Pineville, West Virginia sits at the mouth of Rockcastle Creek, in the shadow of Castle Rock — a 165-foot sandstone cliff that towers over the town and gave the community its original name, Castlerock, before it was renamed for the local pine forest in 1907. According to local historians, the town stands at what was once the convergence of seven Native American trails, and the same rock formation that scouts and early settlers once used as a landmark still defines the town’s skyline today. On 22 acres in this same landmark-shaped corner of Wyoming County, a four-bedroom all-brick home at 1009 Appalachian Hwy is now listed at $299,000.
A Solidly Built Brick Home with Real Space
Built in 1950, this all-brick raised ranch offers 3,200 total square feet — 2,800 finished above ground plus another 400 below — with four bedrooms and four bathrooms (three full, one half). The largest bedroom spans nearly 300 square feet, and a first-floor bedroom and bathroom add flexibility for single-level living when needed. The main living spaces are genuinely generous: a 601-square-foot family room, a 414-square-foot living room, and a formal dining room give the home multiple distinct gathering areas rather than one space doing double duty. Multiple fireplaces and beautiful hardwood floors run throughout, backed by natural gas baseboard heat, fireplace heat, and both air conditioning and a heat pump for year-round comfort.
An attached garage plus a separate covered parking area handle vehicles, and an entrance foyer gives the home a proper transition space at the front door.
Twenty-Two Acres and an Expansive Lawn
The listing specifically highlights an expansive lawn alongside the property’s 22 total acres — genuine usable open space in addition to the broader acreage, plus a garden area and patio for outdoor living.
The Practical Details
Details on the property’s water and sewer systems aren’t fully specified in the current listing, so confirming these directly with the seller or Wyoming County records is an important step for serious buyers. Parking is paved with asphalt. Annual property taxes run $889, and a virtual tour is available online.
The Numbers
| Price | $299,000 ($93/sq ft) |
| Location | 1009 Appalachian Hwy, Pineville, WV 24874 |
| Home Size | 3,200 sq ft (2,800 above ground + 400 finished basement) |
| Bedrooms / Bathrooms | 4 / 4 (3 full, 1 half) |
| Lot Size | 22 acres |
| Year Built | 1950 |
| Heating / Cooling | Natural gas baseboard, fireplace / AC, heat pump |
| Construction | All-brick |
| Parking | Attached garage + separate covered parking |
| Annual Taxes | $889 |
Why Pineville
Pineville is the county seat of Wyoming County, a heavily forested, mountainous region shaped for over a century by coal and timber, with the historic 1916 Wyoming County Courthouse — built of locally quarried stone — still standing as a National Register landmark downtown. The town sits along the Guyandotte River, with Twin Falls Resort State Park and R.D. Bailey Lake both within reach for outdoor recreation. For a buyer looking for a genuinely solid, all-brick home with real acreage in a town defined by its namesake rock formation and deep Appalachian coal history, Pineville offers scale and character that’s hard to find elsewhere in the region.
Interested in touring 1009 Appalachian Hwy or want more details on the Pineville area? Reach out to the listing agent below in ZILLOW
