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Classic downtown attractions and outdoor amenities on the Monongahela River
Downtown Morgantown blends the hallmarks of an urban core — shops, restaurants, apartments — with the city’s outdoor-loving spirit. Locals can see outdoor concerts overlooking the Monongahela River, or hop on waterfront cycling trails through the urban landscape. The city’s cultural attractions are here, as is the downtown campus of West Virginia University (WVU), drawing consistent foot traffic from students, faculty and staff.
Hazel Ruby McQuain Park is home to the Ruby Amphitheater where residents can catch great shows.
Even the dogs were enjoying the music at the Wine and Jazz Festival in Downtown Morgantown.
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Waterfront dining at Oliverio's Ristorante
There's an eclectic dining scene downtown, from sit-down Thai to neighborhood pubs. Oliverio’s Ristorante is particularly beloved for its breadsticks, pasta and patio overlooking the river. Next door, Mountain State Brewing Company has similarly scenic views, as well as wood-fired pizzas, craft beer and margarita flights. Iron House Tavern is another downtown favorite for brunch, lunch or dinner, currently celebrating its 10-year anniversary. Gift shops such as River Fair Trade and other small businesses line High Street.
Grocery options are limited within downtown, save for Von Son Asian Market, a specialty grocer stocking a wide array of pan-Asian goods. Between May and November, locals can also find fresh produce at the Morgantown Farmers Market, open on Saturdays on Spruce Street. Otherwise, the Sabraton Aldi or the Kroger at Suncrest Towne Centre are within a 2.5-mile drive.
Oliverio's Ristorante serves up food and drinks for the Downtown Morgantown crowd.
Oliverio's Ristorante is a Downtown Morgantown favorite for great food and relaxing atmosphere.
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Cycling along Deckers Creek
Morgantown’s outdoorsy culture is present even in its most urban setting. Here, Deckers Creek bends around the High Street shopping district and merges with the Monongahela River, a scenic union just south of Hazel Ruby McQuain Park, a green space with an amphitheater. “Deckers Creek has seen a remarkable turnaround,” says Brian Hurley, executive director of Friends of Deckers Creek. “In the early 2000s, the entire creek was red and no life could live in the creek because of acid pollutants.” He says a brand-new acid mine drainage facility has already improved water quality in just a few months and that now people are swimming there. "People are talking about how much clearer the water is,” he says. Locals can also cycle along the Deckers Creek Trail or the paved Caperton Rail-Trail, which offers river views. “If it’s a nice day, you’ll see dozens of people. If it’s a rainy, cold day, you’ll still see a few people,” Hurley says. The area’s dog owners can head to Stanley’s Spot Dog Park, a grassy, fenced-in park with separate sections for large and small pets.
Cyclists love the many paved trails in and around downtown Morgantown.
The pedestrian bridge on the Caperton Trail can be found at Hazel Ruby McQuain Park.
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Free summer concerts at Ruby Amphitheater
When the weather warms up, the waterfront Ruby Amphitheater draws crowds from across the city for the Ruby Summer Concert Series. The 12 shows are free, and often feature big names in music; The 2024 lineup includes an ABBA tribute act, the Steep Canyon Rangers and the Plain White T’s.
The Wine and Jazz Festival in Downtown Morgantown at Hazel Ruby McQuain Park.
Local WVU College students go to downtown Morgantown to grab lunch.
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Morgantown's cultural attractions
Downtown hosts Morgantown’s major cultural attractions. The 1920s-era Metropolitan Theatre hosts film screenings and touring acts, and the Monongalia Arts Center features exhibitions of local arts and classes in visual and performing arts. The Morgantown History Museum next door tells the city’s story through a rich collection of diverse artifacts. Morgantown Public Library offers fun programming for all ages, from adult glow-in-the-dark painting to the “Tween Chocolate Olympics,” featuring challenges such as Oreo stacking and M&M sorting.
Morgantown Market Place is a multi-functional, solar-paneled pavilion in downtown Morgantown.
The Metropolitan Theatre was first opened in 1924 in downtown Morgantown and is still open.
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Limited single-family homes surrounding WVU and the main core
“There are mostly apartments downtown,” says Melissa Hornbeck, associate broker with Old Colony Realtors and the 2023 West Virginia Association Realtor of the Year. “We are in general a fairly transient community with the university and two hospital systems. We have quite a bit of people coming from outside the area.” Buyers can find pockets of single-family homes in the foothills surrounding campus and the downtown core. These homes are a mix of investment and turnkey properties and range from 1920s Foursquares to 1970s split-level builds. Prices typically fall between $90,000 and $250,000, depending on updates made to the home. Some condos are clustered around McQuain Park, selling between $160,000 and $225,000.
Split level style homes are found in and around downtown Morgantown.
The four square style home are often renovated by the new owners in downtown Morgantown.
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WVU's historic downtown campus
WVU’s downtown campus draws thousands of students and employees into the area each day. The campus comprises the northern end of downtown, and includes residence halls, a library and a network of stately academic and administrative buildings with brick and stone facades.
Young children attend Eastwood Elementary, which has an A-minus from Niche. Mountaineer Middle has an A. Niche ranks University High the No. 1 STEM school in the state and gives the school an overall A-minus. Students can participate in Project Lead the Way, a hands-on engineering curriculum, or sign up for the environmental sustainability club.
WVU campus is filled with grand older buildings easily accessible from Downtown Morgantown.
The Morgantown Public Library is conveniently located in downtown for residents and visitors.
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Quick commuting beyond downtown
Route 119 and 19 intersect within the neighborhood, connecting residents with employers and recreation throughout the city. Ruby Memorial Hospital is about 2 miles away. Several bus lines operate within the neighborhood, with stops concentrated around campus and High Street.
Downtown Morgantown sits along the Monongahela River.
An alleyway in downtown Morgantown that connects two main streets in the city.
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Downtown Morgantown Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Downtown Morgantown, Morgantown sell after 37 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Downtown Morgantown, Morgantown over the last 12 months is $225,000, up 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Attention seniors, students and downtown professionals--experience the best of city living in this 1-bedroom, 1-bath condo perfectly situated beside Riverfront Park. Enjoy scenic strolls along the river and the convenience of being just steps from restaurants, shops, nightlife, amphitheater and public transportation. This secure-access building offers 24-hour security, private parking, a fitness
Disregard listing price. Property will be sold at auction. Corner Lot - 0.25 +/- Acres (as assessed). Dead End Street - Privacy. Potential Building Lot. Zoned R1. Public Utilities. Property Near 1345 Poplar St. Quit Claim Deed - No Warranty. Property will be sold at public auction Tuesday, November 18th at 7PM. Online Bidding Only. Please visit Joe R. Pyle Auctions website for information on how
Jordan KigerJoe R. Pyle Complete Auction and Realty Service
Disregard listing price. Property will be sold at auction. 0.46 +/- Acres (as assessed). Public Utilities. Zoned R3 - 225' Road Front. General Warranty Deed. Sold Subject to Owner Confirmation. Property will be sold at public auction Tuesday, November 18th at 7PM. Online Bidding Only. Please visit Joe R. Pyle Auctions website for information on how to bid.
Jordan KigerJoe R. Pyle Complete Auction and Realty Service
It is walking distance to the WVU downtown campus and the PRT. Access to the rail trails is located behind the building. You'll be just steps away from a wide array of dining, shopping, and entertainment options. This apartment features an in-unit washer and dryer, dishwasher, and has central air. With a large private balcony that can be accessed through 2 of the bedrooms and the living
Brand new renovation project. The property has top of the line appliances and finishings. Located near downtown morgantown and the Downtown Campus of West Virginia University (WVU).
High Street Commons offers newly renovated 2-, 3-, and 4-bedroom apartment homes in Morgantown West Virginia. Located 0.2 miles from West Virginia University’s Downtown Campus and just seconds away from shopping, dining, and entertainment. High Street Commons features spacious floor plans, stainless steel appliances, in-unit laundry and stylish fixtures, which will be the perfect place to work,
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