1835 River Rd, Shepherdstown, WV 25443

Whether you are looking for a peaceful country home or a beautiful place near a quaint little town with access to amazing restaurants and unique shopping experiences, this property checks all of the boxes. Sitting on nearly 12 gorgeous acres of land on the edge of historic Shepherdstown, this home is just a short walk or bike ride from the Potomac River. No matter where you look on this property, you will find new and captivating views....meadow, mountains, pasture....it has it all. Welcome equestrians, as this property is already equipped with a stalled barn and could easily accommodate horses. With a large covered front porch and a fully screened rear porch, you can enjoy the outdoors all year long, while relaxing in comfort. While exploring the property, your imagination will run wild with the multiple ways that you could utilize this gorgeous parcel. Inside you will find everything you need to perfect your culinary skills in the bright and well equipped gourmet kitchen. Entertainment spaces are plentiful in the main floor area of the home. The family room fireplace is currently equipped with an electric insert, but could be converted back to its original wood burning capacity. In the lower level of the home, there is a large recreation room that could be converted for use as a game room, office, or additional family room. With space to expand, the possibilities are endless. This entire property has been lovingly maintained by the home's original occupant. In a town, rich with history, this property has its own unique story, just waiting to be shared and expanded with you. In addition to the main residence, there is currently a 2 bedroom mobile unit on the rear of the property. With income producing potential, this second home has its own septic and well and is approved to accommodate a 3 bedroom home with its current service, should you want to build an additional home. So many options to explore....don't miss this wonderful opportunity to build your own history in one of the most historic towns in the state.