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Historic West Virginia mansion goes on sale after five generations with one family

From Times of India · () English

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  • Chancellor House, a 5,827-square-foot Victorian mansion in Parkersburg, West Virginia, is for sale.
  • The family has cared for the home across five generations since it was built in 1878.
  • The property has 16 rooms, 64 windows and intricate walnut woodwork.

A Victorian mansion in Parkersburg, West Virginia, is on the market after five generations with the same family. Known as Chancellor House, the 19th-century estate was built in 1878.

The 5,827-square-foot home has 16 rooms, 64 windows and intricate walnut woodwork. Its design reflects the opulence of its original owner, William Nelson Chancellor.

The property offers buyers the chance to own a distinctive piece of local history, preserved by one family since its construction.

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