212 Grand St Apartment

Available! Step inside 212 Grand Street and you'll immediately understand why this home has held its character for nearly a century. Built in 1932, this two-story single-family home sits in Morgantown's established South Park neighborhood and offers 3 bedrooms and 1.5 baths across a genuinely spacious layout. Original architectural details have been preserved throughout — crown molding runs through the main living areas, and the generous room proportions typical of 1930s construction give the home a sense of openness that newer builds of similar size rarely match. Large windows fill the interior with abundant natural light, creating a bright, warm, comfortable space that feels welcoming from the moment you arrive. The floor plan is built for real living. A separate family room gives you a second gathering space beyond the main living area — ideal for a media room, study, or a quiet retreat away from the main flow of the house. The kitchen comes equipped with an oven and full appliance setup, and durable vinyl flooring throughout the main areas keeps upkeep simple. Bedrooms are well-proportioned with solid closet space. A dedicated mud room off the entry handles boots, coats, and gear before it reaches the living space — a small detail that makes a real difference through a West Virginia winter. Downstairs, a full basement adds substantial storage capacity, and central air conditioning plus full heating keep the home comfortable year-round. Washer and dryer are included in the unit, so there are no shared laundry rooms or trips to a laundromat. Parking is a genuine advantage at this address. Residents receive two dedicated spaces in a private driveway at the rear of the property — a rarity this close to downtown — with the option to purchase Blue Curb passes from the City of Morgantown for additional street parking. The location is hard to beat. Downtown High Street and the commercial core sit roughly a third of a mile away, with WVU's main campus about 2.2 miles and a six-minute drive, and the WVU Health Sciences Campus and Ruby Memorial around 3.2 miles or eight minutes. Mon Health Medical Center is under ten minutes by car. Grand Street forms part of the boundary of the South Park Historic District, the first neighborhood in Monongalia County listed on the National Register of Historic Places, recognized for its 501 contributing buildings in the post-Victorian styles popular between 1900 and 1940 — this home is very much of that era and that fabric. Assigned schools are Mountainview Elementary, South Middle, and Morgantown High. Beyond the block, residents enjoy everything that makes Morgantown the most popular destination in West Virginia. The Deckers Creek Rail-Trail runs along the northern edge of the neighborhood, Hazel Ruby McQuain Riverfront Park sits about a half mile north, and the Core Arboretum is roughly a five-minute drive. Downtown offers independent shops, restaurants, coffee houses, and the restored historic Metropolitan Theatre, while Coopers Rock State Forest is about 12 miles east for hiking and climbing, with white-water rafting on the Cheat River nearby. apartments Inquire today to schedule a showing. Utilities - Tenant pays all utilities Pets - Dogs and cats welcome, max 2 — $300 deposit per pet, $50/month per pet, 40 lb weight limit, pet screening required Parking - Two private driveway spaces at rear of property; Blue Curb street passes available through the City of Morgantown Laundry - Washer and dryer included Presented by Red Brick Property Managementent