167.83± Acre Farmstead In Brooke County WV
This 167.83-acre farm property in Brooke County, West Virginia, offers a mix of open pasture, water frontage, and existing improvements that support agricultural use. The tract includes approximately 3,100 feet of frontage along Buffalo Creek and features land that has been historically used for cattle grazing and hay production. With multiple outbuildings already in place, the property provides opportunities for equipment storage, livestock shelter, or other farm-related needs. Farm equipment located on the property may be available for purchase under a separate agreement.The pastures are well-suited for grazing livestock or producing forage crops. In addition to traditional uses such as hay and cattle, the soils and setting may allow for specialty agriculture, including berries, grapes, or fruit trees. The Buffalo Creek frontage adds a water feature that enhances the agricultural setti...
This 167.83-acre farm property in Brooke County, West Virginia, offers a mix of open pasture, water frontage, and existing improvements that support agricultural use. The tract includes approximately 3,100 feet of frontage along Buffalo Creek and features land that has been historically used for cattle grazing and hay production. With multiple outbuildings already in place, the property provides opportunities for equipment storage, livestock shelter, or other farm-related needs. Farm equipment located on the property may be available for purchase under a separate agreement.The pastures are well-suited for grazing livestock or producing forage crops. In addition to traditional uses such as hay and cattle, the soils and setting may allow for specialty agriculture, including berries, grapes, or fruit trees. The Buffalo Creek frontage adds a water feature that enhances the agricultural setting.At present, there is no legal access to this property. Buyers will need to secure access rights, such as an easement, before regular farm or residential operations can take place.At the heart of the property sits a classic 1920 farmhouse, warmed by a pellet stove and serviced by natural spring water, a charming piece of history with potential for renovation or full-time living. Please note: the property used to have access via a concrete bridge, but it has collapsed. The buyer will need to rebuild a bridge or gain legal access across another route. Despite this, the peaceful setting, fertile ground, and creekside location make this property an exceptional value for those seeking acreage in a secluded area. Whether you're looking for a productive farm, a weekend escape, or a new place to build your dream lifestyle, this Brooke County gem offers endless possibilities. Land Specialist Tre Kerns is ready for your phone call to schedule a private showing.
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