2251 Householder Road, HEDGESVILLE, WV 25427 (MLS # WVMO2006520)

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PRICE $1,500,000 BEDS 0 BATHS 0 HOME SIZE n/a LOT SIZE 111.00 ac Request More Info Schedule a Showing

Welcome to a truly extraordinary opportunity to own a sprawling 111-acre sanctuary nestled along the Upper Potomac River. This unique farm, accessed via a paved road and secured by a private gated entrance, offers an unmatched blend of natural beauty, recreational potential, and agricultural versatility "” all within convenient reach of major regional hubs. A Private Retreat with Unparalleled Waterfront Access From the moment you enter the property you are embraced by a landscape that feels both wild and welcoming. Spanning 111 acres of pristine countryside, this land boasts over 2,000 feet of breathtaking frontage along the Upper Potomac River, creating an idyllic setting for river lovers, anglers, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. A rare feature of the farm is its exclusive direct river access through a hand-built stone tunnel "” an extraordinary passage that runs beneath the historic train tracks. This private portal not only offers unparalleled ease for fishing, or simply savoring the peaceful waterside atmosphere but also adds a unique historical charm to the property, setting it apart from any other riverfront acreage on the market. Diverse and Productive Agricultural Land The farm features 24 acres of tillable land, currently dedicated to hay production. This productive farmland offers excellent potential for various agricultural pursuits, from hay farming to crop cultivation or even planting food plots to grow and hold an already thriving deer herd. Adding to the charm, a large barn stands on the property, perfectly suited for hay storage or as a functional hub for farm operations. The barn's spacious interior provide ample room for equipment, feed, and livestock, making it ideal for both hobby farmers and serious agricultural entrepreneurs. Abundant Wildlife and Outdoor Recreation Hunters and outdoor enthusiasts will fall in love by the large and diverse populations of animals that frequent this property. A sizable flock of wild turkeys regularly visits the fields and woodlands, creating dynamic wildlife watching and hunting opportunities. Moreover, ample numbers of deer inhabit the property year-round, providing excellent hunting opportunities. This farm sets up well for the individuals looking to manage a deer herd and attract those large bucks from just across the river. Perched strategically within the landscape is a large elevated hunting blind offering panoramic views across three expansive fields. To the west of the blind is where a previous food plot was carved out. Many turkeys and deer have been harvested from this location as it sits against a large block of timber and just up the banks from the river. The height of this tower blind gives opportunity to see roughly 270 yards across the field to give ample coverage of those cruising deer during the firearms season. Waterways and Natural Features In addition to the river frontage, the property is graced by over 1,000 feet of Big Run, a stream that meanders through the landscape. This waterway adds a peaceful, soothing ambiance and supports a diverse range of wildlife. A well-maintained trail system winds throughout the farm, allowing easy and enjoyable traversal across the fields, forests, and along the waterways. These trails connect all the property's key features and make it convenient to explore every corner, whether on foot, horseback, ATV, or mountain bike. The trail network enhances accessibility while preserving the land's natural charm and beauty. Protected Scenic Views and National Park Access One of the most remarkable aspects of this estate is its adjacency to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park. This protected national park guarantees that the stunning views across the river will remain. Don't miss the opportunity to own would could very well be the best farm in Morgan County on the banks of the Potomac River.