Located along Route 21 in Masontown, this 8.35-acre wooded retreat offers a rare blend of natural beauty, wildlife opportunity, and development potential in the heart of Fayette County. The property rises gradually from approximately 1,000 feet at the road to 1,080 feet at the upper boundary, creating a naturally scenic and private setting draped entirely in mature hardwoods.

Two substantial benches break the terrain across the property, offering relatively level ground that lends itself well to a future home site, cabin, or camp. Whether you envision building your dream country home or simply establishing a private hunting sanctuary, the land accommodates both visions with ease. Utilities along Route 21 may offer added convenience for those considering a build.

Wildlife sign is abundant and unmistakable, this property holds game, and the timber quality reflects years of natural succession undisturbed by development. The mature hardwood canopy provides excellent mast production and cover that keeps whitetail, turkey, and other species on the land season after season. If you've been searching for a property that hunts bigger than its acreage, this is it.

Convenient road frontage along Route 21 ensures easy year-round access, while the rising topography and timber buffer create the seclusion buyers of recreational land are searching for. Located within the Albert Gallatin School District and just minutes from local shops, dining, and everyday essentials in Masontown and nearby Uniontown, this property delivers the best of both worlds, rural privacy with small-town convenience close at hand.

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