Thurmond, WV homes for sale & real estate

Thurmond, WV Homes for Sale

If you've been dreaming of your own slice of Almost Heaven, this might be it. Tucked away in a private, quiet setting, this property is ideal as a hunting retreat, with abundant wildlife and the kind of seclusion that's hard to find. At the same time, it offers incredible potential beyond recreation, with multiple scenic spots perfectly suited for building—whether you're envisioning a full-time residence, weekend getaway, or even more than one homesite. You'll enjoy the best of both worlds with easy access to the outdoors, located just minutes from Beury Mountain Wildlife Management Area and in close proximity to New River Gorge National Park and Preserve. Whether you're looking to hu

Thurmond, WV Homes for Sale

Lot 33 on Laurel Lane in The Retreat subdivision. Private wooded ~1.17 lot with potential westerly view. Good location for multiple building styles. Elevation: 2,930 ft. The Retreat is a gated community with superior amenities: Clubhouse, endless pool, outdoor entertaining area, and spectacular long range mountain views. Infrastructure includes gas, electric, city water, fire hydrants. Prime location between Lewisburg and White Sulphur Springs. Greenbrier River Trail, Greenbrier River, and Greenbrier State Forest are minutes away. The Greenbrier Resort less than 5 miles. I 64 Exit 175: 3 miles or less. HOA $1650 per year. Sold by boundary.

Thurmond, WV Homes for Sale

Few private properties remain for sale so near the center of the newly established New River Gorge National Park & Preserve. Though located near the very heart of the park, the property is fewer than 15 minutes from suburban Beckley, the largest city in southern West Virginia. The steep, wooded tract accommodates two potential homesites. At the front, a quarter-acre of less-sloping land includes a former historic home site—a relic of the community's ghost-town period—and includes a well, septic system, fieldstone walls, and a stone chimney. A second potential homesite at the upper property overlooks a five-mile panorama of the gorge from more than 200 feet above the river.