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Some properties are simply homes. Others are places where life can be lived with greater intention, independence, and connection to the land. Tucked away at the end of a quiet country road in the hills of Arnoldsburg, West Virginia, this 53-acre mountain homestead offers the privacy, natural resources, and infrastructure to create exactly that.
Built by its owner starting in 1995, the custom home reflects craftsmanship and character throughout. Warm wood finishes imported in, custom built-ins, soaring ceilings, skylights, and floor-to-ceiling windows invite the outdoors in while filling the living spaces with natural light. A spiral staircase, unique architectural details, and even a hidden room add personality rarely found in modern construction.
The home offers one bedroom, two full bathrooms, two kitchens, and multiple living spaces, providing flexibility for extended family, guests, home-based business use, food preservation, or multi-generational living. A wood-burning stove offers dependable supplemental heat, while newer Mitsubishi heat pumps provide efficient year-round comfort. High-speed internet is available, allowing you to remain connected while enjoying the peace of a secluded mountain setting.
Water is one of this property’s greatest assets. The home is supplied by a natural spring, while a second spring serves the garden and surrounding grounds. A spring-fed creek meanders through the property, adding another valuable natural resource for both wildlife and the landscape.
The 53 acres offer an elegant mix of wooded hillsides, open areas, and usable ground suitable for gardening, small livestock, horses, recreation, hunting, hiking, or simply enjoying the quiet beauty of the land. Whether your goal is greater food production, establishing a hobby farm, or creating a private family compound retreat, the acreage provides room to grow and adapt to your vision.
Additional improvements include a pole barn, multiple storage buildings, and an original home on the land that still has electricity that offers restoration potential, workshop space, storage, or future creative use. These existing structures provide flexibility for equipment, supplies, agricultural projects, or expansion over time.
Properties that combine independent water sources, end-of-the-road privacy, quality craftsmanship, and productive acreage are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful full-time residence, a weekend retreat, a homestead, or simply a place where you can enjoy a greater measure of independence, 1000 Coon Fork Road offers an exceptional opportunity to build the lifestyle you’ve been searching for.
Property Highlights
• 53 private acres in the mountains of West Virginia
• End-of-the-road location with exceptional privacy
• Custom owner-built home (1995)
• 1 bedroom | 2 full bathrooms | 2 kitchens
• Natural spring supplies the home
• Second natural spring serves the garden and property
• Spring-fed creek
• Wood-burning stove plus Mitsubishi heat pumps
• Metal roof
• High-speed internet available
• Pole barn and multiple storage buildings
• Older home with electricity offering additional possibilities
• Suitable for gardening, livestock, horses, recreation, hunting, and homesteading
• A rare opportunity to own a mountain property rich in natural resources and long-term potential.
