2 Salt Sulphur Ln Union, WV 24983

Salt Sulphur Springs, a centerpiece of the Salt Sulphur Springs National Historic District in Monroe County, West Virginia, represents a collection of historic structures. This well-known healing spring resort in the southeastern U.S. attracted thousands of guests annually, including presidents Monroe, Madison, and Van Buren, before and after the Civil War. In 1862, it served as a headquarters for the Army of the Confederacy. The property, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is recognized as one of the largest pre-Civil War groupings of native stone in West Virginia. The property includes six buildings: The Salt (old stone hotel), The Salt Cottages (2), Stone Chapel, Stone Spring House, and Stone Bathhouse. The Salt Stone Chapel will be included in the sale at a price to be determined. The property has approximately ½ mile frontage on Indian Creek and features three springs: “Sweet,” “Salt Sulphur,” and “Iodine.” The property is located on US-219 Scenic Byway, 25 miles from The Greenbrier Resort and I-64 at Lewisburg jet airport, 38 miles to I-77 at Princeton, and 50 miles to Blacksburg, Va. The elevation ranges from 1801 ft. to 1948 ft. +/-. The property is located at 2 Salt Sulphur Lane, Union, WV 24983 and has sweeping views of the West Virginia countryside. The property encompasses 28.53 acres.