Located in the mountains of Pocahontas County, West Virginia, this exceptional 155+/- acre farm offers a rare combination of productive farmland, extensive river frontage, national forest boundary, quality timber, and comfortable living accommodations. With more than one-half mile of frontage along the Greenbrier River and surrounded by the Monongahela National Forest, the property provides an opportunity to enjoy agriculture, recreation, and country living in one of West Virginia's most scenic regions. The farm features a diverse landscape consisting of approximately 14+/- acres of level open land bordering the Greenbrier River, additional open fields, mature hardwood timber, and a network of existing farm roads and trails that provide access throughout the property. The combination of open ground and wooded acreage supports a variety of agricultural and recreational uses while creating attractive mountain scenery in every direction. One of the property's defining features is its extensive frontage along the Greenbrier River. More than one-half mile of river frontage provides outstanding access for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, swimming, and enjoying one of West Virginia's most celebrated free-flowing rivers. The level river bottom offers easy access to the water and creates an inviting setting for spending time outdoors with family and friends. Across the river, the neighboring Seneca State Forest helps preserve the natural viewshed while adding to the area's abundant wildlife habitat. Adding even more recreational appeal, the Greenbrier River Trail passes directly through the property. This nationally recognized rail trail extends nearly 78 miles through Pocahontas and Greenbrier Counties and is enjoyed by hikers, bicyclists, horseback riders, and outdoor enthusiasts throughout the year. Having direct access to the trail creates opportunities to explore miles of scenic river corridor without leaving the property. The original farmhouse, built in 1900, offers approximately 1,232 square feet of living space and has been thoughtfully remodeled while maintaining much of its historic character. The home features three bedrooms, one full bathroom, and modern conveniences, including fiber optic internet service, allowing owners to stay connected while enjoying a peaceful rural setting. In addition to the farmhouse, the property includes separate guest quarters that provide additional accommodations for visitors or extended family members. Several barns and outbuildings are located throughout the farm and offer space for equipment storage, livestock, workshop use, hay storage, or other agricultural purposes. The timbered portions of the property contain marketable hardwoods that provide excellent wildlife habitat while also offering marketable timber potential. The diverse habitat supports healthy populations of whitetail deer, wild turkey, black bear, and other native wildlife, making the property well-suited for hunting and wildlife observation. The surrounding Monongahela National Forest expands recreational opportunities by providing access to thousands of additional acres of public land for hiking, hunting, fishing, and exploring. Whether your plans include farming, raising livestock, managing timber resources, establishing a homestead, or enjoying a private recreational retreat, this property offers the space and natural resources to accommodate a variety of objectives. The combination of productive river bottom fields, hardwood forest, extensive river frontage, historic improvements, and direct access to both the Monongahela National Forest and Greenbrier River Trail creates a property that is seldom available in Pocahontas County. Despite its private setting, the property benefits from modern infrastructure, including fiber optic internet, allowing owners to balance rural living with the convenience of reliable high-speed connectivity. Scenic mountain views, abundant wildlife, and year-round outdoor recreation
Train Whistle in the Wind. Lush land, beautiful forest, a true 1800's hand hewn log cabin, a peaceful setting in the mountains where the steam whistle still blows. ~38 surveyed acres with ~14 acres open with pasture and the remainder in forest land with a creek, Griggs Spring Run. 2 BR, 1.5 bath mobile home on the property. Both units need TLC, good roof and solid floors. Well, springhouse, and electric to both. Cabin has high ceilings with a second story loft style living space. Lightfoot Lane is a private well-maintained road, located ~2.7 miles from Cass Scenic Railroad State Park, the historic logging town that still offers scenic steam train rides on restored steam locomotives. Joins National Forest. Unique setting offering privacy, history, self-sufficiency, and beauty. Sold ''as is. Fresh air, cool mountain breezes- a pristine paradise. Known as a recreational mecca, Pocahontas offers unique experiences from Snowshoe Ski Resort; Green Bank Observatory, the first radio astronomy observatory (1957) located in the National Radio Quiet Zone; the Greenbrier River Trail State Park, a 75 mile bike and hike trail; Monongahela National Forest, a near-one-million acre forest; the Greenbrier River and Knapps Creek, ultimate fishing and kayaking; and the historic Cass Scenic Railroad State Park, an opportunity to ride a steam locomotive and relive the historic logging chapter of WV. The property on Lightfoot Lane exemplifies John Denver's song "Take me Home, County Road" "Life is old there, older than the trees Younger than the mountains, growin' like a breeze.. At 3000 ft elevation, this property and environment gives the unique opportunity to live differently. Log cabin: Assessor reports cabin was built in the 1800s. The logs are hand hewn. Left side of roof on front porch was damaged during 2026 ice weather. Heat: Woodstove with flue. The back of the building is a separate storage attachment and needs repairs. No interior bathroom. An outhouse was behind the log house, but is in disrepair. Interior needs cleaned out. Mobile home: 2 BR, 1.5 bath. Open floor plan kitchen, dining, and living room. Kitchen appliances, washer and dryer convey. Electric heat. No one has stayed in the mobile home for many years. Mobile home needs cleaned out and may need some repair. No apparent leaks, unit was winterized. Deck needs some repairs. Excellent area for hunting and outdoor sports. Property would make a nice mini-farm. Beautiful sites for a residence or multiple residences. No restrictions. Recent survey.
Steeped in history and waiting for it's next chapter, this 106 year old landmark property in Historic Cass, WV offers a rare opportunity to revive a classic mountain bed and breakfast. Historic charm meets unlimited potential: Bring your vision and construction tools to restore a piece of West Virginia history. Built in 1920 during the peak of the region's logging boom, this expansive property is a fixer-upper with incredible bones and undeniable character. Featuring 7+ bedrooms, this grand structure is the ultimate blank canvas for an ambitious investor, restoration enthusiast, or aspiring innkeeper looking to create a premier boutique lodging destination. A tourism goldmine at your doorstep. Location is everything and this property sits at the epicenter of Pocahontas County's thriving tourism scene. Your future guests will enjoy unparalleled access to the region's top year-round attractions: Cass Scenic Railroad: Located just moments from the famous historic steam engine train rides. Outdoor Adventure: Steps away from the pristine Greenbrier River and the scenic 78-mile Greenbrier River Trail for hiking, biking, and kayaking. Snowshoe Mountain Resort: A short drive to West Virginia's premier ski and mountain bike destination, ensuring steady winter and summer bookings. Green Bank Observatory: Close to the world-renowned Green Bank Telescope, drawing science enthusiasts and travelers from across the globe. See it today!
What a great opportunity to own a 3 BR cabin on a gorgeous parcel of land just steps from the Greenbrier River & Trail! Only 25 minutes to Snowshoe, 15 minutes to Cass, this property offers easy access to country living at its best. 3 Bedrooms and 1 full Bath with a spacious living room that looks out toward the woods and river. Nicely remodeled kitchen, dining room, and entry mudroom with pellet stove that keeps the entire home warm. Apple trees and Dogwoods, lots of perennials, several raised gardening beds with good sun exposure. Solid outbuildings include Meat processing with cold storage, Chicken & Hog coop, detached garage & storage, woodworking bldg, and a newer storage building. Very hard to find such a stellar offering at this price anywhere in the county. Call today!
Charming historic home in Cass, built in 1900 and updated in the mid-to-late 2000s. This two-story property features 3 bedrooms and 1 full bath, all located upstairs. Inside, enjoy original hardwood floors crafted by the Cass lumber mill, adding unique character and history. Updates include all-new windows and a newer heat pump with central A/C for year-round comfort. A small storage shed provides extra space for tools or equipment. This home is being sold ''as is'', offering a great opportunity to own a piece of Cass history and make it your own.
Cass is located in West Virginia. Cass, West Virginia has a population of 12. The county average for households married with children is 16.71%.
The median household income for the surrounding county is $37,225 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Cass is 0 years.
The average high temperature in July is 78.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 16 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 45.3 inches per year, with 65 inches of snow per year.
