Aimee Debaun

“Never before has America seen a house like this,” read a 1949 advertisement for the Lustron, also hailed as “the house of the future.” With fewer than 2,500 left in the US, own a piece of history with this rare Lustron home, located in the heart of First Ward. These porcelain enameled steel homes were designed for durability, functionality, and minimal upkeep. This 2-bedroom, 1-bath , seven

Parcel IDs 31-14-0022-0007-0005 & 31-14-0022-0007-0004 of the Public Records of Monongalia County, Morgantown-6th Ward Corp, West Virginia. Said lots are to be conveyed together subject to approval and/or requirements of the city Planning Department. Subject to easements, restrictions, and covenants of record, and to any applicable zoning ordinances or land use regulations. Access to the

Spacious Brick Home in Suncrest – 4 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, 1⁄2 Acre Lot This well-built brick home offers 2,844 finished square feet (total 3,800 sq ft) on a rare 1⁄2 acre corner lot in the sought-after Suncrest neighborhood. With original hardwood floors, abundant natural light, and multiple living spaces, it’s the perfect place to make your own. Main Level Step onto the charming full-length front

Charming Mid-Century Gunnison | Discover this well-preserved 1953 Gunnison home, perched on a serene knoll in a tree-lined Morgantown neighborhood. This 2-bedroom, 1-bath residence showcases original hardwood floors, a spacious living area with a large picture window, and an ample coat closet. The eat-in kitchen and dining room feature classic wainscoting, retaining their retro charm. Two