M&M Land Company LLC

06/18/2026

Clear building sites, set back and private.

Not every wooded tract gives you a place to actually build. This one does. The forest opens into clear fields with legitimate building sites, far enough off the road for privacy and surrounded by room. Public water, sewer, and electric are already available, and road access is in place.

Bring a cabin, a home, or a basecamp for the hunting season. You are minutes from Fayetteville and ten miles from the New River Gorge Bridge, with whitewater, climbing, and Summersville Lake close by.

145 acres of timber, trails, and build potential for $319,900. That is $2,206 per acre.

https://mmlandsales.com/listings/145-acres-fayette-county-wv
740-350-6225

06/17/2026

The 145 acres on Deepwater Mountain just opened back up.

One of the largest tracts near the New River Gorge is available again. 145 acres of mature hardwood timber, established trails, and hunting stands already set where the game moves through. Rock outcroppings give the land structure you do not find on flat ground. Then the forest opens into clear fields with legitimate building sites, set back and private.

Public water, sewer, and electric are at the road. You are ten miles from the New River Gorge Bridge, with rafting, climbing, and Summersville Lake all within reach.

At $319,900 that is $2,206 per acre for timber value, hunting ground, and build potential in one of West Virginia's most sought after counties. Ground this size and this close to the Gorge does not come open often.

See it: https://mmlandsales.com/listings/145-acres-fayette-county-wv
Call or text 740-350-6225

145 acres in Fayette County, West Virginia near Oak Hill — Expansive 145-acre mountain property on Deepwater Mountain Road in Fayette County, just ten miles from the New River... Priced at $319,900.

06/16/2026

The stands are already set where the deer walk.

Whoever worked this ground knew what they were doing. Hunting stands sit where game naturally travels. Mature oak and hardwood produce mast year after year, and the mix of timber, open fields, and nearby water holds whitetail, turkey, and small game across all 145 acres.

Established trails give you quiet access to every corner. Rock outcroppings and rolling terrain create the kind of cover and funnels serious hunters look for.

This is a working hunting property and a timber investment in the same tract, ten miles from the New River Gorge.

$319,900, or $2,206 per acre.

https://mmlandsales.com/listings/145-acres-fayette-county-wv
740-350-6225

06/15/2026

145 acres is just a number until you stand on it.

This is land with real presence. Mature hardwood timber that has been growing for decades runs across ridges and hollows. Established trails move you from one end to the other without cutting a single new road. The terrain rolls enough to create natural movement corridors without ever becoming hard to reach.

Then the woods open into clear fields. Usable ground, set back and private, with building sites that make sense.

Timber, hunting, and a place to build, all on one tract on Deepwater Mountain in Fayette County, West Virginia. Public water, sewer, and electric at the road.

$319,900. That is $2,206 per acre.

https://mmlandsales.com/listings/145-acres-fayette-county-wv
740-350-6225

06/14/2026

Decades of mature hardwood timber, already carrying market value.

You walk in under a canopy that took fifty years to grow, and every standing tree is an asset on a balance sheet that compounds while you sleep. 145 acres in Fayette County, West Virginia, ten miles from the New River Gorge National Park, with established trails already cut, hunting stands already hung, and dramatic rock outcroppings breaking the ridgelines.

Public water, sewer, and electric are available at the road. Open fields give you legitimate building sites without clearing a single stick of merchantable timber. Oak Hill is your nearest town.

Fayette County tracts of this scale, with this kind of standing timber and this proximity to the Gorge, do not surface often. The math works on the timber alone. Everything else is upside.

Call Mack Haessly with M&M Land Sales at 740-350-6225 to walk it.

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06/14/2026

Mature hardwood timber you can see from the air.

Decades of growth stand across these 145 acres. Solid forest with genuine market value, the kind of timber that makes investors and long term landowners pay attention. From the air you see how the canopy runs unbroken across the ridges, then breaks open into clear fields with room to build.

Land near the New River Gorge does not lose its appeal, and timber like this only gets more valuable as it grows.

$319,900 works out to $2,206 per acre for timber, hunting ground, and build sites in one tract in Fayette County, West Virginia.

https://mmlandsales.com/listings/145-acres-fayette-county-wv
740-350-6225

06/14/2026

The creek bottom pulls deer off the ridges every evening.

You step onto 91 acres in Roane County, West Virginia, where mature timber covers elevations climbing past 1,000 feet. The creek along the lower ground is a year-round water source, and it's already done the work of carving the travel corridors for you. Bucks move the benches. Turkeys roost the upper hardwoods. The neighboring habitat holds them when pressure builds elsewhere.

Established trails run the property, so you can hang stands, cut shooting lanes, and reach the back ridges without burning daylight. The bottom ground opens up for food plots. The ridgetops give you wind and sightlines. Newton sits minutes away and I-79 keeps the drive in from anywhere honest.

Tracts this size in Roane County, with water, timber, and elevation in one boundary, do not sit long.

Call Mack Haessly with M&M Land Sales at 740-350-6225 to walk it before the season planning starts.

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06/10/2026

You walk Happy Hollow Road and pick your cabin site.

Twenty six acres of Wood County hardwoods, fifteen minutes from Parkersburg, with electric already at the road. That changes everything. You are not starting from scratch out here. You are picking the bench where the porch goes, the rise where the morning light hits first, the clearing where the drive bends through the oaks.

The terrain does the work for you. Mature timber for shade and privacy. Natural variations that give you elevation, draws, and quiet pockets the road never sees. Deer and turkey already live here. The weekend retreat builds itself in your head before you finish the walk.

This is a buildable woodland tract close enough to town for groceries and far enough up Happy Hollow to forget the week.

Listed by Mack Haessly with M&M Land Sales. Call or text 740-350-6225 to walk it.

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06/10/2026

Twenty-five acres of standing hardwood, ten minutes from Parkersburg.

You are looking at a 25-acre tract on Happy Hollow Road in Wood County, West Virginia. Hardwood cover across rolling topography. Electric, phone, and rural water available at the road. New to the market.

The math on a parcel this size makes sense. Twenty-five acres is the sweet spot: large enough to hunt seriously, small enough to hold without strain, and close enough to Parkersburg that the recreational and residential demand never softens. Standing timber is a working asset that grows whether you visit or not. Deer and turkey already use this ground.

Tracts under thirty acres with utilities at the road and genuine hunting habitat do not sit long in Wood County. The comp set is thin and getting thinner.

Call Mack Haessly with M&M Land Sales at 740-350-6225 to walk it before the summer buyers move.

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06/09/2026

The bucks are already moving these ridges.

You are walking 19 acres of Washington County, Ohio, where open fields meet mature woods and the deer have a clear travel corridor between bedding and browse. Edge habitat like this is what turns a property into a hunting tract. You have the open ground for a food plot, the timber for a stand, and enough cover that mature bucks will hold here through October.

Run your trail cams now. Hang sets in August. Be ready when the rut breaks in November.

The property sits minutes from Marietta, with electric at the road, a fresh survey, and easy access off Reed Road. Close to I-77 when you need it, quiet when you don't. Frontier Local School District. Mineral, gas, and oil rights reserved by the seller.

Tracts this workable, this close to town, do not sit long once serious hunters start scouting for fall.

Call Mack Haessly with M&M Land Sales at 740-350-6225. Check the first comment for the property page.