This is it-the crown jewel of Hampshire County. 127.40 acres of wild, untamed mountain land just outside Purgitsville. No fluff, no frills-just the real deal. Rugged. Remote. Loaded with potential. This land's got everything: big timber, open meadows, and jaw-dropping views in every direction. From the high ridge, you can see clear across the South Branch Valley-sunrises, sunsets, storms rolling over the hills. It's the kind of view that stops you mid-sentence and reminds you why you wanted out here in the first place. Whether you're on foot, on an ATV, or just sitting still, this ground feels different-quiet, private, and untouched. The terrain is classic West Virginia-rolling, wooded, and full of character. But it's usable. You're not fighting it. A one-acre pond sits like a magnet, drawing in wildlife and anchoring the property. If you hunt, you won't need to leave. Big bucks, turkey, bear-it's all here, and as plentiful as it gets. The kind of place where opening day feels like a tradition, not a scramble. The property is made up of two tracts with frontage on a county-maintained road, giving you flexibility for access, future division, or long-term plans. Hampshire County has no zoning, so you call the shots-build a getaway cabin, set up a hunting lodge, start that legacy farm, or just hold it as a solid land investment. Whatever the vision, the canvas is here. There's already a pavilion on-site used for storage, plus an existing septic system-one less thing to worry about when you're ready to build. And access is solid: under an hour to I-81, and just over two hours to D.C., with easy runs along Route 50 and Corridor H. Remote, yes-but not unreachable. Places like this don't show up often-and when they do, they don't last. This isn't just land. It's a piece of the Mountain State you can make your own. A place to build, explore, pass down-or just disappear to when you need to.