Explore North Wheeling
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Why Live in North Wheeling
North Wheeling is a historic neighborhood known for its brick townhouses built between 1850 and 1900, featuring Victorian-inspired architecture with dormer windows, mansard roofs, gingerbread trim, and stained glass windows. Many homes offer views of the Ohio River from multi-level patios, though some may require repairs due to their age. The neighborhood's crime rate is comparable to the national average, and its location near the river may require flood insurance for some properties. Residents can enjoy nearby parks like Wilson Playground and the Wheeling Heritage Trail, an 18-mile paved path along the river. Oglebay Park, 5 miles east, provides extensive recreational options, including gardens, trails, a zoo, and a golf course. Main Street is the neighborhood's commercial center, featuring local businesses such as Masterpieces of Old Town bakery, East Wheeling Clayworks, and The Windmill restaurant. Community events are organized by the Victorian Old Town Association, with larger festivals held at Heritage Port downtown. North Wheeling is conveniently located less than a mile from Downtown Wheeling, making walking and biking popular for accessing city amenities. The closest hospital is WVU Wheeling Hospital, 3 miles away, and Pittsburgh International Airport is 50 miles away. Students in the area may attend Wheeling Park High, which offers programs like the History of Wheeling Course and has a high rating.