Hundred is a uniquely historic town where a sense of community and the beauty of the Appalachian foothills blend to create an inviting environment for residents and newcomers. Famous for being named after its founding settlers, Henry Church and his wife—who both lived to be a hundred—this town charms with its storybook past and the quiet hum of modern, small-town life. Life in Hundred is defined by local traditions like the celebrated Hundred Fourth of July Festival, a highlight for families and visitors seeking authentic community spirit.
Those raising children in Hundred appreciate the close-knit educational experience found at Long Drain School and the Hundred High School, part of the Wetzel County Schools system. Both schools prioritize individualized attention and strong community values. Outdoor lovers relish access to rustic hiking, wildlife watching, and the rolling landscapes that surround town, while the nearby Fish Creek Wildlife Management Area offers opportunities for hunting and fishing enthusiasts.
Hundred's position along Route 250 provides easy connections to larger towns like New Martinsville, making shopping, dining, and cultural events readily accessible. The town is just a short drive from Mannington and sits within Wetzel County, an area known for its recreational parks and riverside vistas. Residents benefit from resources like the Hundred Public Library and convenient healthcare at WVU Medicine Wetzel County Hospital, ensuring needs are always within reach.
Whether you’re looking for a peaceful hometown or are ready to sell and explore new horizons, Agent Pronto can help connect you with the right local real estate agent, making your transition in Hundred seamless and rewarding.