Why Live in Avery Street Historic District
The Avery Street Historic District in Parkersburg is known for its rich architectural heritage, featuring over 12 types of historic architecture including American Foursquares, bungalows, Gothic Revival, Italianate, Queen Anne, Victorian, Colonial Revival, Tudor, and Prairie styles. The neighborhood's architectural review board ensures that any alterations or new constructions maintain the historic character. Home prices vary widely, with options for both buyers and renters, and street parking is common, though some homes have carports or driveways. The district is about 1 mile from the Ohio and Little Kanawha rivers, where residents can kayak, boat, and fish. Point Park offers trails and open-air concerts, while the Island Belle Sternwheeler provides access to Blennerhassett Island. Downtown Parkersburg, just outside the neighborhood, features 11 locally owned restaurants, boutique shops, and attractions like the Smoot Theatre, Oil & Gas Museum, and Discovery World children's museum. The area hosts events such as Restaurant Week, The Taste of Parkersburg, and the Downtown Throwdown BBQ & Brewfest. The neighborhood is moderately walkable with most residents using cars for transportation. Major thoroughfares include Market and Avery streets, with 13th Street being the largest cross street. The Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Airport is about 10 miles away. Camden Clark Medical Center is nearby, providing emergency services.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most popular zip codes for renters near Avery Street Historic District?
The most popular zip codes for renters near Avery Street Historic District are
26101 and
26104.