Offered for the first time in over a century, this multi-generational farmhouse represents a true piece of Clay County history. Once serving as a family camp for more than 100 years, this rare property embodies the enduring spirit of early Appalachian life—blending heritage, utility, and natural beauty across its 65.24 acres.
The home itself preserves authentic, time-tested features that have stood the test of time, including a wood and coal stove, a hand-dug well, and a canning cellar—all still in working order. A covered wraparound porch stretches along two sides of the house, providing a shaded vantage point to take in the tranquil surroundings.
The landscape is rich with history and character, featuring mature chestnut trees, a seasonal creek, and rolling hills that have supported generations of successful whitetail and turkey hunting. The property also includes multiple outbuildings—a blacksmith shop, corn crib, and other original structures—offering opportunities for restoration or creative repurposing.
Adding to its long-term value, this property also includes full mineral rights, a rarity in today’s market.
For those drawn to outdoor recreation, the location couldn’t be more ideal—just 2.8 miles from the Elk River and 12.9 miles from the Wallback Wildlife Management Area, offering endless opportunities for fishing, hunting, and exploring the Appalachian wilderness.
Whether you’re seeking a rustic retreat, hunting base, or historic restoration project, this farmstead stands as a genuine slice of West Virginia heritage—offered as-is and ready to continue its next chapter.
Property Highlights:
- 3 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms | 1,081 Sq. Ft.
- 65.24 Acres of scenic, historic farmland
- Mineral Rights included
- Wood and coal stove, hand-dug well, and canning cellar
- Wraparound porch with hillside and creek views
- Seasonal creek, mature chestnut trees, and abundant wildlife
- Multiple outbuildings including blacksmith shop and corn crib
- Excellent whitetail and turkey hunting
- 2.8 miles from Elk River, 12.9 miles to Wallback WMA
- Sold as-is, formerly used as a hunting cabin
A true legacy property, 2741 Spread Hollow Rd, Clay, WV, offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a living piece of Appalachian history—a serene, storied escape ready to be rediscovered.
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