Property Description

Located along Woodmont Road in Helvetia, West Virginia, this 182.59 +/- acre property offers a substantial tract of land with opportunities for recreational use, residential development, and timberland ownership. Featuring rolling terrain, gated access, gravel road frontage, and water frontage along Trout Run, the property provides a rural setting in Randolph County with a variety of potential uses. One of the property's notable features is Trout Run, an active native brook trout stream that flows through or along the property. This stream adds natural character to the acreage and may appeal to those who appreciate native West Virginia waterways, fishing, and wildlife habitat. Native brook trout are an important part of West Virginia's mountain stream ecosystems, making the presence of this type of waterway a distinctive feature of the property. The acreage features rolling, wooded terrain that offers opportunities for exploring, hunting, hiking, wildlife observation, and other outdoor activities. With approximately 182.59 acres, there is considerable ground to evaluate for potential internal trails, recreational areas, timber management, or a future homesite, subject to the property's topography, access, zoning, and applicable permitting requirements. The wooded landscape provides natural cover and habitat for wildlife, while the varying terrain offers different areas to explore throughout the property. Access is provided by a gravel road, with gated entry offering a defined access point. The rural location and substantial acreage provide a sense of separation from more developed areas. The combination of road frontage, gated access, rolling woodland, and stream frontage makes this property worth considering for buyers seeking recreational acreage or a larger tract to manage for personal use and long-term land ownership. For buyers interested in timberland, the wooded acreage may offer opportunities for professional timber evaluation and management. Timber species, volume, age, quality, and market value should be confirmed through an appropriate forestry assessment before making investment decisions. The property's potential residential use may appeal to buyers considering a private country homesite surrounded by woodland and natural water features. Prospective buyers should independently investigate suitable building locations, driveway requirements, utilities, water supply, septic suitability, and any applicable county or state regulations before pursuing development. Situated in

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