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  • 748 Main Street

  • Barboursville, WV

  • 25504

(304) 763-3320


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Millie Jean Apartments

Office Fax: (304) 763-3319
Office TDD Phone: 711

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748 Main Street Barboursville, WV 25504

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Nestled in the charming town of Barboursville, Millie Jean Apartments, located at 748 Main Street, Barboursville, WV 25504, epitomizes the ideal Barboursville living experience. Offering a wide range of Barboursville rentals, this community stands out among Barboursville apartments for rent due to its modern amenities and prime location. Whether you're searching for apartment rentals or simply exploring apartments in Barboursville, Millie Jean Apartments Barboursville provides spacious and well-appointed units designed to meet your every need. Embrace the convenience and comfort of Barboursville housing with a residence at Millie Jean Apartments 25504, where the blend of stylish interiors and vibrant community life makes everyday living a pleasure.

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Consider Renting from a Family-Owned Property

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