615 Mill St, West Milford, WV 26451

Located in Harrison County, West Virginia, this 8.08 acre property offers a blend of residential comfort and functional acreage suitable for a range of uses. The three bedroom, two bath home provides approximately 2400 square feet of living space and sits in a setting with views of surrounding mountain ridges. The acreage is usable for residential enjoyment, outdoor recreation, or general land management, giving the next owner flexibility in how the property is utilized.The land surrounding the home adds notable value. With approximately eight acres, owners can manage the property for general recreation, small scale projects, gardens, trails, or natural areas. The terrain offers a mix of open and wooded sections, providing both visibility and cover. Gentle to moderate slopes contribute to the mountain views while maintaining accessible ground for typical outdoor tasks. Access to the property is straightforward, allowing for year round entry. The acreage gives room for parking, equipment storage, or expansion depending on the needs of the owner and any applicable local regulations. Utilities are in place at the home, providing essential residential services. The combination of existing infrastructure and usable land reduces development needs for those looking to expand functionality or tailor the property to their preferences.Outdoor opportunities on the property may include hiking, wildlife observation, and general land stewardship. The surrounding landscape offers the typical features of the region, including hardwood timber, rolling hills, and natural habitat. Owners may choose to maintain open areas, manage wooded portions, or develop small recreational improvements according to their needs.Overall, this Harrison County property provides meaningful acreage, a sizable home, mountain views, and the essential components needed for residential comfort and land based activities. Its layout and terrain allow owners to adapt the property to their preferred lifestyle while maintaining a setting grounded in the natural features of the region. Opportunity for additional acreage-The owner is selling both residences located on the property separately but is willing to sell them together. If sold separately, the seller will cover the cost of completing a new survey prior to closing.