A quiet gravel lane. A sunroom glowing over the trees. A waterfall hidden deep in 22 untouched acres. This Fort Gay, West Virginia homestead isn’t just
another rural listing—it’s the life so many people secretly want, but assume they’ll never find. Four bedrooms. Trails. Fruit, water, space, silence.
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Tucked at the end of Tomblin Lane, this 4-bedroom, 2-bath country home feels more like its own small world than a simple address. Nearly 2,000 square feet of
living space unfolds around a bright sunroom, where picture windows frame the woods, gardens, and changing seasons like living artwork.
The layout is practical and welcoming, ready for family gatherings, remote work, or long weekends far from city noise.
Step outside and the property opens into 22.65 acres of trails, a small waterfall, mature raspberries and blackberries, and a pear tree that hints at years of quiet tending.
A large fenced garden, cistern-fed garden shed, two storage buildings, and even a classic outhouse add to the property’s old-school self-sufficient charm.
Just 15 minutes from Rustic Ravines and the Hatfield & McCoy trails, it offers rare balance: deep privacy, real utility, and adventure close at hand.
