The median home value in Baker, WV is $363,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $108,000.
The national median home value is $231,815.
The average price of homes sold in Baker, WV is $363,000.
Approximately 50% of Baker homes are owned,
compared to 8% rented, while
41% are vacant.
Baker real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Baker real estate agent to arrange a tour
today! Learn more about Baker Real Estate.
Well maintatined 3BD/2.5BA home on 3.56 Acres along a gorgeous stream. Fiber optic internet and home office make this a perfect home for telecommuting. Interior features include: Vaulted wood ceilings, gas fireplace, skylights, custom designed kitchen with granite countertops, master suite ( with walk-in closet, walk in shower, and soaking jacuzzi tub), pellet stove, and tons of storage space Exterior features include: 2 car garage, front porch, backyard gazebo, fire pit, and fenced garden. Only 2 hours from Washington, DC, with easy access to Corridor H. Entire home is on one level with wide doorways for easy access.
Well maintained 3BD/2BA Log Cabin home on 3.8AC with stream. Enjoy mountain stream that runs along back of property and owner-created paths through the woods. Priced below recently appraised value. Interior amenities include: vaulted wood ceilings, flexible loft space, wood walls, main level master bedroom, stainless appliances, laundry, and eat-in kitchen. Exterior features include: screened porch, front porch, basketball court, and storage shed. Owner is log home builder and has recently stained logs (9/18), restored chinking (7/19), stained deck (7/19). No HOA fees. Easy access to Corridor H. Only 2 hours from DC, 60 minutes from Winchester, and 10 minutes from Moorefield.
Charming 3 bedroom, 1 bath home with panoramic mountain views perfectly situated on 1.35 acres with excellent access on a state maintained road 1 mile off of Corridor H. Enjoy sunsets and evening meals on the rear deck and sunrises and morning coffee on the screened-in porch. This is the house you want to call home, from the perfect mudroom, to the eat-in kitchen, there are so many charming features. The history of this converted one-room school house turned private residence exudes character and grace. Lots of mature landscaping and perennial gardens with plenty of room to expand. Two story storage barn/ shed could easily double as an artists studio or workshop.
