Located at 2762 Upper Pleasant Creek Road near Philippi in Barbour County, West Virginia, and just minutes from Tygart Lake, this 142± acre property offers a versatile combination of rural acreage, wooded terrain, open ground, water, residential improvements, and agricultural potential. The property features a raised ranch-style home with approximately 1,593 square feet of living space, a detached garage with furnace and AC, a full basement, a landscaped exterior, and a covered porch. The land provides a mix of rolling rural terrain, woods, open field, and a creek that crosses the property, creating a setting well suited for a variety of country property uses. The home includes three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and one half bathroom. A fireplace in the living room provides a central gathering space, while the porch offers an inviting place to enjoy the surrounding rural setting. The home is served by well water with a whole-house water filtration system, and the property comes with free gas, a valuable benefit that helps keep ongoing utility costs down. The full basement has concrete floors and provides substantial additional space for storage, equipment, a workshop area, or other uses depending on the needs of the next owner. Outside, the property expands well beyond the house and immediate yard. The 142± acres include wooded ground and open acreage, giving the property a balanced combination of cover and usable field. A large field provides potential for horse pasture, hay production, gardening, recreation, or other agricultural uses. The rolling layout creates a varied landscape with wooded areas, open ground, and natural features throughout the acreage. Water is another notable feature of the property, with a stream or creek running through the acreage. The combination of creek frontage, wooded areas, open fields, and rolling terrain contributes to the property’s recreational character and provides natural habitat diversity. Wildlife may be present throughout the property, particularly around the transition areas between timber, fields, and water. Beyond the property lines, Tygart Lake is only minutes away, offering boating, fishing, swimming, and state park amenities close to home. The wooded portions of the property provide privacy and outdoor recreation while the open acreage adds flexibility for agricultural and rural uses. The combination of timbered ground and fields can also provide opportunities for trail systems, hiking, outdoor recreation, wildlife observation, and land management. The creek and varied terrain add additional interest to the acreage and create natural features that are increasingly sought after by buyers looking for a larger rural property. The raised ranch-style home is positioned within a landscaped setting and provides a practical residential base from which to enjoy the surrounding acreage. The 3-bedroom layout, 2 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom, living room fireplace, porch, and full concrete-floor basement provide the basic components for a comfortable rural residence. The detached garage adds utility and storage capacity beyond the home. It’s equipped with its own furnace and AC, so it stays comfortable year-round as a workshop, hobby space, or climate-controlled storage. For someone searching for a larger tract of West Virginia land with a home, acreage, woods, pasture potential, water, and a detached garage, this property offers a diverse package in Barbour County. The combination of 142± acres, a residence, free gas, filtered well water, open field, wooded ground, creek, rolling terrain, and agricultural potential gives the property multiple possible uses while maintaining the character of a private rural setting. Additional LAND Available if interested. Whether the goal is to establish a horse property, produce hay, enjoy recreational acreage, manage woodland, pursue outdoor activities, or simply own a larger tract of West Virginia land with a residence already in place just mi