201 Monroe St N, Alderson, WV 24910

Cottage by the Old Gum Tree. Quaint, on the corner, and one block to shopping and the Greenbrier River. Sit awhile on the 10' X 18' front porch; enjoy one level living with 2 BR, 1 bath, 1,220 sq ft house. Large rooms, hardwood floors, beautiful original doors, 10 ft ceilings, covered side porch and enclosed back porch. Concrete foundation, concrete front porch rebuilt in 2005. Beautiful fenced back yard with gate accesses. Front yard perennial garden, boxwoods, and a garden spot. Off street parking. This is a perfect ''fixer upper'' or flip. House needs new roof, exterior maintenance, and interior updates. Great bones for a great project. Sold ''as is.'' Not in flood plain.Location perfect for residence, vacation rental, or investment. Title issues pending. Cottage by the Old Gum Tree. 201 North Monroe, Alderson, WV 24910 1. Assessor reports house built 1930, but owner reports Circa 1883- 1885. Owner believes this is one of the oldest houses in Alderson. To his knowledge, this house has never flooded. 2. In 2004-2005, house was jacked up 20-22 inches. Extensive foundation repairs: New seals, new concrete foundation, new floor joists, I Beams, new concrete front porch floor, concrete steps. 3. House retains the original poplar clapboard siding. 4. Extra porcelain kitchen tile will convey with house. 5. 10 ft ceilings in some rooms. 6. Fireplace in living room was not used. Woodstove in dining room used. Based on offer, seller is willing to sell or convey the new Warm Morning style wood stove, never used, which is currently sitting on the back porch. 7. Internet: Suddenlink 8. Smoke detector and carbon Monoxide detectors are battery operated. 9. Original hardwood floors living, dining, and bedrooms. 10. House could be easily remodeled for 3 BR. 11. Current heat sources electric baseboard and wood stove. 12. The gum tree is approximately 200 years old, 15 1/2 ft circumference. 13. Truly a walkable/ bicycling community; close to restaurants, Amtrack, churches, elementary school, parks, and Greenbrier River. Assessor reports 1,220 living space, plus 476 covered porches.