With a 1,920 square foot house tucked into 112 wooded acres in Fulks Run and a half mile back border with the million-acre George Washington National Forest, this remarkable property offers a quiet privacy that can’t be described until you experience it. There are two parcels: a twelve-acre plot along the road, and the adjacent 100 acres under a conservation easement. The property unfolds across three ridges and is accessible by old forest roads and two miles of walking paths. Three creeks have several small waterfalls and a one-third acre pond offers swimming, fishing, and even ice skating. A fenced garden, small orchard, and wildflower/milkweed meadow add to the beautiful surroundings. The home is a sustainable part of its surroundings, with 23 rooftop solar panels, inverter, and batteries. Two finished levels each have bath and heat pump. The entry level features a two-car carport, open living, dining, and kitchen areas, a pantry and a bedroom, plus a screened porch and an expansive deck with a view of Little North Mountain. The lower level includes a wood stove, office/guest spaces or a potential bedroom(s), root cellar, and sauna, plus a greenhouse. Behind the home are a large woodworking shop with sleeping loft, a smaller storage building, and a tractor shed. There is a lot to discover here, through hiking, gardening, wood working, enjoying the pond, or simply watching the light change across the mountain. And despite the seclusion, everyday conveniences are only a 15 minute drive away, with schools, groceries, restaurants, shopping, medical and other services nearby. Here, 112 acres gives you room to wander, the National Forest gives you room to explore, and home is waiting when you turn back.