2315 Woodland Ave SW

An exceptional mid-century residence in South Charleston, defined by its architectural significance and enduring craftsmanship. 2315 Woodland Avenue was designed for his family by Howard Johe, a respected West Virginia architect whose work includes the WVU Coliseum and the West Virginia Culture Center. Johe studied with Frank Lloyd Wright and was principal of Silling Associates. The home was built by master builder Jake Dudley, known for exceptional woodworking and construction. True to its mid-century roots, the interior showcases expansive windows, redwood paneling and beams, mahogany doors, cork and slate flooring, and custom built-ins with bookmatched cherry cabinetry—each element thoughtfully designed and beautifully preserved. Offering 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, the layout balances character and livability, making this a standout property with both history and presence.