Powhatan Point

Nestled in Belmont County along the Ohio River, Powhatan Point is a small community of about 1,511 residents with 806 housing units. Owner-occupied homes account for 67.4 percent of the housing stock, reflecting a community where most households have put down roots rather than renting. For those who do rent, the median gross rent of $453 per month sits well below state and national averages, making rental housing relatively accessible. The median household income is $49,453. Most working residents commute to their jobs, with an average one-way travel time of 23.1 minutes, and only 2.0 percent of workers work from home, suggesting the local economy is anchored in industries that require an in-person presence. The village sits in the eastern edge of Ohio where Belmont County meets the river, and its modest size and predominantly owner-occupied housing reflect the character of many small river towns in this part of the state.

Market description generated from current MLS and U.S. Census data.