138 Acres in Alderson, WV - $675,000
THOMPSON FARM ON WOLF CREEK
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OVERVIEW
The Thompson Farm on Wolf Creek, 138 acres of peaceful quiet Wild and Wonderful Monroe County, West Virginia. This property has it all, a quiet location off Route 3 at the 5-mile marker. Late 1970s era brick ranch home, two barns, three levels brick and frame workshop, and a large pole shed for equipment storage. The property includes an incredible 3/4 mile (approximately) long stretch of wonderful Wolf Creek. A sportsman paradise with abundant wildlife, good water, ready-to-farm pasture, and much more. Outstanding long-range mountain views await you from the Thompson Farm on Wolf Creek. Easy 15-minute drive to town from a property where you immedi...
The Thompson Farm on Wolf Creek, 138 acres of peaceful quiet Wild and Wonderful Monroe County, West Virginia. This property has it all, a quiet location off Route 3 at the 5-mile marker. Late 1970s era brick ranch home, two barns, three levels brick and frame workshop, and a large pole shed for equipment storage. The property includes an incredible 3/4 mile (approximately) long stretch of wonderful Wolf Creek. A sportsman paradise with abundant wildlife, good water, ready-to-farm pasture, and much more. Outstanding long-range mountain views await you from the Thompson Farm on Wolf Creek. Easy 15-minute drive to town from a property where you immediately feel at home, but you are not isolated from all the amenities needed for extremely comfortable everyday living. The perfect location to bring family and friends to enjoy the quiet farm life in historic Monroe County.
Tax Assessor land data for Tax Parcel 8 (115 Acres +/-) minus exception
Pasture/Hay 65.85 acres (56.9%)
Deciduous Forest 40.77 acres (35.3%)
Mixed Forest 5.68 acres (4.9%)
Developed Open Space of 1.76 acres (1.5%)
Evergreen Forest 1.57 acres (1.4%)
Tax Assessor land data for Tax Parcel 8.1 (25 Acres +/-) minus exception
Deciduous Forest 17.42 acres (75.7%)
Mixed Forest 2.66 acres (11.5%)
Developed Open Space of 2.23 acres (9.7%)
Developed Low Intensity 0.71 acre (3.1%)
HIGHLIGHTS
138 acres +/- sold by the boundary
All mineral rights available will convey
Approximately 3/4 mile of wonderful Wolf Creek (blue line)
Three bedrooms, two bath brick ranch with attached garage
The Thompson brick ranch home, stick-built in circa. 1977, 1482 sq. ft. +/-
Large multi-purpose workshop
Bank type barn 53 x 30
Haybarn 32 x 38.10
Large equipment storage pole barn 28 x 70 maximum ceiling height 12.5
Entrance drive tool shed 25.8 x 16.4
Bedrooms on the entry-level
Outstanding decks on the farmhouse
You could develop to live off the grid
Electric baseboard heat
Shingle roof
All appliances convey
Built-in dishwasher
Woodburning fireplace
Laminate oak type floors and vinyl
Ceiling fans
Large closets
Vintage birch kitchen cabinets
Electric countertop range
Built-in electric oven
Kenmore side by side refrigerator with built-in water and ice
Crawl space
Paved parking area at home and the workshop
Attached garage 23.5 x 14.6
Electric water heater
Well drilled by Honakers in 2015, 140 feet, 28 feet of casing
Remnants of an early grist mill used by the pioneers
Outstanding workshop that could be converted into full or partial living quarters
Hughes Net Wi-Fi
View of mighty Keeney Mountain, the highest point in Summers County
Some fencing, currently not cattle grazing - fencing would need to be improved
Beautiful sunrises and sunsets
LOCATION
Google Coordinates: 37.677121(N), -80.643344(W)
Address: 10057 Wolf Creek Road, Alderson, WV 24910
Elevation Range: 1544 feet to 1874 feet +/-
Directions
To follow-up with your interest, please contact Randy S. "Riverbend" Burdette at 304-667-2897.
From Alderson, West Virginia: 5 miles +/- (approximately 15 minutes)
From the Greenbrier County side of Alderson, cross the Route 3 East bridge over the Greenbrier River; continue left with Route 3 East; travel Route 3 East for 5 miles towards the community of Wolf Creek. On the left of Route 3 is an abandoned white frame church building; as you pass this, you will see on the right-side mile marker 5. At mile marker five, turn right across the cattleguard and follow the gravel road past the neighbors property; the gravel drive will lead directly to the Thompson home. From Union, West Virginia, at the Monroe County Courthouse: 16.7 miles +/- (approximately 25 minutes)
From Union at the Monroe County Courthouse
Travel US Route 219 North for 4 miles to Pickaway; turn left onto Route 3 West and continue 12.7 miles, and the farm drive is on the left side just before an abandoned white frame church building that is on the right.
From Walmart Super Center in Historic Lewisburg, West Virginia, 23 miles (approximately 30 minutes)
Take US Route 219 North for 0.1 miles and turn left onto Interstate 64 West (exit 169). Travel 8 miles and turn right onto the Alta/Alderson exit (161); at the end of the exit ramp, turn left onto Route 12 South. Take Route 12 South for 12.3 miles into Alderson and then turn left, cross the Route 3 East bridge over the Greenbrier River; continue left with Route 3 East; travel Route 3 East for 5 miles towards the community of Wolf Creek. On the left of Route 3 is an abandoned white frame church building; as you pass this, you will see on the right-side mile marker 5. At mile marker five, turn right across the cattleguard and follow the gravel road past the neighbors property; the gravel drive will lead directly to the Thompson home.
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