Details
*2,590+/- sqft home built in 2012 on 103.5+/- acres in Monroe County, WV
*4 bedrooms, 3 baths, attached garage
*Family room with vaulted ceilings and floor-to-ceiling mountain and valley views
*500+/- sqft front deck, above ground pool, and hot tub
*30x48 metal building/shop with electric and concrete floors
*Approximately 1,300+/- feet of frontage along Greenville Rd
*17+/- acres of gently rolling, well-maintained fields with panoramic views

This 103.5+/- acre property in Monroe County, West Virginia pairs a well-built, well-maintained home with land that delivers on privacy, recreation, and view after view. Built in 2012, the 2,590+/- square foot home offers 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, and an attached garage, giving you modern comfort without sacrificing the space and setting that comes with owning real acreage.

The heart of the home is the family room, where vaulted ceilings, a loft, and floor-to-ceiling windows frame the surrounding mountain and valley views. It's the kind of room that makes the outdoors part of everyday living, whether that's morning coffee or watching the light change over the ridgelines. The kitchen carries that same quality throughout, well-equipped and finished with granite countertops, and the main floor master suite adds everyday convenience with true one-level living. Central air runs throughout the home, and outside, a 500+/- square foot front deck sets up the perfect spot for sunsets and cookouts in the Appalachian Mountains. An above-ground pool and hot tub round out the outdoor living space, adding a resort feel to a rural setting.

For equipment, projects, or extra storage, a 30x48 metal building with electric and concrete floors gives you a real shop, not just a shed. A chicken coop and additional storage buildings are already in place, ready to support a homestead, hobby farm, or simply more organized storage than most properties this size offer.

Beyond the home and outbuildings, the land itself is the draw. With approximately 1,300+/- feet of frontage along Greenville Road, access is straightforward. Internal roads and trails wind through mature hardwood timber, leading to the property's standout feature: 17+/- acres of gently rolling, well-maintained fields that open up to magnificent panoramic views. White and red oaks scattered throughout the timber are already drawing significant deer and wild turkey sign, making this a property that works as hard for hunting and wildlife as it does for a family home.

Whether the plan is full-time living, a weekend retreat, or a working homestead, this Monroe County property brings together a quality home, functional outbuildings, and land that's built for both recreation and long-term enjoyment.