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About 831 4th Ave Huntington, WV 25701
Downtown living at its finest. This 2606 sqft upscale modern condo features a gated-private off street parking lot, elevator access, fitness facility, and a secured entry. Location provides ample options for dining, entertainment and local events. The modern condo offers a large foyer with stunning chandelier, alcoves for displaying art and high ceilings throughout. The open floor plan with floor to ceiling windows, stacked stone covered gas fireplace and accent columns are just a few of the highlights. The kitchen offers wall ovens, built in stove with a marble herringbone backsplash and a large island for entertaining your guests. The attention to detail can't be missed in this condo and continues throughout the communal areas in the building as well. Full remodel completed in 2015.
Amenities & Expenses
- Washer/Dryer
- Smoke Free
Condo Amenities
Parking
Surface Lot
Lease Length
- 6 Month
Features
- •Washer/Dryer
- •Smoke Free
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City - Huntington
Huntington
Huntington, West Virginia remains a center for arts and culture in the Mountain State. In its early days, the Ohio River provided the lifeblood to the city as steamships carrying coal and timber from the surrounding mountains used Huntington as a port. While other cities have suffered from urban decay following deindustrialization, Huntington still remains a lively city and has preserved many of its historic buildings, converting them into eclectic mixes of shops and restaurants. The Ritter Park Historic District contains more than 70 large restored historic homes that exemplify notable architectural styles from the 20th century.
Additionally, Huntington houses Marshall University, which sits at the heart of the city. In addition to containing many historic buildings, the school also brings in young people to the city and contributes to the city's arts scene. Huntington also benefits from the large crowds that pour into the city to view the legendary football games at Marshall.