These are the five highest-priced home sales reported in Charleston & Kanawha Valley, West Virginia for the week ending November 8, 2026, and together they came to $2.46 million. Two of the sales were in Charleston, with one each in Winfield, Hurricane and South Charleston, split between Kanawha County and Putnam County.
The group spans close to a century of building. The oldest home dates to 1926 and the newest to 2014, and three of the five are one-story homes, from a brick home on half an acre to a mid-century ranch on nearly three wooded acres.
No. 1 — $715,000 · 930 Lower Ridgeway Rd, Charleston, West Virginia
The architect Walter Martens designed this South Hills home on Lower Ridgeway Road, and it was completed in 1939. It sold for $715,000, the highest price of the week.
Inside, oak floors run beneath detailed mahogany trim, and the home has a formal dining room, an eat-in kitchen and two fireplaces. The two-story brick home has four bedrooms, four bathrooms and 2,863 square feet, the most bedrooms and bathrooms among the five sales. Above the main floors, the attic is fully floored and could become more living space, a home office or a place for recreation, and there is also a full basement.
The home sits on 0.70 acres of landscaped grounds with a patio and a porch. It also has a slate roof, a heated driveway, a generator that serves the whole home and an attached two-car garage. The property last sold in 2004 for $240,000, 22 years ago.
Vickie McLaughlin of Old Colony was the listing agent and also represented the buyer, so the same agent was on both sides of the sale.
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No. 2 — $520,000 · 10 Anchors Way, Winfield, West Virginia
Everything is on one floor in this brick home in Winfield’s Dockside Estates, and at 2,952 square feet it is the largest of the five by living area. Built in 2000, the home has three bedrooms and three bathrooms on a level lot of 0.54 acres.
The layout includes formal living and dining rooms as well as a separate gathering room. The kitchen has a wall oven and a countertop range, with a breakfast nook beside it, and wood floors cover much of the home. The primary suite has a walk-in closet and a bath with both a separate shower and a whirlpool tub. Outside there are a porch and a patio, and an attached two-car garage.
The home went under contract seven days after it was listed and sold for $520,000, just above its $519,900 asking price. Todd Nelson of Old Colony, Realtors of Htgn was the listing agent, and Adam Lindell of Cornerstone Realty, LLC represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $499,900 · 617 Fort Hill Dr, Charleston, West Virginia
Built in 1926, the oldest home in this week’s group stands on Fort Hill Drive in South Hills, a few minutes from downtown Charleston. It sold for $499,900, just above its asking price of $499,000.
The kitchen is by Darin Fisher, with granite counters and Viking appliances, and it opens to a large dining area with custom window seating. The primary suite has space for a sitting area and a king bed along with a custom bath. Storage was clearly a priority: the home has seven walk-in closets, and the full basement includes a workshop area.
The two-story home has three bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,932 square feet on the smallest lot of the five, 4,791 square feet. A front porch, a deck, a generator for the whole home and an oversized two-car garage round it out. The property last sold in 2025 for $460,000.
Crystal Reeves-Paynter of Faith Realty & Co., LLC was the listing agent, and Dara Belcher, from the same brokerage, represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $400,000 · 13 Keeneland Ln, Hurricane, West Virginia
The newest home in the group, a brick ranch completed in 2014, went under contract three days after it was listed. The home on Keeneland Lane in Rockwood Forest in Hurricane then sold for $400,000, which was $13,500 above its $386,500 asking price.
The interior has an open plan with hardwood floors and six-panel hardwood doors, and the great room has a fireplace. There is a breakfast area next to the kitchen, and the home has a large attic, built-ins in the utility room and board-and-batten accents. The one-story home has three bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,298 square feet. Its 0.49-acre lot is wooded, with a tiled front porch and a private patio out back, and the interstate, shopping and dining are a short drive away. The property last sold in 2022 for $320,000.
Connie Machel of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Central was the listing agent, and Johnna Jones of Cornerstone Realty, LLC represented the buyer. Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Central listed two of this week’s top five sales, this one and the fifth.
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No. 5 — $328,000 · 2110 Geary Rd, South Charleston, West Virginia
This mid-century modern ranch on Geary Road in the Thousand Oaks neighborhood of South Charleston was built in 1956 and has the most land of the five, 2.85 wooded acres with natural landscaping around the home. The exterior is block and stone, and the one-story home has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,182 square feet, with an eat-in kitchen, a breakfast area, a dining area, a porch, a patio and an attached two-car garage. The property last sold in 2023 for $265,000.
The home went under contract four days after it was listed and sold for $328,000, which was $8,000 above its $320,000 asking price. Alanie Flanagan of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Central was the listing agent, the brokerage’s second listing in this week’s top five. Pam S. Hylbert-Eder of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Professional Realt represented the buyer.
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