77.34 Unrestricted Acres — Hunt It, Camp It, Build On It, Make It Yours. Some properties are meant to be looked at. This one is meant to be used. Tucked away in Hampshire County, this 77.34-acre tract offers the privacy, freedom, and rugged West Virginia character that serious land buyers are looking for. Whether you want a hunting property, a weekend getaway, a place to ride, or land to build on down the road, this property gives you plenty of room to make it your own. The land is unrestricted, with no HOA and no covenants. Hunt it, camp on it, cut trails, establish food plots, manage the timber, or build a cabin. A mix of hardwoods, pine, and cedar covers the property, with wooded ridges, deep hollows, thick cover, and natural travel routes that create excellent habitat for whitetail deer, wild turkey, and black bear. For the hunter, this is the kind of property that gives you options. There is enough acreage to spread out, improve the habitat, and hunt different areas of the property without feeling boxed in. For everyone else, it is simply a great piece of recreational land—private, quiet, and big enough to enjoy in more than one way. An older mobile home is already on site. It needs work, but it gives the next owner a head start. Renovate it into a simple hunting camp or weekend place, or pull in an RV and use the existing well and septic while you decide what comes next. The site is already established, making it easier to start using the property without having to begin from scratch. The property also offers established access and a recent survey. The Little Cacapon River is nearby, and the surrounding area is known for good hunting, outdoor recreation, and the kind of peace and quiet that is getting harder to find. Located approximately two hours from Washington, D.C., this is an easy weekend run that feels much farther away once you arrive. Bring the camper. Bring the side-by-side. Hang your stands. Build something later.