1871 Wayside Talcott Rd

Description

Wayside Point Farm is a rare mountain farm retreat blending comfort, 50+/- AC of backcountry freedom, and prime hunting grounds. This cathedral-ceiling home offers 3 bedrooms, 4 baths, with a main-level primary suite featuring a clawfoot tub. Relax on wraparound decking or cool off in the above-ground pool, all in the privacy of your own farm. The wooded acreage features tree stands and manicured trails for hunters, plus a small cross-fenced pasture, garden area, fruit trees, and an extra lot on the creek. Outbuildings include a 2-stall garage, log corn-crib storage, and a 200-amp workshop. Self-sufficient, hunter-ready, and move-in ready. Wayside Point Farm: 50± Acres of Fertile Ground, Solid Improvements & Farmhouse Living Tucked into the hills of Wayside, West Virginia, this 50± acre farm offers the land, layout, and outbuildings to support a working homestead. Whether your focus is livestock, gardens, orchard production, or simply the self-sufficient country life. A well-built farmhouse, small cross-fenced pasture, established fruit trees, a substantial garden plot, and multiple outbuildings make this a property that's ready to work. The Farmhouse The farmhouse anchors the property with a cathedral-ceiling great room, wood-paneled walls, and hardwood floors. It is a comfortable, durable home built for daily farm life. Big windows and glass doors open onto the deck with long-range mountain views to enjoy while you unwind. Three bedrooms and four baths give the whole family (or hired help) their own space, and the main-level primary suite offers a quiet retreat after a long day outside, complete with a clawfoot soaking tub. An eat-in kitchen and adjoining dining room are built for hearty meals and full tables. Pasture, Garden & Orchard The land is where this property earns its keep. A cross-fenced front yard is ready for small livestock, and the expansive lawn and open pasture give room to rotate animals or expand growing space. A generous garden area is already established, and the property is planted with apple trees, pear trees, and a chestnut tree, a solid start toward a productive home orchard. A landscaped stone flowerbed near the drive adds a nice finishing touch without taking away from the practical bones of the place. Acreage & Land Use Beyond the cleared and cultivated ground, the wooded acreage offers real utility: maintained trails throughout for equipment access, several open clearings well suited to future pasture or food plots, and strong wildlife habitat that supports both hunting and land stewardship. The mix of open and wooded ground gives an owner flexibility to expand tillable or grazing acreage, manage timber, or keep it as is for hunting income and recreation. Outbuildings & Infrastructure The farm's working infrastructure is a major asset. A large detached two-stall garage runs on 100 amp service and includes a utility sink ready to install for a wash station or small farm shop. A log corn crib style building adds classic farm storage and character. A large open workshop on 200 amp service provides serious room for equipment, machinery repair, processing, or a home-based agricultural operation. Graded, traveled roadways and an established drainage system mean the property already has the bones for reliable equipment and livestock access in all seasons. The Location The farm sits within easy reach of southern West Virginia's river towns for supplies and markets. Hinton is about 20 minutes away with a historic downtown. The Greenbrier River access at Talcott is roughly 10 minutes out, and the surrounding region has Bluestone State Park, Bluestone Wildlife Management Area, and the New River Gorge offering both recreation and a strong sense of rural community rooted in the land. The Bottom Line This is a farm with the improvements already in place: fenced ground, a garden, fruit trees, a real workshop, additional storage, and a solid house to come home to. Whether you're starting a small livestock operati