Located along Husky Highway near Mannington in Marion County, West Virginia, this approximately 4.90-acre property offers an opportunity to own a manageable tract of wooded land in a rural Mountain State setting. The property features a level layout, natural wooded cover, creek or stream frontage, and mountain views, creating a combination of features that can appeal to buyers looking for recreational land, outdoor space, or a private tract for future planning. The approximately 4.90-acre tract provides a compact landholding with several natural characteristics that are increasingly desirable for recreational property buyers. The wooded setting provides natural cover and a sense of privacy while the level terrain can make exploring the property more convenient than steeper West Virginia acreage. A creek or stream borders or crosses the property, adding a valuable water feature and contributing to the property's natural character. Mountain views further enhance the setting. The combination of wooded acreage, water frontage, level ground, and surrounding Appalachian scenery gives this property a distinct recreational appeal. Whether the goal is to establish a personal outdoor retreat, enjoy nature, explore the woods, or simply own a piece of rural West Virginia land, this property offers several possibilities worth investigating. For outdoor enthusiasts, the property is situated in an area where recreational opportunities are readily available throughout Marion County. Local outdoor resources include parks, trails, fishing opportunities, and other recreational destinations. The Marion County Convention and Visitors Bureau highlights area parks, scenic rail trails, and outdoor recreation, while nearby Mannington-area destinations include Dents Run Wildlife Management Area, Curtisville Lake and Campground, and the Joel McCann Memorial Trail. The wooded acreage may also provide opportunities for activities such as hiking, wildlife observation, nature photography, camping, or other forms of outdoor recreation, subject to applicable laws, regulations, property conditions, and any required permissions. The presence of the creek or stream provides an additional natural feature for those who value water on their recreational property. Buyers interested in hunting or fishing should independently verify applicable West Virginia regulations, licensing requirements, seasons, and whether the property provides suitable habitat or lawful opportunities for those activities. The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources provides an interactive hunting and fishing map that can be used to research regional outdoor resources. Electric is noted as being nearby, which may be an important consideration for buyers evaluating potential future uses of the property. However, the availability, location, capacity, connection requirements, and cost of extending or establishing electric service should be independently verified with the appropriate utility provider. One of the most important considerations with this property is access. The buyer will need to verify legal access to the property. Prospective purchasers should conduct their own due diligence regarding recorded easements, rights-of-way, road frontage, ingress and egress, maintenance responsibilities, and any other access considerations before purchasing. The presence or condition of a physical route to the property should not be considered confirmation of legal access. For buyers searching for wooded land in West Virginia, recreational property near Mannington, acreage in Marion County, creek-front property, rural land with mountain views, or small acreage for outdoor recreation, this 4.90-acre tract deserves consideration. The level terrain, wooded character, creek or stream frontage, nearby electric, and mountain views create a useful combination of natural features.