Located in Spencer, West Virginia, this 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom cabin offers a private setting on 45 wooded acres. Built in 1932, the 768-square-foot home is suited for those looking to live simply or enjoy time off the grid.
The cabin includes a full bathroom, kitchen, and living area. It also comes with a pellet stove, gas space heaters, electric service, and a drilled water well. A tankless on-demand water heater is already installed. According to the owner, the property includes free gas and has marketable timber potential.
Additionally, the land provides room for hiking, hunting, or riding four-wheelers on nearby back roads. You’re just five miles from both Charles Fork Lake and the town of Spencer, which makes it easy to pick up supplies while still enjoying full seclusion.
You could live in the cabin while building a larger home, or simply use it as a quiet camp retreat. Either way, the low property tax—just $113 per year—makes this an affordable piece of West Virginia land.
If you’re interested in learning more about this property, please contact the listing agent through the Zillow link provided below the photos
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