Condos for Sale in Grafton, WV

For a city of just over 4,500 people, Grafton has a lot to be proud of. "It's where Mother's Day originated. Anna Jarvis invented Mother's Day in Grafton, and they have a museum," says Christina Crabtree, a Realtor with eXp Realty, who has sold homes in the area. "It's a very historical little town. They do a lot of parades and a lot of traditional stuff." Grafton embraces its history through multiple events and points of interest. This area in Taylor County is home to the only two national cemeteries in the state and hosts West Virginia's official Memorial Day celebration each year. In addition to its history, Grafton offers a small-town pace of life with easy access to the Mountain State's outdoor recreation. Grafton has a wide variety of housing, from classic early 20th-century styles to 1970s and '80s contemporary homes. Victorians, Craftsmans and American Foursquares sit next to each other on the streets near downtown. Some streets feature dense housing, while others have several vacant lots. Buyers can find ranch-style homes and contemporary properties on the city's edges. Most parts of the community have lots of trees and greenery, adding a natural feeling to the area. The