Manufactured Home on 41.83 Acres with Creek, Barn and Garage in Ravenswood, WV — $274,900

Property Overview

Country living takes on a different scale at this 41.83-acre property on Logston Run Road in Ravenswood, West Virginia. The property features a four-bedroom manufactured home, a creek running through the land, a large barn, and a detached 24-by-48-foot three-car garage. With wooded acreage and a country-bottom setting, there is plenty of room for outdoor recreation, gardening, animals, or a small farm.

Built in 1997, the single-story home has 1,842 square feet of living space, two full bathrooms, and a practical layout with separate living and dining areas. Recent improvements include a new metal roof, new plumbing, and a new furnace.

The home does need additional TLC and is being sold AS-IS. Buyers should consider the property’s overall condition and plan for any repairs or improvements they would like to make. The acreage, water feature, barn, and garage provide additional possibilities beyond the home itself.

Interior Features

The home has a single-level floor plan with four bedrooms and two full bathrooms. Its 1,842 square feet include a main living room, dining room, kitchen, and primary bedroom, offering separate spaces for everyday activities.

Room Dimensions

The kitchen includes an eat-in dining area, while the living room features a fireplace with an insert. Insulated windows are another existing feature of the home.

Kitchen Appliances

• Dishwasher
• Electric range
• Microwave
• Refrigerator

Heating and Cooling

• Electric forced-air heating
• New furnace
• Window-unit air conditioning
• One fireplace with insert

Land and Outdoor Features

The 41.83-acre parcel is one of the property’s main attractions. Located in a country-bottom setting, the land includes wooded areas and a creek that runs through the property. This combination gives buyers a variety of outdoor spaces to enjoy and work with.

The acreage may appeal to someone interested in a mini farm, gardening, outdoor recreation, or simply having more land around their home. The creek adds a natural water feature to the landscape, while the wooded portions provide a different setting from the more open areas.

Barn and Detached Garage

In addition to the home, the property includes a large barn and a detached 24-by-48-foot garage with three-car capacity. These additional structures provide valuable space for vehicle parking, equipment, tools, and general property storage.

The home also has a porch and exterior storage. Together, the existing improvements give buyers several structures to work with as they plan how to use the acreage.

• Large barn
• Detached 24 × 48-foot three-car garage
• Creek running through the property
• 41.83 acres of land
• Wooded lot features
• Porch
• Additional storage structures

Recent Improvements and Property Condition

Several important improvements have already been made to the home, including a new metal roof, new plumbing, and a new furnace. These updates address some significant components of the property.

However, the home is being sold AS-IS and needs additional TLC. Buyers should arrange an appropriate inspection and evaluate the condition of the home, barn, garage, systems, and other improvements before purchasing.

Utilities and Property Services

The property has a private well for water and public sewer service. Heating is electric forced air, and cooling is provided by window units.

Broadband availability in the wider Ravenswood area includes options such as cable, fiber, fixed wireless, and satellite service. Availability varies by location, and service at this particular rural address should be confirmed directly with providers.

Buyers should also verify the condition and operation of the well, water quality, sewer connection, electrical service, and other utility systems during their due diligence.

Living in Ravenswood and Jackson County

Ravenswood is a community in Jackson County along the Ohio River in western West Virginia. The town had a population of 3,865 in the 2020 Census, while Jackson County recorded 27,791 residents. The area combines small-town services with a largely rural landscape outside the central community.

The property is located within the Jackson County School District. Ravenswood is the county’s largest town and provides a local center for shopping, healthcare, schools, and everyday services. Nearby Ripley serves as the county seat and provides additional community services.

Schools and Education

The property is identified as being within the Jackson County School District. Schools in the Ravenswood area include:

• Henry J. Kaiser Elementary School
• Ravenswood Middle School
• Ravenswood High School

These are nearby schools in the community; exact attendance assignments and transportation arrangements should be confirmed with Jackson County Schools.

Healthcare and Medical Services

Healthcare services are available in both Ravenswood and nearby Ripley.

Ravenswood Rapid Care

WVU Medicine Rapid Care at Ravenswood Plaza, located at 504 Washington Street, provides urgent care services for non-emergency medical needs.

WVU Medicine Jackson General Hospital

Jackson General Hospital is located in Ripley and operates as an 18-bed critical access hospital. Its services include emergency care, primary care, surgery, cardiology, orthopedics, physical therapy, and other medical specialties.

Additional pharmacies and healthcare providers serve the Ravenswood and Ripley communities.

Shopping and Everyday Services

Ravenswood provides local options for everyday shopping, groceries, fuel, restaurants, and other basic services. Grocery shopping and retail services are available within the town, with additional choices in Ripley.

The town’s Washington Street commercial area is part of the local shopping district. Buyers can also find additional services and businesses throughout Jackson County.

Transportation and Regional Access

Ravenswood is connected to the surrounding region through U.S. Route 33, West Virginia Route 2, and Interstate 77. These roadways connect the community with other parts of Jackson County, the Ohio River region, and larger destinations in West Virginia and Ohio.

U.S. Route 33 crosses the Ohio River using the William S. Ritchie Jr. Bridge, connecting Ravenswood with Meigs County, Ohio. The route is an important regional connection toward southeastern Ohio and the Columbus area.

As of October 2026, a bridge deck replacement project is underway on the Ravenswood bridge. Traffic is being controlled through a one-lane arrangement during construction, with completion expected in November 2027. Buyers who regularly travel across the river should account for the temporary traffic arrangements.

Parks and Recreation

Outdoor recreation is an established part of the Ravenswood area. Riverfront Park and the Sandy Creek Trail are among the public recreational features identified within the community.

The surrounding Ohio River region also provides opportunities for outdoor activities and access to public recreation areas. Jackson County’s Cedar Lakes Conference Center, near Ripley, is another regional destination and hosts events, including the annual Mountain State Art & Craft Fair.

For buyers interested in outdoor activities, the property’s own creek, wooded acreage, barn, and open land offer additional opportunities to enjoy the outdoors without relying entirely on public recreation facilities.

Local Housing Market

Housing values in the 26164 ZIP code have generally increased over the longer term. The following historical figures represent median values of owner-occupied homes from American Community Survey five-year estimates. They are not median sale prices and should not be interpreted as the value of this individual property.

More recent market reporting for Ravenswood showed a median sold-home price of approximately $207,000 in September 2026, with a reported year-over-year increase of 27.78%. This is a citywide market indicator rather than a direct comparison for rural acreage or manufactured homes.

Buyers considering this property should account for its acreage, creek, outbuildings, manufactured-home construction, and AS-IS condition when evaluating comparable properties. Rural properties with substantial land and additional structures can differ considerably from conventional residential sales.

Crime and Public Safety Information

Crime statistics require careful consideration of the geographic area and reporting period. Available public information does not establish a reliable crime profile for the individual property or its immediate surroundings. Citywide figures should not be treated as representative of this rural parcel.

Buyers who would like more detailed information can consult local law enforcement for relevant incident and public safety information covering the property’s location.

Development and Community Projects

Ravenswood has ongoing community development and infrastructure initiatives. One significant transportation project is the replacement of the deck on the William S. Ritchie Jr. Bridge, which carries U.S. Route 33 across the Ohio River. Work began in 2026 and is expected to continue through November 2027.

The city has also advanced a welcome center project intended to support tourism and local economic activity. These are community-level projects and do not establish any planned improvements or changes to the subject property itself.

Property Summary

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