Starting at $720 Per Month
- 1 - 4 Beds
100 Hudson Place, Ripley, WV 25271
Hudson Place
(681) 358-3260
Starting at $720 Per Month
100 Hudson Place, Ripley, WV 25271
Hudson Place
(681) 358-3260
Starting at $1,200 Per Month
19 Don Way, Ripley, WV 25271
First month rent free when you sign a 13-month lease. Contact our team today for details and availability!Welcome to 168 at The Donohew! Where Comfort Meets Community. Discover modern living at 168 The Donohew, a brand-new apartment community designed for convenience, connection, and lifestyle. Our thoughtfully crafted community combines style and functionality, giving you the
168 at The Donohew
(681) 358-3853
$715 Per Month
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Ripley, West Virginia is a small, close-knit community of about 3,000 people set among farmland and mountain peaks roughly 40 miles north of Charleston. It functions as a hub for nearby rural areas, with chain stores like Kroger and Walmart clustered near Interstate 77 and U.S. Route 33, and locally owned coffee shops and auto dealerships lining Main Street. Outdoor attractions include Mill Creek for recreation and Ripley City Park, which has a skate park, baseball, basketball and tennis facilities, plus a splash pad and pool with a waterslide in summer. Cedar Lakes adds camping, fishing, mini golf and a 24-hole disc golf course, and hosts the Mountain State Art and Craft Fair every Fourth of July weekend. Ripley is known for America’s Largest Small Town Independence Day Celebration, with a long-running parade, footrace, live music, line dancing and fireworks, as well as the Jackson County Junior Fair with livestock shows, demolition derbies and horse events. Housing ranges from older homes near the center to late-20th-century split-level, ranch and New Traditional styles on the edges, typically on quarter-acre or smaller lots that often lack sidewalks. Due to its lowland setting and heavy rainfall, flooding can be a serious concern. Nightlife leans casual, with the windowless Fairplain Yacht Club dive bar and Roadhouse 2081, a family-owned steakhouse known for dishes like prime rib, Norwegian salmon and pulled pork. Jackson County Schools are locally rated as above average, and Ripley High School has been recognized for civic engagement.