This Harrison County, West Virginia, property offers 48± acres of land with a modest residence, 2 bedrooms, and 1 bathroom, multiple outbuildings, and naturally varied terrain. The property is accessed via Wallace Pike, a county-maintained road, and lies near the small community of Wallace, WV, in a rural area with open fields, woods, and a small creek meandering through the land.

The approximate parcel boundary includes gently rolling areas, gravelly uplands, and wooded sections, providing a mix of habitat types. A small creek runs through the property, offering a water feature that supports wildlife and can serve as a focal point for quiet outdoor experiences. The terrain and vegetation mix create potential for recreational land uses, including hunting, hiking, wildlife observation, trail systems, or rural homestead activities. The presence of multiple barns and outbuildings offers functional space for equipment storage, livestock shelter or workshop needs. Structures on the land reflect a working rural character and provide sheltered areas for implements or animals.

The existing residence is a simple home with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. It could function as a primary dwelling or weekend base camp for outdoor recreation. Its scale and layout are consistent with rural housing and may appeal to buyers looking for an affordable country residence while living adjacent to larger tracts. Utility access comes from nearby county services, and there is electricity present; septic and public water systems serve the residence. Prospective buyers should review service capacities and any needed upgrades.