328 Jarvis Hollow Rd, Sugar Grove, VA 24375

Log Cabin Home with a beautiful Appalachian Mountains "million dollar" view. "Secluded but not Remote". This 43-acre (mol) property is very private, end of the road and yet only 5 minutes to Dollar General or 20 minutes to Marion Wal Mart. Just 9 miles from Exit 45 on I-81; approximately 40 minutes from both Abingdon and Wytheville. All of the power and phone lines are buried so there are no unsightly wires or right-of-way. Internet access is line-of-sight. This Cape Cod/Cabin style house was built in 2017 and is constructed, on the main level, of kiln dried, pressure treated yellow pine logs. Hardwood floors throughout. Has a standing seam metal roof. Full front porch with a fantastic view. Main floor has Master bedroom, kitchen, dining, living, office, pantry, laundry and one bath. Upper floor has 2 bedrooms and another bath and a sitting room/library. Custom built black walnut cabinets in kitchen and bathrooms. Main floor and basement are wheel chair accessible. Full basement with plumbing for a kitchen and bathroom in place. Heated with an efficient down-draft Amish-built wood/coal stove. No central air because the summers are so mild at this elevation (3200), that we don't need more than a small window unit for one month of the year. The ridge where the house sits is over 1200' long with approximately 2 acres cleared and several possible additional house sites. There is also a livable 12x56 mobile home that could use additional remodeling or be used for storage. There is also a 20x30 shed with a wood floor, a lean-to on one side and an addition lean to at the rear. Has electric and is un-insulated but dry storage. There is also a large firewood shed next to the house. There is also a 40x60x14 wood frame with metal skin shop building with electric and water. The shop has a 14x12’ powered garage door and a concrete floor. The large septic, deep well (GOOD water), and graveled driveway are all in place. Our closest neighbors are a little more than a mile from us- 2/3 of that being our driveway. The local wildlife is amazing. We’ve seen bear, deer, turkey, grouse, bobcat, raccoon, opossum, skunk, squirrels, fox, coyote and lots of species of song birds. If cleared, all of the land is gradual enough to be used for pasture, and approximately 7 acres is gradual enough to cultivate. Some good soil, some rocky soil. We have had a good-sized garden which produced really well near the house. There is also a 4’x32’ raised garden bed. Two springs are wet year-round along with a seasonal stream. There are multiple wooded sites that could be used for cabins or campsites. Hardwood trees are 28-40 years old or more. Dogwood, locust, white oak, red oak, chestnut oak, hickory, magnolia, poplar, pine, hemlock, sourwood, sugar maple, red maple and many more; along with rhododendron and mountain laurel. There are enough maples to collect sap for syrup! Local attractions include Appalachian Trail (.75 mile through the woods), Hungry Mother State Park (20 min) with boating, hiking and swimming, Grayson Highlands State Park on Mount Rogers (the highest point in Virginia and second highest in the Appalachians (40 min), Holston Lake (1hr), Virginia Creeper Bike Trail (45 min), New River canoeing and swimming (35 min), and many more.