This 5.9 acres of usable land offers the rare combination of privacy without isolation. You get the serenity of a tucked-away cul-de-sac while still being within a short drive of local amenities, small-town charm, and WV’s endless outdoor recreation. Whether you’re dreaming of a homestead, a weekend escape, or a future investment, this acreage gives you the space and freedom to create exactly what you want. Purchase of this property comes with deeded access to the South Branch of the Potomac River.
Escape to 15 unrestricted acres on Goldsborough Road in Springfield, WV, where no zoning and no restrictions mean the possibilities are wide open. Build your dream cabin, start a homestead, set up a private hunting retreat, or create the off-grid getaway you've always wanted. Shoot, hunt, raise livestock, or just live a life with no one telling you what to do! This property delivers paved road frontage for easy, year-round access, so there's no 4x4 required trail standing between you and your land. A brand-new 30x40 pole barn on a poured concrete slab is already in place, giving you a head start on storage, a workshop, equipment, or a staging point while you build. The mostly wooded lot offers privacy, timber, and excellent cover for wildlife, while a cleared area surrounding the pole barn provides ready-to-use building space. The deer blind conveys so you can start hunting right away! Enjoy beautiful mountain views as the backdrop to it all. Electric runs along the road at the property line, making power hookup a breeze. Buyer to install well and septic. The camper currently on the property is negotiable, needs some TLC but offering a convenient place to stay while you develop your land. A generator is included with the property as well! Ideally located less than ten minutes to the public access of the South Branch of the Potomac for kayaking, fishing, swimming, and other water activities. Just a short drive from Romney for shopping, dining, and everyday essentials, approximately one hour to Winchester, VA, and about two hours from the Washington, DC metro area. Close enough for convenience, far enough to feel like a true escape. Unrestricted acreage with this combination of paved access, a new outbuilding, and mountain views is a rare find and will go fast, seems like this is the one EVERYONE is looking for...
Most Mountain Properties Come With a Tradeoff. This One Doesn’t. You get the view but not the access. Privacy but no room to use the land. A homesite, but not much to do once you get there. This property brings it all together. Located in the highly sought-after Bluffs on the Potomac, the land follows a long, winding ridge with excellent potential for wide-open mountain views. Pick the right spot, clear the sightlines, and build the kind of log home, cabin, or weekend retreat that looks like it belongs in the West Virginia mountains. What really separates this property from the rest is the access. There are two ways in, one from Graces Cabin Road and another directly from Bluffs Blue Beach Road. That gives you options for driveway placement, construction, recreational access, or simply reaching different parts of the land without being tied to one entrance. And this is more than just a place to build. There is room to hunt, ride four-wheelers, cut trails, and explore your own ground. Deer, wild turkey, and black bear are common throughout the area, making this a strong fit for anyone who wants a true recreational property along with a future homesite. The Bluffs on the Potomac is one of Hampshire County’s most popular gated mountain communities for good reason. Owners enjoy privacy, security, scenic surroundings, and private subdivision access to the South Branch of the Potomac River. Spend the morning on the ridge, the afternoon fishing, kayaking, or relaxing by the water, and the evening back at your own mountain retreat. All of this is less than two hours from Washington, D.C., making it close enough for weekends but far enough away to feel like you actually escaped. Two entrances. Big-view potential. Private river access. Room to hunt, ride, build, and breathe. This is not just another wooded mountain property. It is the kind of place you can shape into something special.
Springfield is located in West Virginia. Springfield, West Virginia has a population of 407. Springfield is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 40.91% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 21.41%.
The median household income in Springfield, West Virginia is $34,853. The median household income for the surrounding county is $50,890 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Springfield is 40.6 years.
The average high temperature in July is 87.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 20.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 37.7 inches per year, with 31.4 inches of snow per year.
