This +/- 104-acre property located at 1789 Mccurdysville Pike in Rivesville, Marion County, West Virginia offers substantial land with a residence and supporting structures in a rural setting. The parcel includes a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home built in 1951, containing approximately 1,759 square feet of living space. The garage has two stalls, and there is a barn on the property. A canning cellar is attached to the garage. The home features a gas fireplace and a primary bedroom located on the first floor. The terrain is mixed. The property includes open meadows, wooded areas, and rural forest. Meadow space may support grazing, hay, or other open-land uses. Wooded areas provide cover and habitat. The property is accessed via McCurdysville Pike, a paved county road. Utilities (electric, water, septic) are present at the home and garage. Rural setting with lots of potential regarding all the pasture available. The streams on the property create great water source as well. Potential uses include residential living with privacy, small-scale farming (livestock, crops, grazing), hunting, timber, recreational land, hobby farm, or a combination. The barn and open acreage support agricultural or animal uses. The wooded portions may support wildlife habitat and recreational hunting or hiking. The mix of open and wooded ground gives flexibility for land management.