Pocahontas County, West Virginia Land For Sale (16 results)

Train Whistle in the Wind. Lush land, beautiful forest, a true 1800's hand hewn log cabin, a peaceful setting in the mountains where the steam whistle still blows. ~38 surveyed acres with ~14 acres open with pasture and the remainder in forest land with a creek, Griggs Spring Run. 2 BR, 1.5 bath mobile home on the property. Both units need TLC, good roof and solid floors. Well, springhouse, and electric to both. Cabin has high ceilings with a second story loft style living space. Lightfoot Lane is a private well-maintained road, located ~2.7 miles from Cass Scenic Railroad State Park, the historic logging town that still offers scenic steam train rides on restored steam locomotives. Joins National Forest. Unique setting offering privacy, history, self-sufficiency, and beauty. Sold ''as is. Fresh air, cool mountain breezes- a pristine paradise. Known as a recreational mecca, Pocahontas offers unique experiences from Snowshoe Ski Resort; Green Bank Observatory, the first radio astronomy observatory (1957) located in the National Radio Quiet Zone; the Greenbrier River Trail State Park, a 75 mile bike and hike trail; Monongahela National Forest, a near-one-million acre forest; the Greenbrier River and Knapps Creek, ultimate fishing and kayaking; and the historic Cass Scenic Railroad State Park, an opportunity to ride a steam locomotive and relive the historic logging chapter of WV. The property on Lightfoot Lane exemplifies John Denver's song "Take me Home, County Road" "Life is old there, older than the trees Younger than the mountains, growin' like a breeze.. At 3000 ft elevation, this property and environment gives the unique opportunity to live differently. Log cabin: Assessor reports cabin was built in the 1800s. The logs are hand hewn. Left side of roof on front porch was damaged during 2026 ice weather. Heat: Woodstove with flue. The back of the building is a separate storage attachment and needs repairs. No interior bathroom. An outhouse was behind the log house, but is in disrepair. Interior needs cleaned out. Mobile home: 2 BR, 1.5 bath. Open floor plan kitchen, dining, and living room. Kitchen appliances, washer and dryer convey. Electric heat. No one has stayed in the mobile home for many years. Mobile home needs cleaned out and may need some repair. No apparent leaks, unit was winterized. Deck needs some repairs. Excellent area for hunting and outdoor sports. Property would make a nice mini-farm. Beautiful sites for a residence or multiple residences. No restrictions. Recent survey.

Hidden Creek Estate - Exceptional 10+/- acre country estate in the Greenbrier Valley featuring a 2-story home with 3-car garage and walkout basement surrounded by pasture and a sugar maple grove. In the midst of the Hidden Creek Farm Amish community just a short distance from the quaint town of Hillsboro and situated among rolling countryside and open farmland, this remarkable property combines refined craftsmanship, spacious design, and modern comfort in one of West Virginia's most scenic settings. The open acreage and gently rolling pasture create an ideal setting for horses and other farm animals, offering usable ground and the rural environment that defines country living in Pocahontas County. Featuring 3 bedrooms, 4 full baths, and 1 half-bath, with panoramic mountain and pastoral views in the heart of southern Pocahontas County. Built in 2008, the thoughtfully designed 2-story with finished basement encompasses more than 5,100+/- square feet of living space, blending timeless architectural details with modern comfort. From the moment of arrival, the home makes a striking impression. Landscaped grounds, stone accents, and inviting covered porches create a warm welcome, while the surrounding mountain and pastoral vistas establish the home's connection to the beauty of the land. Inside, the home opens into expansive living spaces filled with natural light and finished with an exceptional level of detail. Hardwood flooring, ceramic tile, and soft carpeting are used throughout, complemented by crown moulding and recessed lighting that lend both warmth and sophistication. At the center of the home is an inviting main living area anchored by a handsome wood-burning fireplace and soapstone stove, creating a natural gathering place for family and guests alike. Large windows frame the surrounding landscape, bringing the outdoors into nearly every room and emphasizing the home's peaceful setting. The kitchen was designed with both everyday living and entertaining in mind. Rich cabinetry is paired with granite countertops and generous workspace, while the open layout allows the kitchen to flow naturally into adjoining dining and living areas. Whether hosting large gatherings or enjoying a quiet morning at home, the space balances practicality with understated luxury. High-quality appliances, including built-in ovens, range, refrigerator, wine refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, washer, and dryer, are all included with the property. The primary suite serves as a private retreat within the home. Spacious and filled with natural light, it offers a quiet and restful atmosphere apart from the main living spaces. The en suite bath continues the sense of comfort and refinement, featuring a classic clawfoot tub ideal for long, relaxing soaks, along with a beautifully tiled walk-in shower. Granite and solid-surface finishes further reflect the home's consistent attention to quality craftsmanship. Additional bedrooms and baths provide comfortable accommodations for family and guests, while flexible living areas throughout the home create opportunities for a home office, reading room, or additional gathering spaces. A dedicated sauna adds yet another layer of comfort, offering a spa-like experience that complements the property's peaceful surroundings. The home's exterior combines stone and fiber cement siding for both durability and timeless appeal. Outdoor living spaces include porches and patios positioned to take full advantage of the panoramic mountain and pastoral views that define the property. The surrounding acreage creates an atmosphere of privacy and openness, where changing light and seasons continually reshape the landscape. Comfort is maintained year-round with central air conditioning and three electric heat pump systems with propane backup, providing efficient heating and cooling throughout the home in every season. Located in the Little Levels area of Pocahontas County, the property is surrounded by some of the region's most celebrated natural attractions. The nearby Greenbrier River and Greenbrier River Trail provide opportunities for fishing, kayaking, hiking, and biking, while Watoga State Park, the Monongahela National Forest, Cranberry Glades, and Snowshoe Mountain Resort offer year-round recreation and exploration. With its combination of refined interiors, panoramic scenery, and peaceful country setting, Hidden Creek Estate represents a rare opportunity to own a luxurious mountain retreat in the heart of West Virginia.

Foster’s Preserve: 89 Acres on the Greenbrier River — Your Outdoor Escape Starts Here Mountain views. River frontage. Trails, springs, fields, and forest—ready for your cabin, camp, or legacy retreat. Truly rare and remarkably beautiful, Foster’s Preserve offers what buyers seldom find: a substantial stretch of land with the Greenbrier River as your backdrop. River properties like this don’t come on the market often—so visit today! Welcome to Foster’s Preserve, a majestic 89-acre property tucked along the Greenbrier River. From river bottom to mountain top, the land unfolds into a rare mix of open fields and rich West Virginia forest—an outdoor wonderland with room to breathe, explore, and unplug. Spend your days hiking, hunting, fishing, floating, wildlife watching, star gazing, or simply listening to the river and finding your peace. Whether you want to be close to the water or perched higher in the mountains, this property offers multiple potential building sites—and it can be subdivided. You’ll also find a one-of-a-kind log cabin that delivers rustic, off-the-grid charm: a perfect basecamp for weekend escapes, a place to clean your catch, or handy storage for canoes and outdoor gear. After a day on the river, unwind on the wrap-around porch and take in the scenery all around you. • 89 acres of river-and-mountain landscape • Greenbrier River setting for fishing, floating, and riverside relaxation • Fields and forests spanning ridge to river bottom • Interweaving trail system for easy navigation across the property • Mountain springs cascading down toward the river • Hardwood and conifer forest with classic WV rhododendron thickets • Rustic log cabin with wrap-around porch (ideal basecamp/storage) • Multiple build sites with potential to subdivide The name “Foster’s Preserve” was inspired by a great fox hound, Foster, who wandered and hunted these woods. As you explore, you’ll discover layered hardwood and conifer forest, old-growth West Virginian rhododendron thickets, and multiple mountain springs that cascade down to the mighty Greenbrier River. An interwoven network of trails ties it all together, making it easy to travel from the ridgeline all the way to the river. Convenient location: approximately 15 minutes to Cass, and about 25 minutes to Marlinton and Snowshoe Mountain Resort. Schedule your tour or request details today: Call Dennis or Astrid at 301-651-1631. Your river-and-mountain retreat is waiting—come claim Foster’s Preserve.

Located in the mountains of Pocahontas County, West Virginia, this exceptional 155+/- acre farm offers a rare combination of productive farmland, extensive river frontage, national forest boundary, quality timber, and comfortable living accommodations. With more than one-half mile of frontage along the Greenbrier River and surrounded by the Monongahela National Forest, the property provides an opportunity to enjoy agriculture, recreation, and country living in one of West Virginia's most scenic regions. The farm features a diverse landscape consisting of approximately 14+/- acres of level open land bordering the Greenbrier River, additional open fields, mature hardwood timber, and a network of existing farm roads and trails that provide access throughout the property. The combination of open ground and wooded acreage supports a variety of agricultural and recreational uses while creating attractive mountain scenery in every direction. One of the property's defining features is its extensive frontage along the Greenbrier River. More than one-half mile of river frontage provides outstanding access for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, swimming, and enjoying one of West Virginia's most celebrated free-flowing rivers. The level river bottom offers easy access to the water and creates an inviting setting for spending time outdoors with family and friends. Across the river, the neighboring Seneca State Forest helps preserve the natural viewshed while adding to the area's abundant wildlife habitat. Adding even more recreational appeal, the Greenbrier River Trail passes directly through the property. This nationally recognized rail trail extends nearly 78 miles through Pocahontas and Greenbrier Counties and is enjoyed by hikers, bicyclists, horseback riders, and outdoor enthusiasts throughout the year. Having direct access to the trail creates opportunities to explore miles of scenic river corridor without leaving the property. The original farmhouse, built in 1900, offers approximately 1,232 square feet of living space and has been thoughtfully remodeled while maintaining much of its historic character. The home features three bedrooms, one full bathroom, and modern conveniences, including fiber optic internet service, allowing owners to stay connected while enjoying a peaceful rural setting. In addition to the farmhouse, the property includes separate guest quarters that provide additional accommodations for visitors or extended family members. Several barns and outbuildings are located throughout the farm and offer space for equipment storage, livestock, workshop use, hay storage, or other agricultural purposes. The timbered portions of the property contain marketable hardwoods that provide excellent wildlife habitat while also offering marketable timber potential. The diverse habitat supports healthy populations of whitetail deer, wild turkey, black bear, and other native wildlife, making the property well-suited for hunting and wildlife observation. The surrounding Monongahela National Forest expands recreational opportunities by providing access to thousands of additional acres of public land for hiking, hunting, fishing, and exploring. Whether your plans include farming, raising livestock, managing timber resources, establishing a homestead, or enjoying a private recreational retreat, this property offers the space and natural resources to accommodate a variety of objectives. The combination of productive river bottom fields, hardwood forest, extensive river frontage, historic improvements, and direct access to both the Monongahela National Forest and Greenbrier River Trail creates a property that is seldom available in Pocahontas County. Despite its private setting, the property benefits from modern infrastructure, including fiber optic internet, allowing owners to balance rural living with the convenience of reliable high-speed connectivity. Scenic mountain views, abundant wildlife, and year-round outdoor recreation combine to make this an exceptional opportunity in the heart of West Virginia's Allegheny Mountains. Contact Land Specialist Bryan Thompson today to schedule your private showing.

OVERVIEW Character lends privacy with this 15.76-acre tract of land which provides direct access to the popular Greenbrier River Trail. This amazing property offers a unique blend of mature forest and abandoned field areas. The property's - terrain a mix of level ridge top, deeper ravines with naturally running streams and gentle rolling slopes add to the exceptional appearance of this estate. Overlooking the tame Greenbrier River, Ol' Peachey Place is an ideal property to use as a permanent residence or vacation home. Assorted recreational opportunities abound near this wonderful tract of land in scenic Pocahontas County, West Virginia - "Nature's Mountain Playground". ATTRIBUTES AND HIGHLIGHTS *Approximately 500 feet of frontage on the Greenbrier River Trail *Overlooking the Greenbrier River *Perfect for bikers, hikers, anglers, water recreation, and nature enthusiasts *A unique size of 15.67 mixed-use acres *Near the community of Seebert, WV and Watoga State Park *Direct access from Seebert Road - County Route 27 *Outstanding recreational opportunities nearby. *The Greenbrier River Trail offers 78-miles of old railroad grade designed for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and cross-country skiing. *West Virginia's largest State Park - Watoga State Park is minutes away *921,000-acre Monongahela National Forest is nearby *Snowshoe Mountain Ski Resort approximately 40 miles away. *Numerous fishing watersheds close by including the Greenbrier River, Cranberry River, Williams River, and many more. *Train enthusiasts will enjoy the historic Durbin Rocket and the Durbin and Greenbrier Railroad System along with the nearby Cass Scenic Railroad. *The Green Bank Observatory, previously known as the National Radio Astronomy Observatory is nearby. *Shopping, city/town amenities, and a hospital available in Marlinton, WV (15 - 20 minutes) *Small-town amenities in Hillsboro, WV (5 minutes) *Jet airports located in Lewisburg, Beckley and Charleston, WV *Four seasons climate - the autumn season is spectacular and summers warm and breezy CITY OF MARLINTON Small town hospitality meets maximum outdoor fun in Marlinton. Located perfectly between the free-flowing Greenbrier River and the famous Greenbrier River Trail. Marlinton offers all small-town amenities with shopping, hospital, modern schools, health, and dental care, etc. The Greenbrier River offers numerous water-based recreational opportunities including kayaking, swimming, tubing, snorkeling, and some of the best small mouth bass fishing found anywhere. Snowshoe Resort is just 1/4 hours' drive. *Founded in 1749 *Jacob Marlin and Stephen Sewell, the first white residents of the Greenbrier Valley, had established themselves by 1749 at the mouth of Knapps Creek, the present site of Marlinton. They were discovered living there by surveyors John Lewis and his son, Andrew, in 1751. This property lies very near the original location of Marlins cabin. *County seat of Pocahontas County *Population about 1,000 in the city limits and some 8,500 county-wide *Marlinton is located on highway US-219 approximately 10 miles north of Hillsboro, 30 miles south of Snowshoe, and 45 miles north of Lewisburg. The town is located on the Greenbrier River on the flank of the Monongahela National Forest. The Greenbrier River Trail courses through the town, which is part of the Snowshoe Mountain destination area during ski season. *Local hospital and other health and dental facilities *Retail businesses include hardware, building supply, grocery-deli, convenience-fuel, new and used car dealers, auto parts, fast food, spirts-tobacco, local restaurants, funeral homes *Employment includes: State, Federal, County and Municipal government, hospitality, National and State Forests & Parks, Outdoor recreation, trucking, timber, sawmilling, quarrying, Dept of Education - school systems, Dept of Highways, Dept of Corrections, assisted living facilities, home health care etc. PROPERTY TYPE/USE SUMMARY The property has a small open area and pond. There is an area returning to forestland that was a 2-acre field about 20 years ago. The balance of the property has been forestland. (This summary is an estimation of current property use as determined from aerial photography. It is made subject to the estimation of property boundaries and any errors in the interpretation of land use type from the aerial photography utilized.) Additionally, Ol' Peachey Place offers nearby access to unparalleled recreational opportunities. Numerous recreational activities are anchored by the Monongahela National Forest, Watoga State Park, the Greenbrier River, and the Greenbrier River Trail. Water-sports enthusiasts will find nearby waters ideal for swimming, canoeing, fishing, kayaking, tubing, snorkeling, and paddle boarding. Fishing - Great fishing is found in the Greenbrier River with smallmouth bass being the main target species. Additionally, the Greenbrier River is stocked with trout during the spring months. The nearby Cherry River, Cranberry River, and Williams River in the Monongahela National Forest offer some of the best trout fishing in West Virginia. These waters are stocked with beautiful rainbow, brook, and golden trout several times throughout the spring months and stocked in the fall as well. Further, the 11-acre lake at Watoga State Park is stocked with trout in the spring and fall, and also contains largemouth bass and catfish. "Gold Rush" stocking of the elusive golden trout is common in the area. Mountain Biking and Hiking The Greenbrier River Trail and the Monongahela National Forest both contain miles of trails that may be used for mountain biking and hiking. The area also offers several State Parks geared for these activities as well. Nature viewing is first in line of recreational activities. Attentive wildlife management has been geared not to just larger animals. Equal consideration has been extended to increasing the numbers and diversity of species including neo-tropical songbirds, butterflies, turtles, frogs, rabbits, chipmunks, dragonflies, owls, eagles, and hawks. White tail deer, black bear, beaver, red/gray fox, bobcat, wild turkey, grouse, duck, squirrel, raccoon, fox, and rabbit make up the resident wildlife population. It is hard to find an area that has a better mix of wildlife. Stargazing-Planet Observation Total or near total darkness can be still be found on the property, thereby affording the opportunity to view the night sky in all its brilliant wonder. The night sky is filled spectacular cosmic treasures, from the moon and other planets to distant stars and galaxies. WATER RESOURCES An unnamed blue-line stream towards the southern end of the property leads into an already developed, small wildlife pond and then continues into the Greenbrier River. Blue-line streams as shown on USGS topographic maps typically have year-round flowing water, except for times of extreme drought conditions. Additionally, Ol' Peachy Place is a "stones-throw" to the slow-moving, 162-mile-long Greenbrier River. FOREST RESOURCES Ol' Peachey Place's predominately well-drained upland terrain has led to a resource dominated by hardwood species. Overall, the species composition is highly desirable and favors Appalachian hardwood types, consisting primarily of White Oak/Chestnut Oak, Red Oak Group, Poplar/Cucumber/Basswood, Sugar Maple, Soft Maple, and a host of associate species. Forest-wide, most of the stand is fully stocked, providing the next ownership with a great deal of flexibility in shaping their own silvicultural legacy. Stem quality forest-wide can be considered excellent with the forest containing a future veneer source. Maple syrup production can be found on the adjoining property. MINERAL RESOURCES West Virginia is one of the states in the US that has two separate ownership titles; those being SURFACE RIGHTS and MINERAL RIGHTS. All rights the owner has will convey with the property. A mineral title search could be conducted by a title attorney at the same time when the surface title search is being conducted. BOUNDARIES AND SURVEY The property is comprised of several joining tracts, which have individual descriptions in the owners deed. Portions, if not all, of the various tracts making up Ol' Peachey Place have been surveyed over time. Most notably, in 2002, Licensed Land Surveyor William E. Dilley completed surveys of the 1.38-acre tract and the 9.31-acre tract which are recorded in the Office of the Pocahontas County Clerk in Plat Book 12 Page 41 and Plat Book 16 Page 13, respectively. Physical evidence in the way of set rebar corners and painted boundary trees is still well locatable. Portions of the property boundary run with Seebert Road aka Seebert Lane. A section of property boundary runs with the former C&O Railroad, which now, although no longer a railroad, is the Greenbrier River Trail. The property is being conveyed by the boundary and not by the acre. ACCESS/FRONTAGE Seebert Road - County Route 27 - is a two-lane state-maintained road that provides direct access to the property. Please note that a 25-foot right-of-way over and across the property for ingress, egress, and utility placement will be reserved by the owner to provide access to his adjoining property. Said right-of-way to be situated on the road as it currently exists. A portion of the property boundary runs with Seebert Road aka Seebert Lane Rt. 27, and, further, a portion of the property boundary runs with the Greenbrier River Trail. The property road connects directly to Seebert Road. There are some internal roads of various condition. UTILITIES Water: Water well will need to be drilled Sewer: Septic System would have to be installed Electricity: At the property Telephone: At the property Internet: At the property or available through Starlink or other satellite-based internet Cellphone Coverage: Limited ZONING Pocahontas County currently has no zoning outside of corporation

Deer Creek Farm, known by many local residents as the Coonts Farm in Pocahontas County, WV, represents a rare opportunity to acquire one of the region's most substantial and recognizable working farms and recreational landholdings. Encompassing 1,801.48 acres in the mountains of West Virginia, this property combines agricultural productivity, extensive water resources, private aviation infrastructure, timberland, wildlife habitat, and direct access to public lands within a single contiguous ownership. The farm features approximately 300 acres of pasture and tillable ground suitable for a variety of agricultural operations. Existing fencing encompasses much of the pasture acreage, supporting livestock management while also providing flexibility for future agricultural uses. Fertile bottomland fields are complemented by an extensive network of internal roads and trails that provide access throughout the property. Water is one of the defining features of Deer Creek Farm. The property includes approximately 2 miles of frontage along both sides of Deer Creek, approximately 1 mile of frontage along both sides of Buffalo Run, and approximately 0.4 miles of frontage along both sides of Salisbury Run. In addition, the farm includes a stocked pond, a stocked lake, and six seasonal mountain springs. These diverse water resources contribute to agricultural operations, wildlife habitat, recreational opportunities, and the overall character of the property. The balance of the acreage consists primarily of rolling hardwood-covered mountains that provide privacy, scenic views, and significant wildlife habitat. The property shares approximately 2.5 miles of boundary with the Monongahela National Forest, creating direct access to thousands of additional acres of public land. This adjacency expands recreational opportunities while helping preserve the surrounding mountain landscape. For aviation enthusiasts, the property includes the FAA-registered Deer Creek Farm Airport (WVOO), a feature rarely found on private landholdings of any size. Supporting the airport are two aircraft hangars measuring approximately 3,600 square feet and 10,000 square feet. This infrastructure provides substantial capacity for aircraft storage and related operations. Positioned near the center of the farm is a 2,905 square foot residence featuring three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and a whole-house Generac generator. The home's architecture reflects a European alpine-inspired design, highlighted by a prominent stone fireplace that serves as the focal point of the main living area. The residence is supported by four wells located on the property. Agricultural improvements include two primary barns measuring approximately 4,000 square feet and 2,240 square feet, along with additional structures utilized for equipment storage, workshops, and operational support. A 924 square foot single-wide home provides additional residential or farm-related accommodation potential. Outdoor recreation is woven throughout the landscape. The property's combination of hardwood timber, agricultural fields, water resources, and varied topography creates habitat for whitetail deer, wild turkey, and black bear. Recreational amenities include an established shooting range, fishing opportunities in multiple water features, swimming opportunities, and more than 20 miles of roads and trails suitable for ATV and UTV travel. The location further enhances the property's appeal. Snowshoe Mountain Resort is located approximately 20 miles away, offering four-season recreation. The surrounding region is widely recognized for its trout fishing opportunities, with numerous renowned streams and rivers located within a short drive. Properties of this scale that combine productive farmland, extensive water frontage, private aviation facilities, significant improvements, national forest boundary, and diverse recreational attributes are increasingly difficult to find. Deer Creek Farm presents an opportunity to own a large contiguous tract capable of supporting agricultural operations, outdoor recreation, conservation interests, aviation pursuits, and long-term land stewardship within one of West Virginia's most scenic mountain regions. Land Specialists Bryan Thompson and Kevin Yokum are excited to present this exceptional property to you. Contact them now to schedule your exclusive tour!

Discover the ultimate Appalachian escape on this stunning 248+/- acre property just outside Marlinton, WV. Surrounded by breathtaking mountain views in every direction, this exceptional tract features rolling fields, miles of trails and roads, and frontage along the tranquil waters of Dry Creek. Whether you're seeking a private retreat, recreational haven, or investment in pristine West Virginia land, this property delivers unrivaled potential.Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the property's close proximity to thousands of acres of state and national forest, including the Monongahela National Forest, Cranberry Glades Botanical Area, Handley Wildlife Management Area, and Seneca State Forest. The nearby Greenbrier River Trail and Watoga State Park offer endless opportunities for hiking, biking, and wildlife viewing. In the winter months, world-class skiing and snowboarding await at Snowshoe Mountain Resort, located less than 30 miles away.With easy access to the charming town of Marlinton, this property blends seclusion with convenience. Whether you're drawn to the land for its natural beauty, recreational opportunities, or peaceful seclusion, this extraordinary slice of West Virginia wilderness offers something for everyone.Don't miss your chance to own this rare and beautiful piece of Pocahontas Countyschedule your visit today!

Set high atop one of Pocahontas Countys most breathtaking ridgelines, this 6.67-acre estate homesite in the exclusive Sunset Mountain Village offers an unparalleled opportunity to create a refined mountain retreat surrounded by sweeping, unobstructed views of the Appalachian Mountains. This is a property for buyers who value privacy, natural beauty, and proximity to world-class recreation, all without sacrificing comfort or convenience. This spacious property is ideally positioned just five minutes from Snowshoe Mountain Resort, one of the East Coasts premier four-season destinations. From elite skiing and snowboarding to fine dining, boutique shopping, mountain biking, and year-round events, Snowshoe offers a level of lifestyle and entertainment that attracts visitors from across the country. For those who appreciate exceptional golf, the renowned Raven Golf Club, a Gary Player signature course celebrated for its dramatic mountain design, is only moments away. The land itself is a rare find. With over 3 acres of beautifully open terrain, the property provides multiple elevated building sites perfectly suited for a luxury residence, guest house, or mountain cabin retreat. Each potential homesite captures commanding mountain vistas and stunning sunsets that define the regions natural grandeur. The remaining acreage features mature hardwood forest, offering privacy, shade, and the opportunity to create walking paths, meditation spaces, or curated outdoor living areas. Sunset Mountain Village enhances the experience with camera security, professional road maintenance, and a collection of high-quality homes that reflect the communitys commitment to excellence. Utilities are already in place, ensuring a seamless transition from vision to construction. This is a development where architectural ambition is not only welcomed but rewarded by the landscape itself. Beyond the property, the surrounding region offers access to the vast Monongahela National Forest which provides endless opportunities for hiking, fly fishing, hunting, mountain biking, and exploration of pristine wilderness. Whether you seek adventure, tranquility, or a blend of both, this location delivers a lifestyle that is deeply connected to nature. For the luxury buyer seeking a mountaintop sanctuary with unmatched views, premier recreation at their doorstep, and the privacy of a secure, well-maintained community, this property represents a rare and exceptional offering. It is more than a homesite. It is a canvas for a legacy estate near one of West Virginias most coveted mountain destinations. Give Land Specialists Kevin Yokum or Bryan Thompson a call today to set up your private showing.

Experience The Kestrel, mountain living at its finest in this brand-new 3-bedroom, 3-bath home with a custom wood interior in the new Laurel Nest Subdivision, located behind the Hospital off Duncan Rd. in Buckeye, WV. Designed for low-maintenance living, this thoughtfully crafted home offers a private setting with stunning mountain and Greenbrier River views. Relax or entertain on two levels of covered porches while taking in the scenic surroundings. Just minutes from Marlinton, the Pocahontas County seat, you'll enjoy convenient access to shopping, dining, and the area's renowned outdoor recreation, including hiking, fishing, skiing, biking, and more.

Escape to the mountains at 12447 Frost Road in Dunmore, WV, where privacy, recreation, and natural beauty come together. Situated on just over 8 wooded acres, this 3 bedroom, 2 bath cabin offers the perfect retreat for year-round living, weekend getaways, or a vacation rental opportunity. The property borders National Forest, providing direct access to the beauty and outdoor recreation Pocahontas County is known for. Enjoy quiet mornings and peaceful evenings from the covered front and rear porches, or step out onto the private balcony off the second-floor bedroom and take in the wooded surroundings. Inside, the living room features a cozy wood stove, complemented by central propane heat for added comfort. The home is served by well water and a septic system, and the property also includes a detached garage for storage, vehicles, or outdoor gear. Conveniently located just 35 minutes from Snowshoe Mountain Resort and approximately 18 minutes from Cass Scenic Railroad, this property places you near skiing, biking, hiking, fishing, scenic rail excursions, and endless mountain adventures. Whether you are looking for a private mountain escape, an investment property, or a full-time residence surrounded by nature, this Dunmore cabin is a rare find.

Well under way, The Wren is under construction and will offer 3-bedroom, 3-bath home with a custom wood interior in the new Laurel Nest Subdivision, located behind the Hospital off Duncan Rd. in Buckeye, WV. Designed for low-maintenance living, this thoughtfully crafted home offers a private setting with stunning views. Relax or entertain on two levels of covered porches while taking in the scenic surroundings. Just minutes from Marlinton, the Pocahontas County seat, you'll enjoy convenient access to shopping, dining, and the area's renowned outdoor recreation, including hiking, fishing, skiing, biking, and more

Be the first to own The Osprey, this brand-new 3-bedroom, 2-bath ranch home in the quiet and beautiful Laurel Nest Subdivision, conveniently located behind the Hospital off Duncan Rd. in Buckeye, WV. Currently under construction, this low-maintenance home offers one-level living in a private setting with beautiful views. Enjoy the perfect blend of peaceful mountain living and convenience, just minutes from Marlinton, the Pocahontas County seat. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the easy access to hiking, fishing, biking, skiing, hunting, and countless other recreational opportunities that make this area a year-round destination.

STONEY CREEK - .25/ACRE ALL LEVEL BUILDING LOT WITH NO RESTRICTIONS. (HARD SURFACE) FRONTAGE ON WOODROW ROAD & EAST WOODROW BRANCH ROAD. IF YOU VE BEEN WAITING FOR THAT SPECIAL LOT THAT PRIVATE AND AWAY FROM THE NOISE OF THE CITY, IT S HERE! YOU WON T REGRET IT!

Just over 1 acre lot in The Meadows. City water/sewer, level building site, underground utilities, hi-speed internet available.

Lot 12 at The Meadows. City water/sewer, underground utilities, paved road. Easy building site and a great neighborhood. Minutes from the slopes and golf course.

Largest available lot in The Meadows, lot 19 is 1.27 acres, level building site, city water/sewer, underground utilities and the main road is paved.