tbd curry

This ± 48.88-acre property is located in Upshur County, West Virginia, along Curry Road near French Creek. The land consists primarily of rolling, wooded terrain with a mix of mature hardwoods and natural undergrowth. A stream runs through the property, providing natural water access and adding to the diversity of the landscape. Both sides of the gravel county road are included in the property boundaries, offering multiple entry points and flexibility for layout or use. The property offers gravel road frontage, providing reliable and maintained access for vehicles and equipment. Electricity is available nearby, making it feasible to connect power for a cabin, hunting camp, or other recreational use. Additionally, the property has potential for free gas, which could be an added benefit for utility or heating purposes, though users should verify details with local providers.The terrain is primarily rolling, with moderate slopes that are easy to navigate and suitable for trails, hunting paths, or selective timber harvesting. The stream provides natural drainage and potential small-scale fishing or wildlife attraction. Its combination of wooded areas, open spaces near the creek, and road access makes the property versatile for various recreational activities.The property is situated within a rural area that balances seclusion with accessibility. Nearby towns include Buckhannon, approximately 9.5 miles to the north, and French Creek, roughly 3 miles away. Morgantown is about 55 miles to the north, and Clarksburg is approximately 30 miles to the west, providing access to additional services, shopping, and regional amenitiesUtilities are convenient, with electric service available nearby and potential access to gas. The land's layout, with both sides of the road included, allows for creative use of space, whether for a recreational getaway, and outdoor activities. This property represents a substantial tract of land in a scenic area of West Virginia, offering multiple recreational possibilities including hunting, hiking, wildlife observation, and outdoor exploration. Its combination of creek frontage, road access, electrical availability, and potential free gas make it versatile for a range of uses while maintaining the privacy and natural setting that rural landowners often seek.