Start your Saturday with coffee on the front porch, then walk to Main Street for breakfast. Shenandoah National Park is close enough to reach on foot, and you can end the day on the back patio with friends. Fully renovated with a new roof installed 3 years ago along with main /waste line pipes replaced a year ago, so you can move in and start living instead of starting over. Original wood runs throughout the house, making it an easy clean after a muddy hike. The living room opens to the dining area, so whoever’s cooking stays in the conversation. The kitchen has granite counters with room to spread out, plus the washer and dryer, so laundry can start while dinner simmers. All three bedrooms are upstairs, away from the everyday noise. A second full bath with a walk-in shower on the main level gives guests their own space. Out back, the corner lot and picket privacy fence keep things open but private. There’s a covered porch for rainy days, a stone patio with built-in seating so you don’t need extra chairs, and a matching shed for the bikes and gear.