Our Community Initiative
Our Goal
In Hinton, West Virginia, we offer available government land reuse lots for sale, aiming to enhance community development. Detailed information and photographs of each lot are accessible on this site, promoting transparency and accessibility. Residents are encouraged to submit creative proposals for these parcels, fostering innovative uses for the land. Our mission is to revitalize spaces and empower community-driven projects.
The West Virginia Land Reuse Agency Authorization Act of 2014 (W. Va. Code §31-18E-1, et seq.), was passed to confront the problems caused by vacant, abandoned and tax-delinquent properties. Land reuse agencies (or “land banks”), are one of the tools that municipalities and counties may use to facilitate the return of problem properties to productive use. Hinton established their Land Reuse Agency May 24, 2022.
This green space offers a peaceful escape, making it perfect for a park overlooking the beautiful New River. It enriches the neighborhood experience and supports environmental sustainability, creating a harmonious balance between nature and community life.
Park & Playground
West End of Hinton
Batteau Beach
at Hinton Landing
Welcome to our revitalized park, a former abandoned concrete plant transformed into vibrant green space! The City of Hinton has worked diligently to create a community hub a waterslide, pool, picnic grounds, and a community building, all designed to the quality of life in our neighborhood. This park not only offers family entertainment but also provides summer job opportunities for our youth, promoting environmental sustainability and community engagement. Come enjoy the beauty and fun our park has to offer!
Wildwater Express
Waterslide w pool and slides
Hinton Landing
AVAILABLE PARCELS
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Discover the various government land reuse lots offered in Hinton. Each parcel provides a unique opportunity for development and community enhancement. Each parcel listed is zoned for residential use, providing a fantastic opportunity to build your dream home or create affordable housing options for families.
The Hinton Land Reuse Agency provides an example of a dilapidated building (left) in the heart of Hinton that has been successfully torn down and transformed into a much-needed parking area for the staff of Hinton Area Elementary. These new parking spaces will provide convenience and accessibility for educators helping them focus on what truly matters: fostering a nurturing learning environment for students. The community can look forward to a more organized parking option and efficient school visitation experience.
Parcel 2
Residential
1602 Fayette Street (West End), is a retangular lot measuring approximately 30 feet front on Fayette Street, with 155 feet depth, nice view of New River and mountains. The lot is zoned for residential use, providing a fantastic opportunity to build your dream home or create housing options for families.
In addition to the ten (10) parcels offered publicly for sale above,
the Hinton Land Reuse Agency
is requesting proposals (RFP) on six (6) specific parcels specifically
for the construction of market rate housing. Please explore them below:
Parcel 11:
RFP for 113 Park Avenue
Best for Housing
In addition to the sixteen (16) properties offered publicly for sale, the Hinton Land Reuse Agency is requesting proposals (RFP) on three (3) specific properties for the construction of market rate housing. These parcels provide a fantastic opportunity to build your dream home or create multiple housing options for families.
113 Park Avenue is a rectangular corner lot, measuring approximately 70 feet front on Park Avenue, with a depth of approximately 120 feet along Cross Street to an alleyway (Ivy Way). The property is situated across Cross Street from Hinton Area Elementary School (HAE).
Parcel 12:
RFP for 115-127 Herman Street
Best for Housing
Measuring approximately 300 feet on Herman Street, at a depth of 140 feet to a tree-lined mountain side.
Beautiful view of the New River and the Mountains; situated very near Hinton Area Elementary School (HAE).
Parcel 13:
RFP for 254 Main Street
Best for Housing
Former Avis School property, measuring approximately 100 feet on Main Street, at a depth of 140 feet to Barton Street.Beautiful view across Barton Street of the Greenbrier River.
Parcel 14:
RFP for 911 & 913 Temple Street
Best for Housing
913 Temple Street (West End) is a rectangular lot measuring approximately 25 feet on Temple Street, with 70 feet depth; No access from alley; adjoins 911 Temple Street
911 Temple Street (West End). A rectangular lot measuring approximately 45 feet front on Temple Street, with 50 feet depth; no access from alley; adjoins 913 Temple Street. Parcels are side by side and will be sold together. The two parcels together measure approximately 70 feet front on Temple Street with 913 Temple having a depth of 70 feet and 911 Temple Street having a depth of 50 feet.
Parcel 15:
RFP for 904 & 906 Temple Street
Best for Housing
904 Temple Street (West End) is a rectangular lot measuring approximately 25 feet front on Temple Street with 140 feet depth; adjoins 906 Temple Street
906 Temple Street (West End) is a rectangular lot measuring approximately 25 feet front on Temple Street, with 140 feet depth; adjoins 904 Temple Street.
Parcels are side by side and will be sold together. The two parcels together measure approximately 50 feet front on Temple Street with 140 feet depth.
Parcel 16:
RFP for 1108 Terrace Street
Best for Housing
1108 Terrace Street (Upper Bellepoint) is a corner rectangular lot measuring approximately 55 feet front on Terrace Street, with 85 feet depth along Elm Street; great view of Greenbrier River.
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