Embrace the freedom of this expansive 10-acre farmette with minimal restrictions. Strategically priced to accommodate your personal touch, why settle for someone else's upgrades? This is your opportunity to shape and personalize your ideal retreat. Make it truly your own! Perfect for horses, goats, and other animals. Delightful split foyer boasts 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, over 3,000 finished square feet, screened in porch, 24 x 9 deck, and 46 x 16 covered patio. Featuring a 30 x 36 barn, 5 fenced paddocks with water and electric, plus a 6-stall barn with convenient exterior doors, electricity, and water access. Additional amenities include a feed shed, workshop with overhang, garden shed, 2 small partially covered paddocks for smaller animals, 2 convenient yard hydrants, fire pit, and fenced garden plot. The state-maintained road is graded and graveled every spring. Featuring 6-inch walls and exceptional insulation, this home ensures optimal energy efficiency. With solar panels in place, enjoy the remarkable benefit of an extremely low electric bill. In fact, the March electric bill came to just $97, highlighting the significant savings this property offers. Ample parking space with an expansive concrete drive and electric car charger. Recent updates include new washer, dryer, and HVAC in 2020, new well pump and hot water heater in 2023, and replacement windows in 2016. High-speed internet is available. Conveniently located just 8 miles from the intersection of Routes 7 & 340, and a mere 10 minutes from Downtown Historic Charles Town, shopping and dining. Also listed under Residential Listing MLS WVJF2010774.
WVJF2010810
Residential - Single Family, Split Foyer
4
3 Full
1977
JEFFERSON
10
Acres
Softener Own, Other, Electric Water Heater, Water
Aluminum Siding, Brick
Septic
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