Investment Property in Summers County, WV 3.46 Acres Wild and Wonderful Summers County, WV - Taylor's Landing is a restoration project featuring two mobile homes situated on 3.46 acres. Located at 941 E Clayton Road (Griffith Creek), Alderson, WV 24910. The subject property is one mile from the beautiful Greenbrier River. The property would make an outstanding location to build a new home. The newer single-wide is a 14 x 72, 1995 Fleetwood Sandpointe model, and the older single-wide is a 14 x 68. The property has a drilled well and a septic system. Both mobile homes will require extensive repairs to be habitable. The town of Alderson and shopping are a ten-minute drive from Taylor's Landing. The portable outbuilding does not convey. The property is being sold AS IS. **Please note that the online tax maps for hunting apps, etc., are incorrect regarding parcel sizes and ownership. THE AREA - Griffith Creek, nestled in Summers County, West Virginia, is a quiet, unincorporated community with a rich history and a scenic backdrop. Located along the Greenbrier River and intersected by West Virginia Routes 3 and 12, it sits just west of Alderson, offering a glimpse into the region's natural beauty and historical depth. The area's name traces back to an early settler who endured a harrowing past, abducted as a child by Native Americans, with his father tragically killed in the same conflict. This piece of history adds a layer of resilience and legacy to the land, making Griffith Creek more than just a geographical location, a testament to survival and the establishment of a settlement. Beyond its historical roots, Griffith Creek is situated within the rolling Appalachian landscape, with the Greenbrier River serving as a vital lifeline for local wildlife and outdoor enthusiasts. Alderson, West Virginia: The Gem of the Hills Nestled along the winding Greenbrier River, Alderson is a town that wears its history proudly and lives its traditions with heart. Straddling both Greenbrier and Monroe Counties, this small but storied community has been a cornerstone of southern West Virginia since its founding in 1777 by frontier missionary "Elder" John Alderson. He not only gave the town its name but also established the first Baptist church in the Greenbrier Valley-a legacy of faith and resilience that still echoes through the hills.From Rails to Riverbanks Once a bustling livestock shipping point on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, Alderson has transitioned into a peaceful residential and vacation community. Its downtown offers quaint shops and services that cater to both locals and seasonal visitors drawn by the river's beauty and the town's welcoming spirit.