Enough room to bring everybody. Enough privacy to come alone. Here in the mountains of Mineral County, you have 34.64 unrestricted acres, approximately 4,400 finished square feet, and a property with plenty to offer beyond the house. A pond, a separate cottage, substantial garage and shop space, and several outbuildings give you room for the people, equipment, and interests that come with country living. Built in 2003, the Cape Cod offers five bedrooms and four and a half baths across three finished levels. The kitchen has plenty of cabinets and counter space, stainless steel appliances, and a separate dining room where everyone can sit down together. Wood ceilings, exposed beams, and wood accents give the house a solid country feel. The fully finished basement includes a bedroom, a full bath, and two large recreation rooms. There’s room for a pool table, watching the game, and having company without everyone being on top of one another. Central heating and air conditioning keep the house comfortable, with a downstairs wood stove for those cold evenings after a day in the woods. A brand-new front porch welcomes you home, and the expansive rear deck gives you plenty of room outside. With a covered portion and a gazebo, you can fire up the grill, pull up some chairs, and spend the evening overlooking the wooded setting. It’s a good setup for a gathering and an equally good place to be left alone for a while. The garages deserve a close look. The attached two-car garage offers approximately 600 square feet, and the detached two-bay garage and shop adds another 1,152 square feet. That’s nearly 1,800 square feet of combined garage space. Bring the vehicles, tools, equipment, and projects you’ve been putting off. Several additional detached buildings provide storage and space for hobbies. The separate accessory cottage is a neat addition, with possibilities for overnight guests, an office, or a man cave away from the main house. Having that extra building gives you options as your needs change. Then there’s the ground itself. You have 34.64 unrestricted acres, a pond, privacy, and woods worth exploring. This is good hunting country, with bucks, bears, and gobblers in the area. Hunt your own land, enjoy target shooting, or get outside and spend some time on what you own. Whether you’re coming from the Washington, D.C. area for weekends or making a permanent move to West Virginia, there’s enough here to settle in and stay. Come prepared to walk the land, look through the buildings, and spend some time on the back deck. If you’ve been waiting for a mountain property with enough house, enough acreage, and a proper shop, this one deserves a place at the top of your list.