About This Property

If your looking for a hidden gem, take a look at this home! Current owner purchased to redo and his job was relocated. The home has wide woodwork throughout and the beauty of a front main staircase and rear staircase common for a home of this era. Hardwood floors throughout the 2nd level and majority of the main level. There are 4 large bedrooms on the second level. September 2025 a new roof was installed on home and porches, gutters corrected, plus soffit & fascia repaired. The new owner will enjoy the convenient location, providing walking distance to new school being built and a short drive for groceries, restaurants, pharmacy and shopping. If you have a vision this could be a project for your hobby. Home being SOLD AS IS NO WARRANTIES.

The Fizbit

Fizbo Market Record — April 5, 2026 Compared against 139 active listings in Parkersburg, 664 across West Virginia, and 182,000+ nationwide, here is where this property stands. This single-family residence at 821 32nd Street a rich history with its 1905 construction style. The listing notes the presence of wide woodwork throughout, a front main staircase, and rear staircase common for homes of this era. Hardwood floors cover the second level and majority of the main level, while four large bedrooms reside on the upper floor. A new roof was installed in September 2025, along with porch repairs, gutter corrections, and soffit & fascia repairs. Priced at $79,500, this listing ranks above 90% of active inventory in Parkersburg, placing it in the 10th percentile among city listings. In terms of price-per-square-foot, it falls below the median for single-family residences in the city. Compared to the state median price of $235,000 and the city's median of $159,000, this listing is priced at 0.5x the city median. Among the 14 other 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom listings in Parkersburg, this one is priced at the 29th percentile with a median of $145,000. This suggests a strong value position for the seller, as the property offers more home for the money compared to its competitors. The lot size, however, ranks lower than 53% of competing listings. A notable differentiator for this listing is its age – it's one of the oldest properties in the city, with only 3% of listings built before 1905. This could be a selling point for buyers looking for character and history in their home. On the other hand, the absence of an in-law suite or garage may be seen as a drawback by some buyers. With 139 active listings in Parkersburg, this property is competing against a moderate number of options. The city's average days on market stands at 85, suggesting that homes are taking around two months to sell. However, without more specific data, it's difficult to determine the current pace of sales and whether this listing will move quickly or slowly.

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