Cave Creek Farm is an alluring, upland farm combining a mix of pastureland and timberland. The farm is conveniently located on Route 219 and only 9 miles north of the historic town of Lewisburg. The total acreage of the farm is approximately 1,111± acres with an estimated one third of the acres in upland pasture and the balance in productive Appalachian hardwoods. Elevations range from 2,200 feet to nearly 2,500 feet. The farm is located in a limestone/karst area of Greenbrier County and is well known for its many caves. The higher elevations offer spectacular views of the surrounding Greenbrier County countryside. The pastureland lays along the bottomland and in protective coves. Currently portions are leased and supporting a herd of approximately 60 cow/calf pairs. The farm is adequately watered with an unnamed perennial stream and several ponds. Additional livestock water is provided by several gravity-fed watering troughs. The timberland consists of a variety of upland hardwood species, including predominately Northern Red Oak, White Oak, Black Oak, Chestnut Oak, Ash, Yellow Poplar and Hickory. The timber varies in age class with a significant volume of saw timber of good quality. It is rare to find a farm of this size in close proximity to an airport and The Greenbrier Resort. The farm offers a great opportunity for long-term timber investment and agriculture production. There are no mineral reservations or conservation easements encumbering the property. Travel time to the Lewisburg Airport is approximately 10 minutes. Travel time to the following cities is approximately: Lewisburg, WV - 16 minutes White Sulphur Springs, WV, Home of the world renowned Greenbrier Resort – 25 minutes Beckley, WV – 1 hour Charleston, WV – 2 hours