This is a hunting tract for the buyer who understands what privacy is worth. The full tract is timber along Redstone Creek, where hardwoods and thick understory hold deer. The creek runs through and along the property, creating water, travel corridors, and natural funnels that make stand placement straightforward. Be clear on what this is. It is not a building lot. There are no utilities, no improvements, and no septic. This is purely recreational ground for hunting and time spent outdoors. Taxes are low and the ownership stays simple. Here is the other honest part: the tract is landlocked on paper, and that is why it is priced where it is. The neighbors currently allow access, so the property is usable today, but permission is not a recorded easement and a buyer should plan to formalize it. Access is an obstacle, not a roadblock. Adjoining owners exist, easements get negotiated every day, and a buyer willing to have that conversation can turn a discounted tract into a private hunting property nobody stumbles onto by accident. What you get is seclusion most hunters look for and rarely find at this price. No neighbors cutting through, no road noise, and no pressure from the guy who parks at the pull-off and hunts the line. Seller-owned mineral rights convey. Uniontown is a short drive for supplies. Morgantown puts a college town and an airport within reach for out-of-state ownership. If you have been waiting on a small recreational tract you can own outright, this one deserves a serious look. Bring a saw, a stand, and a plan. This is a private property. Shown by scheduled appointments only. Contact us today to schedule yours.