These are the five highest-priced home sales reported in Charleston & Kanawha Valley, West Virginia for the week ending November 1, 2026. Two of them were in South Charleston, both two-story homes in the city. The other three trade a neighborhood street for land: a log home in the woods of Putnam County, a working horse farm, and a large brick home on acreage in Kanawha County. Together the five sold for $2.925 million.
No. 1 — $685,000 · 320 Sundown Rdg, South Charleston, West Virginia
The week’s top sale is a custom home in South Charleston, built in 2019, that sold for $685,000. Stone and vinyl siding cover the outside of the two-story home, which has four bedrooms, two full baths and a half bath in 3,906 square feet, on a lot of 0.41 acres.
The rooms include a formal dining room and an eat-in kitchen, and there is a fireplace with an insert. Floors are hardwood, tile and carpet. The full basement is a walkout lower level with space for a new owner to add a recreation room, a home gym, a guest suite or more living area. Outside there is a deck and a porch, and a two-car garage.
Dewayne Duncan of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Central was the listing agent, and Margo H. Teeter of Old Colony represented the buyer. Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Central also listed the No. 3 sale of the week, giving the brokerage two of the five listings in this Top 5.
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No. 2 — $637,500 · 214 Wynterhall Ln, South Charleston, West Virginia
In The Ridges, a community in South Charleston, a brick-and-stone home built in 2012 sold for $637,500. The home has 4,659 square feet, four bedrooms and five baths, four of them full and one a half bath, on a lot of 0.31 acres. The property last sold for $445,000 in 2021.
Its plan gives the home two primary suites, one on the main level and one on the upper level. The upper level also has two more bedrooms, two full baths and a media room. An open layout connects the living room, a dining area and an upgraded kitchen, and a mudroom off the garage is fitted with cubby lockers and a chalkboard wall. Floors are hardwood, tile and carpet, and there is a fireplace, a patio, a porch and an attached two-car garage.
The home went under contract 30 days after it was listed. Kresta Hill of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Professional Realt was the listing agent.
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No. 3 — $587,500 · 599 Olympia Fields Dr, Winfield, West Virginia
On 6.67 wooded acres in Olympia Fields in Winfield, this log-style home is built in the manner of a mountain lodge, with stone and log on the outside and hardwood and tile floors within. It sold for $587,500.
The open plan is organized around a two-story living room, and the home has a stacked-stone fireplace. In the kitchen there are granite counters, a breakfast bar and a stacked-stone backsplash, and there is a separate breakfast area. Of the four bedrooms, three are on the main level, while the fourth shares the upper level with a large family room. The home has 3,400 square feet and four full baths.
The basement is finished and sits above grade, with a recreation room and a custom bar with a wine refrigerator. A wraparound porch includes a screened section, and the grounds have an outdoor sauna and two storage buildings, along with an attached two-car garage.
The home went under contract 14 days after it was listed. Dallas Sheldon Jr of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Central was the listing agent, and Kim Wade, also of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Central, represented the buyer. With the week’s top sale, that brokerage listed two of the five homes in this Top 5.
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No. 4 — $520,000 · 154 Horseshoe Dr, Buffalo, West Virginia
Eastern Sky Farm in Buffalo covers 47.10 acres of rolling land, the most of any property in this Top 5, and it sold for $520,000. It is set up as a horse farm. An oversized barn has four horse stalls and a tack room, with workshop space and room to store farm equipment. There are fenced pastures and riding trails, a pond with a dock and a chicken coop.
The farmhouse, built in 1990, is reached by a private driveway and has a wraparound porch. Its two stories hold 2,214 square feet, with three bedrooms and three full baths. A large sunroom with a vaulted ceiling looks out over the land. The kitchen has been updated with granite counters, stainless appliances and a center island, and the living room has a fireplace. Floors include hardwood. The primary suite has a dressing area, and the other bedrooms each have two closets. A three-car garage serves the property.
The farm went under contract five days after it was listed. Kimberly Jarrouj of EXP REALTY, LLC was the listing agent, and Ashley Winfree of ERA Property Elite represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $495,000 · 136 Lock Ln, Alum Creek, West Virginia
The largest home in this Top 5 is an all-brick, custom-built home on 20 acres in Alum Creek, which sold for $495,000. It has 5,000 square feet, six bedrooms and six baths, four full and two half, the most bedrooms and bathrooms among the five. Guest quarters within the home have a full kitchen of their own, and the floors are marble.
About two acres of the land are cleared, with mature woods around them. The property comes with timber rights and the option to add a barn and keep livestock under controls. There is a screened porch, a shed and an attached three-car garage. The home is in a homeowners association community with easy access to Charleston’s hospitals, business district and Yeager Airport. The property last sold for $75,000 in 2002.
The home went under contract 14 days after it was listed. Taylor Ramsey of Joe R. Pyle Complete Auction and Realty Service was on both sides of the sale, as the listing agent and representing the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 1, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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