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What Homes Cost in Clarksburg

You've gotta live somewhere... right? From a West Pike Street historical masterpiece to a family-friendly spot in Hartland/Stealey or Adamston, Clarksburg has a variety of options when it comes to making a home. We're going to help you understand what to expect if you decide to move to the Jewel of the Hills.

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Hannah Wyatt
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Hannah, Our Local Expert Guiding Your Move

Hannah is a born and raised West Virginian who briefly tested life across state lines before realizing the pull of the hills is undefeated. She has lived in both northern and south central West Virginia, moved more times than she can count during college, and knows Charleston well enough to give directions using landmarks instead of street names. She writes fiction, spins yarn into sweaters, drinks Charleston coffee like its a personality trait, and somehow keeps four pets fed. Editing West Virginia guides comes naturally when you know the people shine... even when the sun does not.

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Written with local insight from Snappy Scout relocation experts

What Does Home Look Like in Clarksburg?

Prices, house styles, and the rental fine print locals wish someone had told them sooner.

Home prices are

Surprisingly affordable if you're coming from literally anywhere coastal or big-city

Homes in Clarksburg are typically

A mix of old and new construction, but either way you'll want to keep a handy helper on speed dial

The dream house would be

A historic in Quality Hill with careful renovations

The reality is that it will most likely be

A split-level ranch with carpet older than your parents' marriage

I'll live anywhere except

Backing up to Route 50 where semis become your morning alarm

As long as I'm close to

Walmart (because it's everyone's place to get everything in a pinch) and I-79 (for getting out of town on the weekends)

Stereotypical architecture is

Turn-of-century brick mixed with 70s additions, single-family homes, apartment complexes, ranches

Sought-after views

Rolling hills, anywhere with an unobstructed view of the West Virginia sunset

HOAs around here are

Few and far between

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