135 MaryAnn Lane Brick Cape Cod on 2.8 Acres – Wheeling, WV – $499,000

Property Overview

Beautiful brick Cape Cod home on 2.8 acres in Wheeling, West Virginia, offering four bedrooms, three full bathrooms, one half bathroom, and approximately 2,400 square feet of living space. Built in 2004, the spacious two-level home combines a welcoming foyer with a bright open-concept layout, first-floor living areas, and additional finished space on the lower level.

The property offers a peaceful country setting with a gorgeous view while remaining described as approximately seven minutes from Elm Grove and Oglebay. Outdoor features include a large shed, storage space above the garage, a fenced chicken coop, a carport, and an attached two-car garage.

Interior Features

The main level features a welcoming foyer, living room, dining room, kitchen, and bright open-concept living areas. The home includes first-floor laundry, with an additional laundry hookup available downstairs.

The finished lower level expands the usable living space with a second kitchen and a large recreation room suited to family activities, entertaining, games, or flexible living arrangements. The lower level also includes a full bathroom and can provide a separate area for guests or extended household use.

Kitchen & Living Areas

• First-floor kitchen
• Second kitchen on the lower level
• Open-concept main living layout
• First-floor living room and dining room
• Large lower-level recreation room
• Welcoming foyer
• First-floor laundry
• Additional downstairs laundry hookup

Exterior, Land & Storage

The 2.8-acre property provides room for outdoor use and storage while retaining the rural character highlighted in the listing. A large shed adds dedicated storage space, while additional storage is located above the garage.

The property also includes a fenced chicken coop, carport, and attached two-car garage. The brick exterior and Cape Cod architectural style give the home a traditional residential character.

Structure, Utilities & Property Details

• Single-family residence
• Cape Cod architectural style
• Two levels
• Built in 2004
• Approximately 2,400 square feet of interior living area
• Finished full basement/lower level
• Forced-air heating
• Central cooling
• County water
• Septic tank sewer system
• Parcel number: 0021

Area Overview

Wheeling is located in northern West Virginia along the Ohio River and serves as a regional center for Ohio County and the surrounding Northern Panhandle. U.S. Census Bureau data lists 12,614 households in the city and a 59.8% owner-occupied housing rate for the 2020–2024 period. The Census Bureau reports a median value of owner-occupied housing units of $146,500 for the same period.

Safety & Crime

City-level crime information is available through the Wheeling Police Department. Its 2024 annual statistics reported 517 incidents in the categories highlighted by the department, compared with 588 in 2023. The department reported 157 burglaries, 389 larceny/theft offenses, 33 motor vehicle thefts, and 17 robberies in 2024. These figures describe reported citywide activity and should not be interpreted as property-specific statistics.

The department’s 2025 annual report, released in January 2026, reported further declines in several major categories, including assaults, burglary, vandalism, drug offenses, larceny, robbery, and motor vehicle theft. The department reported 20,784 calls for service in 2025.

Schools & Education

The area is served by Ohio County Schools. The district’s current school directory includes Steenrod Elementary School, Triadelphia Middle School, and Wheeling Park High School among its schools. Nearby-school information is provided as an area reference; school enrollment assignment should be confirmed directly with Ohio County Schools before making housing or enrollment decisions.

• Steenrod Elementary School — PK–5
• Triadelphia Middle School — grades 6–8
• Wheeling Park High School — grades 9–12

Healthcare & Hospitals

Wheeling provides access to hospital and medical services through WVU Medicine Wheeling Hospital at 1 Medical Park. The hospital operates 24 hours and provides inpatient, outpatient, surgical, emergency, imaging, rehabilitation, cardiac, cancer, orthopedic, pediatric, neurological, and other specialty services.

Housing Market History

Historical market data provides context for Wheeling’s broader housing market rather than a valuation of this individual property. Redfin-based market data compiled by Stacker reports the January–March median sale price for Wheeling across several recent years.

Transportation & Access

Wheeling’s transportation network includes local public transportation through OVRTA/EORTA and regional road access. The City of Wheeling identifies Pittsburgh International Airport at approximately 55 miles from the city and Columbus’s primary airport at approximately 120 miles.

The property is also described in its listing as approximately seven minutes from Elm Grove and Oglebay, providing access to nearby community and recreational destinations.

Shopping & Everyday Services

Wheeling offers a mix of everyday services, shopping, dining, and regional retail. The local tourism bureau highlights Historic Centre Market in downtown Wheeling as a shopping and dining destination, while the Highlands area in nearby Triadelphia provides larger-scale retail, restaurants, services, and dealerships.

• Historic Centre Market and downtown Wheeling businesses
• Retail and services in The Highlands
• Target and TJ Maxx in Triadelphia
• Walmart in Triadelphia
• Local pharmacies, restaurants, banking, and everyday services throughout the Wheeling area

Parks & Recreation

Wheeling provides a broad range of public recreation. The city maintains more than 30 public spaces, 22 neighborhood playgrounds, four city pools, and more than 29 ballfields, along with a paved trail network.

Oglebay Park is a major regional recreation destination with 1,650 acres, golf courses, walking trails, a zoo, planetarium, museum, lake activities, tennis, swimming, skiing, gardens, mountain biking, and other amenities. Wheeling Park provides additional year-round recreation, including swimming, skating, tennis, golf, walking paths, playgrounds, and other activities.

Utilities & Connectivity

The property-specific details identify county water service and a septic tank sewer system. These services are distinct from general municipal utility availability elsewhere in Wheeling. The City of Wheeling operates its own water system and water treatment facilities, while individual properties outside the municipal system may have different service arrangements.

For broadband, cellular service, and any utility connection or provider specific to this property, buyers should confirm current availability and serviceability directly with the applicable provider before closing.

Development & Planning

Wheeling’s current comprehensive planning framework is Wheeling Forward 2034, adopted by City Council in 2024. The plan addresses housing, community development, land use, transportation, arts and culture, resilience, youth and education, and other citywide priorities.

Several downtown projects are also active or moving into construction. In July 2026, the J.C. Lando redevelopment project broke ground as a mixed-use development planned to include a boutique hotel, private residences, restaurants, retail space, conference facilities, and public gathering areas. In August 2026, the state announced funding for the more than $25 million Wheeling Gateway Center, planned near the historic Wheeling Suspension Bridge with visitor, heritage, retail, restaurant, event, and office components.

As of September 2026, construction of the Gateway Center has also affected a portion of the Heritage Trail near the Suspension Bridge, with the city expecting that affected section to reopen in May 2027.

Property Summary