Appalachian Paradise
Embrace self-sufficient living in this stunning 2,720 sq. ft. Appalachian log home, nestled on 18.57 acres of breathtaking land. Ideal for those seeking a farm, homestead, or peaceful retreat, this property offers a unique opportunity for sustainable living. The home features hand-hewn trim and steps, adding an authentic touch to its rustic charm.
Step into a lifestyle where you can indulge in self-sufficiency with amenities like a canning kitchen for preserving your harvest, and the ability to make your own butter, cottage cheese, and yogurt from your own dairy cows. A meat processing shop equipped with a meat saw, grinder, mixer, stainless steel table, and commercial sink allows you to cut and grind your homegrown meat or process your own deer.
The 44x54 barn includes two milking parlors and a meat processing room, complemented by a 24x24 garden shed/chicken house. Outside, 15+/- cle...
The 44x54 barn includes two milking parlors and a meat processing room, complemented by a 24x24 garden shed/chicken house. Outside, 15+/- cleared acres and 3+/- wooded acres are cross-fenced with water troughs in each boundary, perfect for livestock or farming. A large garden with raised beds, protected by a 6-ft chain-linked fence, ensures secure cultivation of your own produce.
Recreational opportunities abound with a stocked pond for fishing and sweeping mountain views that stretch for miles, offering a tranquil backdrop for daily living. Additional features include a 24x48 enclosed pavilion with heating, a fully equipped kitchen, and a bathroom with a shower, ideal for gatherings and year-round enjoyment.
Fruit enthusiasts will appreciate the variety of fruit trees including apple, plum, peach, cherry, pear, and fig, along with grapevines, currant bushes, strawberries, blackberries, and asparagus, all adding to the charm and self-sustaining potential of this Appalachian paradise. Don't miss out on this opportunity to embrace comfort, nature, and self-sufficient living in West Virginia.
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HWY 460 to Rich Creek, VA, to Rt 219N. Go through Peterstown, WV, take Left onto Rich Valley Rd (@Oak & Stone Realty Office), turn left onto Adair Rd, go .8 miles turn left onto John Deer Rd, go .2 miles take right onto Miller Farm Rd. Follow staying to the right at sharp curve, property is at the end of road.
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