This beautiful 1920 home is situated in the South Hills, a quaint neighborhood of Charleston, West Virginia. Within walking distance are parks, restaurants, coffee and trails for walking or jogging. Less than 5 minutes from downtown as well as major shopping areas, the airport, local hospitals and the University, this home is perfectly located for your stay in West Virginia. You will enjoy our 1920s home with original moldings, doors and wood flooring. The kitchen is modernly updated and fully equipped for your cooking enjoyment. All three bedrooms are on the 2nd floor along with 1 large bathroom. The beds have new mattresses and very comfortable. The queen bedroom has a side sun room that has a daybed that can be made into a king size bed, perfect for families with children. You will also enjoy the basement area with games and a mini ping-pong table. Laundry area is also located in the basement. A full size air mattress is available to use either in basement or living room. The main floor has the main living area with comfortable furniture and a smart TV, a dining room that seats 8 and the kitchen and 2nd smaller bathroom. We know you will find this a comfortable well equipped home for your stay. If you are coming with a larger party and need more accommodations we have 2 other houses within walking distance. Please look at our South Hills Charmer listing and/or our 1930's West Virginia Charmer listing. This is an older neighborhood built in a hilly area. As a result parking is tight and streets are narrow. There is parking below the house but it is street parking is on a narrow street with a long walkway with many stairs to the front door. We do not recommend parking below the house if you can avoid it. There is a driveway and parking area behind the house. The driveway is narrow with a sharp turn at the end. Take your time when navigating the driveway. At the bottom of the driveway is a garage which one car can park in. There is also a parking pad where 2 more cars can park. It is difficult to get cars turned around once We live about 30 minutes outside Charleston and can be reached via the messaging app thru airbnb. We try and respond immediately if possible but know if we happen to be out of cell range or driving our response may he delayed however we usually are able to respond within an hour. This is a charming and historic neighborhood. With this comes come parking issues as this area was built before parking was a consideration. Things are hilly and tight. The back parking pad on the house is down a shared driveway. The parking area is tight but we have not had any problem getting a vehicle turned around. You may have to take your time turning around and maybe even use a spotter if you don't have a backup camera. You can also park in the garage but you will still have to work on turning around if you don't want to back up the driveway. You can also park on the street below the house, however street parking can be harder to find and you have to climb a lot of stairs to get to the front door from the street below. This is an older neighborhood built in a hilly area. As a result parking is tight and streets are narrow. There is parking below the house but it is street parking is on a narrow street with a long walkway with many stairs to the front door. We do not recommend parking below the house if you can avoid it. There is a driveway and parking area behind the house. The driveway is narrow with a sharp turn at the end. Take your time when navigating the driveway. At the bottom of the driveway is a garage which one car can park in. There is also a parking pad where 2 more cars can park. It is difficult to get cars turned around once more than one car is on the parking pad. If you are going to park more than one car on the parking pad then we recommend that you get the first car turned around before driving the 2nd car onto the pad. This is a quiet family neighborhood. Please respect quiet hours directed by city ordinance of 10pm -7am.