1905 Colonial Revival in Chester, WV
4/11/22
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Posted on OHD: 4/11/22. Last OHD Update: 10/4/22.
This has since "Sold" and is now archived for historical reference and educational purposes.
This has since "Sold" and is now archived for historical reference and educational purposes.
445 Louisiana Ave, Chester, WV 26034
Old world charm and grand charm from another era can be found in abundance in this 1905 Brick Colonial Revival Mansion! This house is located on an acre of land and comes complete with it's own gas well. Whether you want or need a large family home or are looking for a grand corporate head quarters, bed and breakfast or Airbnb, then this 10 bedroom, five bath room house could be just what you are looking for! This property includes the historic carriage house with 5 apartments and parking for up to 6 cars. Enter through grand foyers with gorgeous original varnished wood trim and features. Stay cozy with the beautiful ornate gas fire places in seven rooms. Know that your heating needs in colder winter months are met by the newer gas boiler system and radiators in every room. Entertain in style with the huge grand kitchen with multiple cooking areas and a functioning pantry with additional counters and sinks for preparation and clean up. Host huge outdoor events in the enormous front yard or enjoy personal time in the private back yard complete with a swimming pool, hot tub child's club house! Oversized bedrooms, multiple living and parlor spaces are topped off with a ballroom! This home is on the Historic Registry and has maintained the beautiful features so often lost over the centuries. Words cannot describe the magnificence! Rehab the Carriage house apartments and take advantage of the income potential to pay for the home! The space is to limited to list all rooms.
10 Bed ∙ 3 full, 2 half Bath ∙ 6,223 Sq Ft
Was Listed With
Lisa Straight
Exp Realty
304-919-9085
Reference Links
State: West Virginia | Region: South (South Atlantic) | Associated Styles or Type: Colonial Revival | Period & Associated Styles: Colonial Revival (1880-1955), Eclectic Era |






























