190 Walbash Avenue, Burnsville, WV, in Braxton County, is a commercial development opportunity near I-79. While currently zoned residential, the county has indicated the property will be zoned according to the use placed on it, creating an opportunity for buyers looking to establish a business presence in a developing commercial corridor. The property itself is vacant land with three individual lots measuring approximately 120x40 feet each, offering a combined total of about 0.33 acres more or less. The ground is mostly level and provides a workable layout for future construction such as a storefront, office, service business, or other small commercial venture. These lots sit directly beside the existing GoMart convenience store and the Peoples Bank ATM, placing them among several established businesses that already serve the area. The property is not located within the 100-year flood plain and offers convenient road frontage along WV-5, making access simple for both customers and deliveries. Major utilities are available nearby, making it easier for a buyer to plan and develop the property for its intended use. Location is one of the strongest features here. The property sits less than a quarter mile from the I-79 exit, with approximately 900 vehicles per day traveling WV-5 in front of the property and roughly 16,200 vehicles per day along I-79, which the property is visible from. The area continues to see new construction and development activity, showing ongoing growth tied to interstate traffic. Burnsville Lake and the Wildlife Management Area are also located about 3 miles away, bringing consistent recreation traffic through the area. The Town of Burnsville has been welcoming to new businesses and continued development, making this a practical option for someone looking to establish a small commercial footprint in a location with both local and interstate visibility.

190 Walbash Avenue, Burnsville, WV, in Braxton County, is a commercial development opportunity near I-79. While currently zoned residential, the county has indicated the property will be zoned according to the use placed on it, creating an opportunity for buyers looking to establish a business presence in a developing commercial corridor. The property itself is vacant land with three individual lots measuring approximately 120x40 feet each, offering a combined total of about 0.33 acres more or less. The ground is mostly level and provides a workable layout for future construction such as a storefront, office, service business, or other small commercial venture. These lots sit directly beside the existing GoMart convenience store and the Peoples Bank ATM, placing them among several established businesses that already serve the area. The property is not located within the 100-year flood plain and offers convenient road frontage along WV-5, making access simple for both customers and deliveries. Major utilities are available nearby, making it easier for a buyer to plan and develop the property for its intended use. Location is one of the strongest features here. The property sits less than a quarter mile from the I-79 exit, with approximately 900 vehicles per day traveling WV-5 in front of the property and roughly 16,200 vehicles per day along I-79, which the property is visible from. The area continues to see new construction and development activity, showing ongoing growth tied to interstate traffic. Burnsville Lake and the Wildlife Management Area are also located about 3 miles away, bringing consistent recreation traffic through the area. The Town of Burnsville has been welcoming to new businesses and continued development, making this a practical option for someone looking to establish a small commercial footprint in a location with both local and interstate visibility.