Over 100 feet of direct Shenandoah River frontage sets the tone for this well-maintained log cabin, offering easy access for kayaking, tubing, and days spent on the water along one of the scenic Seven Bends.

Step onto the screened porch and hear the river moving just beyond the yard. Spend mornings with coffee overlooking the water, afternoons launching a kayak from your own riverbank, and evenings gathered around the fire pit as the sun sets behind the trees. The oversized deck and usable yard create natural space for outdoor dining, relaxation, and recreation — all just steps from the shoreline.

Inside, the classic log interior has been recently stained and re-chinked, preserving both character and long-term durability. The main level includes a kitchen, living room with gas fireplace, two bedrooms, and a full bath. The loft upstairs offers additional flexible sleeping or living space. (Property is served by a 2-bedroom septic system.)

Recent 2023 improvements include exterior maintenance and staining, new storm doors, updated bathroom flooring, new porch screens, installation of a gas fireplace, and addition of a hot tub. The unfinished basement includes plumbing for a future half bath. An Aquasana water filtration system is installed.

A detached metal building with concrete flooring and electricity provides valuable storage or workshop space, and an additional shed offers convenient storage for river gear, lawn equipment, or seasonal items — keeping everything organized and ready for your next day on the water.

Located in the Shenandoah Valley near Strasburg and Woodstock, this riverfront property is convenient to hiking trails, wineries, breweries, restaurants, and downtown amenities. Short-term rentals, including Airbnb and VRBO, are permitted in the community (buyer to verify). Community road maintenance and fees apply; details available upon request.

Whether used as a full-time residence, weekend getaway, or investment property, this Shenandoah River cabin offers the opportunity to experience waterfront living in one of the Valley’s most recognized river corridors.