The median home value in Clinchco, VA is $54,400.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $77,400.
The national median home value is $219,700.
The average price of homes sold in Clinchco, VA is $54,400.
Approximately 34.5% of Clinchco homes are owned,
compared to 33.5% rented, while
32% are vacant.
Clinchco real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you’re interested in, contact a Clinchco real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Courtesy: REMAX Cavaliers
276-321-7010
Check out this beautifully renovated 3-bedroom brick ranch home, set on a spacious, level yard and encompassing a generous 4.79-acre parcel. Inside, you'll find masterfully refinished original hardwood flooring, a brand-new HVAC system, new windows, upgraded electrical wiring, and a new metal roof installed in 2016. Additionally, there's a versatile bonus space that could serve as a den, man cave, office, or even a fourth bedroom if needed. The property also features a 1-car attached garage and a full unfinished basement, providing ample potential for customization. With so much to offer at this price, this home is a rare find and likely won't stay on the market for long. Don't hesitate, or you might miss out! All information to be verified by all buyers and buyer's agents as it was gathered from public records. Subject to Errors and Omissions
Courtesy: REMAX Cavaliers
276-321-7010
Nestled within 29.35 acres of lush woodlands, this tract of land beckons to be transformed according to your imagination. Embraced by the wonders of wildlife, it yearns for the presence of a snug cabin—a perfect sanctuary for your hunting expeditions or simply basking in the tranquility of nature's embrace. All information to be verified by all buyers and buyer's agents as it was gathered from public records. Subject to Errors and Omissions.
The Lick Creek tract is 68 acres of mountain land located just outside the town of Clincho. This property has a gravel drive going through the middle with a nice camping spot for a camper located along the driveway. Power, and city water are also available along the road. The tract has old logging trails and some great hunting opportunities. There is a creek that runs down the mountain and feeds into the dog branch which runs along the road. Elk have been seen on this tract consistently throughout the years however they are currently located in the Elk Management Zone and are not allowed to be hunted without drawing a lottery. This property would be a great getaway for people looking to have a place away from everything and still have the opportunity for power and city water.
