Ready to Own Your Own Piece of the Wild? Then saddle up—because what you're looking at here isn’t just dirt and trees. It’s 29.72 acres of raw, untamed mountain country nestled deep in the rugged heart of Hampshire County, West Virginia. This isn’t your average slice of real estate. This is a no-nonsense, build-what-you-want, hunt-all-day, disconnect-from-the-world kind of property. Whether you're after a personal hunting camp, a secluded cabin site, or a solid long-term investment you can actually enjoy, this land delivers like a workhorse. Let’s start with the basics—because the basics are darn good. This land sits in Shack’s Forest Subdivision, but don’t let the word “subdivision” fool you. There are no cookie-cutter homes, no manicured lawns, and no neighborhood Facebook groups here. Just one rule: no mobile homes. This is the kind of place where you can run a chainsaw at 6 AM, cook your dinner over a campfire, or just sit on your porch and listen to the wind whisper through the hardwoods. It’s the kind of land where you don’t ask for permission—you just get to work. Located just minutes from Short Mountain Wildlife Management Area, you’ll have thousands of acres of public land practically in your backyard. That means more hunting, more hiking, more exploring—and fewer neighbors. The kind of place where a man can stretch out, roam, and reconnect with the wild. It’s remote enough to feel like you’re off the grid, but not so far off the map that it’s a burden to reach. You're only two hours from Washington, D.C., but you'd swear it was a thousand miles away. Whether you're a weekend warrior escaping the Beltway or a full-time mountain man in the making, this property is exactly what you need. No traffic. No noise. No nonsense. Just you, the woods, and whatever you decide to build.