A historic brick farmhouse in Alderson, West Virginia sits on 48.6 acres of peaceful country land with open pasture, wooded areas, and a quiet rural setting.
Built around 1840, this farmhouse carries true old-world character with hand-laid brick, wide pine floors, wood details, and a long history connected to the Greenbrier Valley.
The property offers a rare chance to restore a historic home while enjoying plenty of land for farming, animals, gardening, recreation, or private country living.
Inside, the home has multiple rooms with a traditional layout that can be updated for modern comfort while still keeping its historic charm.
The acreage gives you a mix of usable open space and natural wooded sections, making it flexible for different outdoor plans and peaceful everyday living.
Outbuildings add extra value for storage, tools, equipment, or future farm use, giving the property a practical start for someone with a vision.
This home will need updates and restoration, but it offers strong potential for buyers who appreciate history, character, and rural space.
The setting feels private and quiet while still keeping you close enough to local services in Alderson and the surrounding Greenbrier Valley area.
Whether used as a full-time residence, small farm, weekend retreat, or restoration project, this property gives you space to create something special.
This brick farmhouse on 48.6 acres is a rare opportunity to own a piece of West Virginia history with land, privacy, and long-term potential.
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