Located in Raleigh County just outside of Beckley, this 105.7+/- acre tract offers a well-balanced mix of recreational use, wildlife habitat, and potential for a private retreat. The property is accessed through a gated entrance directly from a state-maintained road, providing both convenience and controlled entry. Its location places it within reasonable driving distance of nearby communities while maintaining a private setting.

The land features early succession hardwood timber, including stands of white oak that contribute to both cover and seasonal food sources for wildlife. The habitat supports populations of whitetail deer, wild turkey, and black bear. The mix of timber age classes and natural growth creates bedding areas, travel corridors, and forage opportunities that are attractive for hunting and wildlife observation.

Multiple mountain streams run through the property, adding both aesthetic value and a natural water source for wildlife. These water features, combined with the varied terrain, enhance the overall usability of the land for outdoor recreation. The topography is suitable for hiking, ATV or UTV riding, and exploring the existing trail network that extends throughout much of the tract.

An established system of ATV and UTV trails provides access to different sections of the property, making it easier to navigate for recreational use or land management. These trails also support hunting access by allowing entry to various stand locations without extensive clearing or development.

The property’s layout and seclusion make it a practical candidate for a cabin or hunting camp. Several areas could be evaluated for building sites, depending on a buyer’s intended use and any required approvals. The combination of road frontage, internal access, and natural features supports a range of uses, including seasonal recreation, hunting, and land stewardship.

Nearby towns include Beckley, approximately 15 miles away, Oak Hill, approximately 25 miles away and Princeton, approximately 35 miles away. These towns provide access to shopping, dining, and services while the property itself remains set in a more rural environment.

This Raleigh County tract offers a combination of acreage, access, wildlife habitat, and recreational features that may appeal to buyers seeking a manageable parcel for outdoor use or a future retreat location. All property uses should be verified according to local regulations and the buyer's needs.