About 20.32 Ac Trough Rd
This is NOT raw land—this 20.32-acre property is already loaded with improvements and primed for your vision. Densely wooded and private, it features a gravel-surfaced driveway that leads directly to a level cleared build site with a drilled well in place. The heavy lifting has already been done, saving you time, money, and hassle. You’re not just buying potential—you’re buying progress. Situated as an exterior lot in the legendary Ashton Woods Subdivision, this property delivers the perfect blend of privacy and convenience. You’ll enjoy the full mountain lifestyle while benefiting from direct county road access—no endless rough backroads to battle just to reach your land. Accessibility and seclusion rarely come together this seamlessly. Adventure is at your doorstep in every direction. Hunt the 10,000-acre Nathaniel Mountain Wildlife Management Area, chase trophy whitetail, turkey, and bear, or launch your kayak or tie a bunch of tubes together with family and friends into the scenic South Branch of the Potomac River for world-class fishing and paddling. When winter arrives, head to the magnificent slopes of Canaan Valley for some of the best skiing in the Mid-Atlantic. And when it’s time to recharge, you’re just two hours west of Washington, D.C., making this an easy escape from city life. Adding even more value, the property’s southern boundary is defined by a massive power line—a dream setup for outdoorsmen. This corridor is ideal for hunting, creating long-range shooting lanes, or even developing food plots. It’s a rare feature that makes the land as functional as it is beautiful. Why settle for unimproved raw acreage when you can have a property with serious upgrades and unlimited potential? The infrastructure is in, the location is unbeatable, and the recreational opportunities are endless. Stop waiting and start doing—this is your chance to secure land that’s already prepped, already valuable, and already delivering. Make the move now, because properties like this disappear fast and once it’s gone, it’s gone.
