability.
Quiet, Small-Town Living: With a population of under 1,600 residents, the town features a low-density, peaceful setting with minimal traffic congestion and a tight-knit community feel.
Proximity to Outdoor Recreation: Situated in North-Central West Virginia, the area provides easy access to hunting, fishing, state parks, and nearby natural attractions like North Bend State Park and the North Bend Rail Trail.
Historic Local Character: The town offers distinct Appalachian charm, including local historical markers and landmarks like Berdine’s Five and Dime, one of the oldest continuously operating variety stores in North America.

Cons of Living in Harrisville, WV

Limited Local Retail and Services: Harrisville lacks major big-box retailers, large department stores, and specialized healthcare providers. Residents must travel to larger regional hubs (such as Parkersburg or Clarksburg) for major shopping, specialized medical care, and entertainment.
Narrow Job Market: Local employment opportunities are limited and mostly restricted to county government, public education, small businesses, or local services. Many working residents commute to neighboring towns or work remotely.
Strict Car Dependency: Public transportation options are virtually nonexistent, and the local topography combined with spread-out amenities makes having a personal vehicle necessary for daily errands.
Economic Challenges: Like many small Appalachian communities, the broader county experiences higher-than-average poverty rates and a sluggish local economy, which can impact local business growth and development.
Older Housing Stock: A significant portion of homes in the area were built in the mid-to-late 20th century or earlier. Buyers often need to account for ongoing maintenance, heating efficiency, and home updates.