HOMES FOR SALE IN WEST VIRGINIA WITH ACREAGE

Looking for West Virginia farms or acreages for sale? View ranches for sale in West Virginia listed between $12,000 and $9,800,000. West Virginia realtors are here to offer detailed information about ranches for sale or help you make an informed buying decision. View comprehensive demographics data or compare side by side up to 4 farm listings.

Searching for land for sale in the Mountain State? Lands of America has nearly 200,000 acres of West Virginia farms, rural land, hunting land, and another land for sale, totaling almost $1 billion in overall value. Of the 55 counties in the state, Berkeley County has the most land and rural real estate for sale. Looking at data recently recorded through the Lands of America Comparable Sales program, the most land, and rural property sales were recorded in Hampshire County. Some suggested agricultural applications for land currently listed for sale in West Virginia include livestock, timber, or aquaculture use. Outdoorsmen can hunt for wildlife including whitetail deer, turkey, bear, grouse, and quail on land for sale here, while fishermen can cast for bass, trout, and catfish.

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Why visit West Virginia

West Virginia is full of scenic nature, friendly faces, and honest to goodness family fun for all ages. Charleston Capitol Market The Charleston Capitol Market was created in 1997 using the architectural bones of the Kanawha and Michigan Railroad railyard from the 1800s.

In addition, those interested can take part in walk-in workshops, where they’ll witness live glasswork and can even join in by making their very own paperweight.

When to visit West Virginia

Traditional West Virginia dance with its many influences takes center stage, with demonstrations of Irish, Scottish, Morris, Swiss, Croatian and Appalachian dancing.

Better Plan a Spring Trip, too: Vandalia Gathering ( Charleston, West virginia ) Rich Appalachian folk culture is celebrated at the annual Vandalia Gathering, keeping the old ways alive in the modern era.

Traditional West virginia dance with its many influences takes center stage, with demonstrations of Irish, Scottish, Morris, Swiss, Croatian and Appalachian dancing.

What to do in West Virginia

Whitewater Rafting Paddlers rank West Virginia as one of the top river destinations in the world for both technicality and scenery (think towering cliffs). See the Hatfields Gravesite The Hatfields, of the Hatfields and McCoys feud fame, are buried in West Virginia. Visit West Virginia’s Beautiful State Capitol West Virginia is home to the most beautiful state capital of them all. Tour the Blenko Glass Company Blenko is a brand of hand-blown glass that has been produced in West Virginia since 1893 and is seen and sold around the world. West Virginia Public Radio’s nationally syndicated show, “ Mountain Stage “, has been going strong in the Kanawha Valley for over 30 years. This live show is a reason that people visit West Virginia. Sample Blue Smoke Salsa If you’ve ever seen a display of West Virginia products, chances are you have seen Blue Smoke Salsa, a delicious jarred salsa created and bottled in Ansted, West Virginia. Spend the Weekend at Stonewall Resort The Stonewall Resort is in West Virginia’s rolling hills and is full of outdoor fun. Watch a Baseball Game Come out and enjoy America’s favorite pastime at Appalachian Power Park with the West Virginia Power. The Power is West Virginia’s minor league baseball team and is the class-A affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Tour the WV State Wildlife Center Located in French Creek, the West Virginia State Wildlife Center is home to owls, raccoons, bison, river otters, and bears plus many other local animals.