If you’ve been hunting for a piece of land that actually delivers—real privacy, solid ground, and direct access from a state-maintained road—this one checks the boxes. Lot 10 in the Spring Gap Mountain Subdivision offers 5.73 wooded acres with usable terrain from corner to corner. This isn’t steep, unworkable hillside—it’s land you can actually build on without breaking the bank on dirt work. Tucked back in the hills of West Virginia, it’s quiet, private, and feels exactly like it should. Electric runs along the boundary, and with frontage on a state-maintained road, you’ve got reliable year-round access—no seasonal roads, no sketchy trails. Whether you’re thinking full-time home, weekend cabin, or just a solid spot to camp and reset, this lot works. The location hits the sweet spot—remote enough to feel like a retreat, but only 40 minutes to Winchester, VA and the I-81 corridor. Close enough to get there fast. Far enough to hear yourself think. Hunt, hike, unplug, or just spread out. No drama. Just a solid piece of Appalachian ground waiting for someone who knows what they’re looking at.