Rich Hollow has fencing and several springs were developed at one time for cattle water sources. The pasture areas are mostly fenced. A common boundary with the adjoining farm is currently not fenced through part of the field since one tenant operates both farms. Several Heritage Trees can be found scattered throughout the forest and field edges. These ancient trees have withstood the test of time, weathering ice, wind, lightning strikes, fire and of course, woodpeckers.

Rich Hollow is home to a vast array of wildlife which includes an amazing variety of song birds, owls, hawks, woodpeckers, ravens and wild turkeys. White tailed deer, raccoon, opossums, rabbits, chipmunks, coyotes, bobcats, and foxes enjoy the protection offered by the forest.

The forest floor is home to several types of mushrooms, medicinal plants, ferns and cool green mosses. One could spend a lifetime getting to know this inviting environ.

LOCATION

Rich Hollow is located in Greenbrier County, West Virginia, just 4 miles southwest of historic downtown Lewisburg. Historic architecture, vibrant arts scene, delectable cuisine, boutiques and art galleries form an eclectic mix that enriches the laid-back lifestyle of the Greenbrier Valley.

The area is blessed with modern medical facilities with the hospital just 3 miles away, a major airport, great shopping and all the conveniences found in larger cities. Still yet, with more cattle than people in the area, it is easy to get to know your neighbors and form lasting friendships.

Within an hour to two hours' drive are located some of the finest recreational facilities in West Virginia, including fishing the Greenbrier River, whitewater rafting on the New River and the Gauley River, fishing and boating the 2000 acre Bluestone Lake, as well as hiking and camping the 919,000 acre Monongahela National Forest and the 80,000 acre New River Gorge National Park. Five other area state parks and state forests offer unlimited hiking, horseback riding, ATV riding and rock climbing opportunities.

Elevations on the property run from 1,820' to 2,300'

The propertys coordinates are:

LAT 37.7932514N

LON 080.5002954W

ACCESS AND BOUNDARIES

Property has approximately 1/3 mile of road frontage on Rich Hollow Road (County Route 33/2), a paved, state-maintained road with mail delivery and school bus service.

A survey of the entire 82.80 acre property was conducted in February 1990 by Greenbrier Surveying Co, Inc of Lewisburg, WV and recorded in the Greenbrier County Courthouse in Deed Book 404, Page 587.

Sold by boundary not by the acre.

MINERAL RESOURCES

The mineral rights, including coal, oil and gas, sand and stone rights will convey with the property. There are no leases currently let on the property.

TAXES AND DEED INFORMATION

Greenbrier County

Fort Springs Tax District

Map 5, Parcel 47

Deed Book 501, Page 331

Taxes for 2011 were $326.41.

ZONING

Greenbrier County has no formal zoning in this area of the county. However, there is a countywide Major and Minor Sub-development code that all prospective buyers who wish to subdivide the property should consult with the Greenbrier Planning Commission.

Standard building codes and septic installation codes are in effect throughout the county and all prospective buyers should check with the Greenbrier County Planning Commission and Health Department when considering building or renovating improvements to the property.

Call today for a guided tour of this spectacular property.