223 Axtell Ave, Renick, WV 24966

223 Axtell Ave. Renick. Best Greenbrier River and GR Trail access. Discover the unknown paradise and enjoy the iconic ''turn of the 19th century'' original 2-3 BR, 2 bath house with full basement on 0.7 acres in downtown Renick. Property and house are well maintained. Beautiful original ornate verge trim, wormy chestnut kitchen cabinets, spacious light filled rooms, finished lower-level living space with separate entrance, hardwood floors. Nice exterior extensions to protect for inclement weather. Lovely level double lot (easy to build) with raised garden beds, apple and maple trees, and butterfly gardens. City water, plus a well. Central Heat/AC. Own ''Street to Street'' and joins the Greenbrier River Trail with the best views of Renick and River. Additional Information on 223 Axtell Ave. Renick, WV 24966 Renick, WV, is truly a revitalized community with a small town American feel. In the 1920s, the town was a boom town with logging and the river as the centerpiece. Now, the town is a wonderful Appalachian icon set along the banks of the Greenbrier River and hosts a community park adjacent to the Greenbrier River Trail, a 75 mile bike and hike trail. Renick has a public boat launch and good parking for bicyclists, kayakers, hikers. Upon first glance, Renick appears as the quiet community along Rt 219 North. But lower Renick on Auto Rd is the old time community heralding a few original buildings and the restored Bank of Renick. RVs are welcome and Town of Renick is an active community welcoming folks to participate. Located ~20 minutes from downtown Lewisburg, Renick is a, easy drive with farmlands and mountain views. Property Info: 1. Built in cedar closets. 2. Upstairs bathroom is a 2 room suite with bathroom adjacent to dressing area with double closets. Nice electric heater & paddle fan added to bathroom. 3. 2 nonworking chimneys. Basement chimney needs stainless steel liner and has a wood burning stove. Current owners did not use. 4. Forced air furnace is fuel oil; central heat/air was installed ~3 years ago. New oil tank foundation. 5. Booster on roof increases cell phone service. 6. Current owners improved gutter system. 7. Porch swing conveys. 8. Organic amended soil in raised garden beds. With deer proof fence & shade cloth cover option. 9. Hand crafted outdoor chess Set conveys. 10. Indoor root cellar pantry great for canning storage. 11. 3 Outdoor entrances: 2 on main level; 1 basement level leads to workshop, laundry, and lower level living area. Windows in basement provide nice light. 12. Ceiling in basement is double reflective insulation. Same type insulation also used in attic. This provides easy heating and cooling supplement. Added 3 gable end roof vents. 13. Nice flex space upstairs. Once a formal dining room can now be used as office or BR. 14. 2022, Extended front porch and added cover 15. Septic pumped Dec 2021. 16. Workshop in Basement designed by Master Craftsman, extensive shelving and designed for organization. 17. Ceiling Fans 2022, 5 rooms, 2 in basement. 18. Workshop added to back of house with drive up access. 19. Covered bike & recycling areas. 20 Wall to wall carpeting removed to reveal original wide plank wooden floors 2022 and handmade new sboe moulding finish added. 21. Raised platform for easier washer/dryer access 2024 22. 6 Apple trees w/fencing planted 2023. 23. All cinderblock foundation & 2 chimneys painted in waterproof white paint. 24. Re-constructed stairway from kitchen to basement, added handrails, and painted w/ non-slip paint. T convey: 2 de-humidifiers in basement 1 air cleaner in basement Insulated panels to insert in all windows for times of leaving house during winter A few tools and bits in basement Electric lawn mower in rear workshop Furnishings in house, can be removed The oil tank is full, we've been very happy with Davenport. The lawn is scheduled and paid to be mowed by John Reinholdt (phone numbers on side of fridge) New air filter in furnace September 1, 2025 Chimney cleaned for furnace and oil filter changed 2022 Chimney inspected and not usable by woodstove Downstairs bathroom blue taped switch stays on and runs pump for toilet and drains Outside water "hydrant" is connected to old well for watering garden. Water to fenced garden is through red hose which connects to Grey hose connects to hydrant for apple trees and other locations Indoor water is Lewisburg city water We created The Free Books Library and is used, would be nice to keep it going. No one else maintains.