58 Acres in White Pine, WV - $52,000
58 surveyed acres near White Pine, West Virginia
This property is located approximately 2.5 miles east of WV State Route 16 in Pleasant Hill on Calhoun County Route 8 near the unincorporated settlement of White Pine in Sherman Magisterial District of Calhoun County, West Virginia. All water flowing from the property flows into Laurel Creek or Coalbank Run a minor tributary of Laurel Creek.
The property is described in the Calhoun County Courthouse in Deed Book 165 Pages 93 and 97. The land is also identified by the Calhoun County Assessor as being parcels 6 and 18 on Map 5 of the tax maps for Sherman Magisterial District
The woodland of the property has been professionally managed for over thirty-three years. No timber has been harvested from the property for nearly thirty years.
In addition to the timberland investment and forest management potential of the property and the diversity ...
In addition to the timberland investment and forest management potential of the property and the diversity of wildlife habitat, the property has utilities available at the roadside.
With the exception of a small level area between the creek and County Route 8, the tract is sloping and 100% tree covered. Terrain of the forestland varies from steep to moderately rolling. Yellow poplar and mixed oak of timber size dominates the northwest-facing hillside immediately above CR 8. On the Coalbank Run side of the ridge the east-facing terrain is more gentle and dominated by oak.
A copy of the boundary survey, a topographic map of the property and a descriptive 2011 forest stand map is available for download.
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From WV Route 16 in Pleasant Hill drive east on Calhoun County Route 16/7 2.1 miles to its end. At the intersection with Calhoun County Route 8 (Slab Fork Road) and (Cherry Fork) CR 8/10 turn left and drive up the valley. In about a quarter mile CR 8 crosses a large culvert fording the creek. The property begins on the right a few hundred feet up the valley from the culvert. The property runs along CR 8 for 700+ feet. The property frontage on Laurel Creek and CR 8 ends at the mouth of a small hollow that intersects on the right less than a quarter mile upstream from the large culvert. A flat area between CR 8 and Laurel Creek could be ideal place to park a camper during hunting season. A gas well is located about 150 downstream from northwesternmost property corner. Flagging and a for sale sign at the mouth of a small hollow on the right marks the end of the property. For self-guided property visits follow directions and measure travel distances as closely as possible. This is an easy area to become misdirected and lost.
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