11.1 pristine acres in Pocahontas County, West Virginia. This was to be the site of our retirement home, but the arrival of our new grandson has changed our plans. This property is just 2.2 miles off of Route 219, the major highway up the Greenbrier River Valley, but it is down the west side of Droop Mountain and you can not hear any road traffic from the property. We have camped out in a tent on this land and the silence and the stars are not like anything you would experience east of the Mississippi. The 2.2 miles to the driveway via Lobelia road is a single lane paved road with switchbacks down into the valley and up a slight hill. The property sits adjacent to a right of way stone drive and contains several choice homesites. About 2.5 acres are in pasture, one of the choice homesites, and the rest is wooded. There is a small seasonal spring and a very small pond on the property. This land has deeded restrictions to ensure the beauty of the area, details can be sent via email. The nearest neighbor is over a quarter mile away, adjacent land are woods and a farm to the South. The views from this property include Droop Mountain to the East and the Monongahela National Forest mountains to the West. We have seen deer on this property about every time we go there. There is also bear sign in the area. This property is listed with a realtor and can be seen at any time.  The sale will go through the realtor.  Property is located at 38 deg 05 minutes 31.75 north and 80 degrees 17 minutes 53.61 west if you want to Google it.  The  coordinates are the middle of the property with the access road to the north and the open pasture on the east end.  The property can also be subdivided as long as each lot is still greater than 3 acres.  Call and we can set up a time for us to show the property, tell you how to get there to look yourselves, or set up through the realtor.  We are open to all offers.  Thanks.