South Hills
South Hills in Charleston has diverse housing and top-rated schools. Just 1 mile from downtown, it features locally owned shops on Bridge Road and outdoor spaces like Oakmont Park and Wallace Hartman Nature Preserve.
Average Value
$340K
List Price
$85K - $1.4M
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29 Listings
Kanawha City
Aptly located on the Kanawha River, Charleston's Kanawha City is home to several eateries, riverfront properties and the University of Charleston. Water recreation and other green spaces, as well as Interstate 64 access, add to its appeal.
Average Value
$316K
List Price
$86K - $1.7M
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16 Listings
Oakridge-Greenbrier
Oakridge-Greenbrier in Charleston provides wooded tranquility near downtown. It features diverse housing styles and Capital High School. Nearby Coonskin Park offers extensive recreational activities.
Average Value
$283K
List Price
$42K - $566K
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12 Listings
Downtown Charleston
The bustling Downtown Charleston features a mix of condos within walking distance of popular restaurants. Catch live music at Haddad River Front Park or a play at the Clay Center. Bike lanes and bus routes offer easy commutes.
Average Value
$280K
List Price
$110K - $729K
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7 Listings
East End
East End is a historic, riverfront district in Charleston with 19th- and 20th-century homes, a community park and walkability to the city's shops and eateries.
Average Value
$271K
List Price
$51K - $510K
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19 Listings
Cross Lanes
Cross Lanes, WV, is a rural community near Charleston. It features Colonial Revival and ranch homes, Ridenour Memorial Park & Lake for recreation, and Mardi Gras Casino. Local eateries line Goff Mountain Road.
Average Value
$225K
List Price
$71K - $430K
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13 Listings
Sissonville
Sissonville, WV, is a rural community with strong local ties. Camp Virgil Tate, a popular 4-H camp, and Blaine's Village Tavern are notable attractions. Sissonville Drive offers essential services and local eateries for residents.
Average Value
$213K
List Price
$52K - $392K
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3 Listings
Big Chimney
Big Chimney, WV, a rural community 9 miles from Charleston, features homes on larger lots near Coonskin Park's 1,000 acres of recreation. The area offers hiking, fishing, and scenic waterfalls, with lower crime risk than average.
Average Value
$197K
List Price
$30K - $319K
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1 Listing
Tornado
Tornado, WV, near Charleston, is known for outdoor recreation along the Coal River and at Big Bend Golf Course. The community features highly rated schools and offers kayaking, fishing, and golf activities.
Average Value
$195K
List Price
$61K - $333K
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1 Listing
Elkview
Elkview, WV, 15 miles from Charleston, offers rural living with spacious lots and ranch homes. Residents enjoy Coonskin Park's trails, The Husky Den restaurant, and weekend flea markets in this tight-knit community.
Average Value
$193K
List Price
$122K - $375K
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0 Listings
Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury, West Virginia, is a riverside mining community with single-family homes, some offering river access. Nearby Cedar Grove provides parks. Charleston is a 20-minute drive away. The area is popular for water recreation.
Average Value
$171K
List Price
$46K - $192K
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1 Listing
Edgewood
Edgewood, Charleston's first planned suburb, features historic homes from the early 1900s. Located 2 miles from downtown, it offers easy commuting. Cato Park provides outdoor recreation with golf, trails and sports facilities.
Average Value
$146K
List Price
$18K - $514K
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33 Listings
Jefferson
Jefferson, West Virginia, combines residential and industrial areas along the Kanawha River. Ranch-style homes line the waterfront. Nearby attractions include River Alley bowling and St. Albans City Park with its Butterfly Garden.
Average Value
$130K
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1 Listing
West Side
West Side is a riverfront neighborhood just west of downtown Charleston. The area features quaint bungalows and the popular Magic Island Park. Locals enjoy classic eateries like Dancing Dog Ice Cream and Kel's Tavern.
Average Value
$104K
List Price
$19K - $307K
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22 Listings
Chelyan
Chelyan, WV, Jerry West's hometown, is developing a riverfront campground and trailhead. With planned park developments and access to New River Gorge National Park, it has lower crime rates than the national average.
Average Value
$99K
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1 Listing
Pinch
Pinch, WV, located 12 miles from Charleston, has move-in ready 20th-century homes. Notable for the Pinch Reunion and nearby Coonskin Park with a skatepark and hiking trails. The area is safer than the national average.
Average Value
$274K
List Price
$174K - $689K
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3 Listings
North Charleston
On the outskirts of West Virginia's capital city, North Charleston is home to the city's biggest community center. Residential areas feature bungalows and ranch-style homes, and local dining options include Huskey's Dairy Bar.
Average Value
$107K
List Price
$19K - $227K
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5 Listings
Coal Fork
Coal Fork outside of Charleston features modest homes among forested hills. Ken Ellis Memorial Park offers recreation, while grocery stores, restaurants and essential services are all close by.
Average Value
$111K
List Price
$30K - $88K
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1 Listing
Rand
Rand is a small community outside of Charleston, West Virginia, with modest homes that are more affordable than in nearby cities. Major roads like U.S. Route 60 and Interstate 64 make it easy to get to jobs and daily essentials.
Average Value
$103K
List Price
$30K - $169K
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3 Listings
Saint Albans
Saint Albans, West Virginia, is known for kayaking on the Coal River and hosts the popular Yak Fest. The historic downtown offers local eateries. St. Albans City Park provides recreational facilities. Crime rates are low.
Average Value
$178K
List Price
$43K - $463K
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30 Listings
Dunbar
Dunbar's population was once sustained by the factories and chemical plants that lined the Kanawha River. But as factories closed and industry died down, the city became a residential suburb of Charleston. Dunbar has struggled with dilapidated homes and flooding from the river. Efforts to tear down older homes and expand park offerings have helped
Average Value
$147K
List Price
$40K - $414K
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17 Listings
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