647 Greenville Road, Union, WV 24983 - Monroe County

Wilson's Indian Creek Farm is located in the heart of Wild and Wonderful Monroe County, West Virginia. This incredible farm is 92 gorgeous acres and includes about one-half mile of beloved Indian Creek flowing through the farm. A comfortable 1865-era two-story farmhouse with five bedrooms and 2.5 baths is ready for the new owners. The farm includes a wonderful 39-foot x 20-foot inground heated swimming pool. The drive to the county seat of the government, Union, is about 9 miles. 5 Bedrooms 2.5 Baths 92 Acres 647 Greenville Road, Union, WV 24983 Large inground swimming pool Guest house garage apartment Large sweeping meadows Half a mile of wonderful Indian Creek Two large spring-fed stocked fishing ponds Private access from Route 122 Private country setting Mature grape arbors and some fruit trees A good number of mature black walnut trees Excellent hunting and fishing Abundant large and small wildlife Cross fencing Heavy duty bridge over Indian Creek Great hay production farming.

Please consider the following:

91 Beautiful acres selling by the existing boundary

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION

Incredible pastoral views

Diverse terrain, creek, sweeping meadows, hills, and woodland

36 acres of mountain forest

Approximately 30 acres in meadows

Two spring-fed ponds stocked with fish

Numerous sheds and outbuildings

No Conservation Easement

Mature timber, yours to cherish or to use as a cash-ready account

White Oaks, Black Walnut, and Pignut hickories provide tons of mass

All minerals available in the owners chain of title will convey

Incredible hunting

A recreational family Mecca for generations to come

The Edge Effect, fields, and woodland, the ideal wildlife habitat

30 acres estimated cleared farmable acres

Direct access from Route 122, the Greenville Road

Gravel drive to the residence

Drilled well with quality water

Rugged interior farm road with access to the beautiful hilltop view

Low taxes

The nearest traffic light, the next county, or the Commonwealth

INDIAN CREEK

Indian Creek takes its name from a Native American trail that crossed the Appalachians from the Ohio River valley to the Great Valley of Virginia. It was the interstate of the Indian world.

Indian Creek is a tributary of the New River. It is one of Monroe Countys main drainage basins. Indian Creek begins its journey near Salt Sulphur Springs and drains tens of thousands of acres on its winding 30-mile-long trip through pastoral farms, steep mountain canyons, wide bottomland forests, wetlands, and marshes before ending its trip close to Crumps Bottom, where it enters New River. From there, the New River flows to the Kanawha, onto the Ohio, then the Mississippi, and terminating in the Gulf of Mexico. It is said that the waters of Indian Creek will arrive in the Gulf of Mexico 3 to 4 days after entering the New River.

HIGHLIGHTS

Wild and Wonderful Monroe County, West Virginia, the Crown Jewel of the State

Almost Heaven

Country Roads take me home!

9 easy miles to Union, WV

91 acres sold by the boundary

Beautiful 40 x 20 heated inground swimming pool

Approximately 30 acres of cleared farmable land

Right in the heart of Monroe County, near the county seat of Union

ncredible farm, home, woods, and privacy

The beautiful Indian Creek Valley of Monroe

Excellent recreational area for kids and adults

Internet by ViaNet

Drilled well

Gravel driveway

Septic system

Located in a low-traffic farming community

A sportsman paradise

Big BUCK territory!

Wild turkeys galore

Updated historic home, a comfortable two-story home with many amenities, warmth, and great views

Approximately miles of beautiful Indian Creek flowing through the farm

Two Spring-fed ponds

Gated entrance

Excellent hay production

Tennis court that could be restored

Private access bridge

Auxiliary ROW on the lower end for egress and ingress

Privacy without being remote

Incredible pastoral views

Low property taxes

All minerals existing in the title will convey

Tons of pignut hickory nuts, walnuts, and acorns make a wildlife oasis

Large crop of mature black walnut trees

Brand new multi-million-dollar public school at Ballard

Amish Community nearby

20 minutes to a medical clinic

Historic Cooks Mill nearby

Minutes to Peterstown, historic Union, and Hinton

Easy drive to Roanokes jet airport

Amtrak train station at nearby Hinton

Pence Springs Flea Market is a 35-minute drive

Superior access by state-maintained paved roads FedEx, UPS, and USPS delivery

Cell phone coverage is good in most areas with Verizon

Fur-bearing deer, black bear, squirrel, rabbit, bobcat, raccoon, fox, chipmunk, opossum

Winged wildlife eagles, hawks, owls, ravens, turkeys, and Neotropical songbirds