Lot/land

$19,900

27 Ashby Crest Ln, Fort Ashby, WV 26719

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0.65Acres

Unimproved Land

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0.65 Acres Lot

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$17/mo HOA

What's special

Electric on siteCorner lot

Looking to build your dream home in Wild and Wonderful West Virginia? Check out Lot 27 in Ashby Crest Estates. This 0.65 acre corner lot has public water and sewer hookups as well as electric on site! This property is conveniently located within 15 minutes to Frankfort schools, Northrop Grumman and IBM. For more info or directions to the property, call today!

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Facts & features

Property

Lot

Size: 0.65 Acres

Details

Parcel number: 04 31P002700000000
Zoning: 100
Special conditions: Standard

Utilities & green energy

Sewer: Public Hook/Up Avail
Water: Public Hook-up Available

Community & HOA

Community

Subdivision: Ashby Crest Estates

HOA

Has HOA: Yes
HOA fee: $200 annually

Location

Region: Fort Ashby
Municipality: Frankfort

Financial & listing details

Tax assessed value: $12,500
Annual tax amount: $179
Date on market: 2/25/2025
Listing agreement: Exclusive Right To Sell
Ownership: Fee Simple

Estimated market value

Not available

Estimated sales range

Not available

$927/mo

Price history

Date	Event	Price
2/25/2025	Listed for sale	$19,900
Source: Bright MLS #WVMI2003224 Report a problem

Public tax history

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