Located in the coalfields of southern West Virginia, this 115.4± acre property in Logan County offers a combination of mature timber, reclaimed surface mine habitat, and access to a much larger landscape of private and reclaimed lands. The property provides opportunities for hunting, recreation, and a future hunting camp or residence, with city water and high-speed internet available.

One of the defining characteristics of this property is its location adjacent to a reclaimed surface coal mine. Reclaimed mine properties can create a diverse mix of habitat, including open areas, early successional cover, brush, and forested areas. When combined with the mature timber found on and around this property, the result is a varied landscape that can provide habitat and travel corridors for a range of West Virginia wildlife.

The surrounding area consists of thousands of acres of land with a mixture of mature timber, early successional forests, and reclaimed surface mine ground. This diversity can be beneficial for wildlife by providing different types of cover, food sources, and travel corridors throughout the year. The property itself provides access to this larger landscape while offering approximately 115.4± acres for the new owner to manage and enjoy.

For hunters, Logan County provides opportunities to pursue several species of West Virginia wildlife. Deer, wild turkey, black bear, and small game are found throughout the region, and the combination of timber and reclaimed mine habitat creates a setting suitable for hunting and wildlife observation. Elk have also been reintroduced in portions of southern West Virginia, providing another interesting wildlife component to the region, although elk sightings and use of any individual property are not guaranteed.

The property's location also provides practical advantages for someone looking to establish a hunting camp or future residence. City water is available, along with high-speed internet, giving a future owner options that are not always found on larger recreational tracts in southern West Virginia. The combination of rural acreage and access to these utilities creates potential for a variety of future uses, subject to applicable restrictions, permitting, and site conditions.

Another benefit is the property's proximity to Logan. Located approximately 20 minutes from Logan, the property provides access to the town's services while maintaining a rural setting. This makes it possible to enjoy the recreational characteristics of southern West Virginia without being far removed from everyday amenities.

The combination of 115.4± acres, mature timber, reclaimed surface mine habitat, surrounding acreage, wildlife diversity, and available utilities gives this property several potential uses. Whether your primary interest is deer hunting, turkey hunting, bear hunting, recreational use, wildlife habitat, or establishing a hunting camp, this property is worth taking a closer look at.

Contact Land Specialist Camron Stover today to schedule a private showing and explore this 115.4-acre Logan County property.