Located in Preston County near Kingwood, West Virginia, this 20.016-acre tract of timberland offers a combination of wooded acreage, rolling terrain, water frontage, mountain views, and convenient road access. The property is situated along Deep Hollow Road, providing a rural setting while remaining within reach of the services and amenities of Kingwood and surrounding Preston County communities. The land features rolling West Virginia terrain that provides a natural setting for outdoor recreation, timberland management, and a potential residential homesite. With approximately 20 acres, the property offers enough ground to explore multiple uses while maintaining the private, rural character that makes Preston County attractive to land buyers seeking recreational and residential acreage. One of the property’s key features is water frontage. Access to water adds another dimension to the property and creates opportunities for enjoying the outdoors, exploring the land, and incorporating the water feature into future recreational or residential plans. Buyers should independently verify the exact nature, location, boundaries, and extent of the water frontage during due diligence. Gravel road access provides an established approach to the property, while electric service is nearby, potentially making the tract more attractive for a future homesite or recreational improvements. Any buyer considering residential development should verify utility availability, connection requirements, septic suitability, building requirements, and other site-specific considerations with the appropriate utility providers and local authorities. The property’s mountain views add to the scenic character of the tract. The combination of wooded ground, rolling topography, rural surroundings, and views across the surrounding hills creates a classic northern West Virginia setting. The timberland can provide a natural environment for hiking, exploring, camping where permitted, wildlife observation, and other outdoor pursuits. For outdoor enthusiasts, the acreage also offers recreational potential. Preston County is known for its wooded hills, streams, mountains, and extensive opportunities for outdoor recreation. West Virginia’s public lands and natural-resource areas provide opportunities for hunting, fishing, hiking, boating, and wildlife-related recreation, subject to applicable regulations and access requirements. The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources maintains current hunting regulations and outdoor recreation information for the state. For buyers interested in West Virginia hunting land, this property provides approximately 20 acres of private timberland that can be evaluated for recreational use and wildlife habitat. The property’s wooded character, rolling terrain, and water frontage are features that may appeal to buyers looking for a smaller recreational tract in Preston County. Actual wildlife species, population levels, hunting quality, and habitat conditions should be independently verified during a property inspection and due diligence period. The property is also described as having residential potential, making it worth considering for buyers looking for a tract that can serve as both a recreational property and a potential homesite. The combination of acreage, road access, nearby electric, water frontage, and mountain views provides several characteristics commonly sought by buyers searching for rural land in West Virginia. Any proposed residence, cabin, septic system, driveway improvements, or other development should be evaluated for feasibility based on applicable county regulations, site conditions, utilities, access, and permitting requirements. The location near Kingwood, WV 26537, places the property in the heart of Preston County. Kingwood serves as the county seat and provides access to everyday services, while nearby communities offer additional shopping, dining, recreation, and community amenities. Morgantown is also