117 Tuckahoe Trail is not just a cabin—it’s a creative escape, a peaceful home base, and a direct invitation into the wild. Come see what it feels like to live in a place where the forest is your backyard and every corner tells a story. This property is being sold strictly AS-IS. 117 Tuckahoe Trail is truly a one-of-a-kind mountain retreat. Perched high on a wooded ridge in the beloved Woods community of Hedgesville, West Virginia, you will find a property that feels more like a storybook hideaway than just a cabin. With hand-built artistry, curated natural spaces, and direct access to one of the state’s largest wildlife preserves, this soulfully designed home is a rare opportunity to live surrounded by peace, purpose, and nature. Step inside and feel the warmth of a thoughtfully crafted 2-bedroom, 1-bath layout, wrapped in natural wood tones and vaulted ceilings with exposed beams. The central living space is anchored by a charming wood-burning stove and framed by a wall of windows that looks out into the treetops. In cooler seasons, you’ll enjoy seasonal mountain views stretching across the ridge as the leaves drop. The atmosphere is both serene and creatively energizing—perfect for quiet mornings, artistic afternoons, and fireside evenings. The kitchen pairs solid wood cabinetry with open shelving and a colorful, vintage, stained-glass pendant light, maintaining the home's handcrafted feel. The bathroom was substantially renovated in 2025, now featuring a designer wood-slat vanity, updated sink and faucet, modern mirror, new lighting, and stylish finishes. Two cozy bedrooms provide space to sleep or work, and a rustic built-in ladder leads to a loft above—ideal for extra storage or sleeping space. In 2017, LVP flooring installed throughout and the water heater was replaced and professionally relocated to the crawl space to optimize the interior layout. A stacked washer and dryer was also installed, making day-to-day living easy without compromising the home’s charm. Two new window HVAC units were installed in 2025 for seasonal comfort. The systems are simple, reliable, and well maintained. The magic continues outside. From the expansive front deck, you’ll feel as though you're sitting in a treehouse. Look closely and you’ll notice small works of art all around—sculptures of deer and chairs built from sticks and logs found on the land itself. A black garden gate opens into a stone-bordered garden and hand-built raised beds crafted from stacked logs. Everything here tells a story of care and creativity. In 2002, a 420 sq ft detached garage and heated, insulated workspace were added to the property—perfect for woodworking, gardening, gear storage, or creating your next masterpiece. Likely during the same year, the roof and siding were updated, contributing to the cabin’s solid and polished presentation. The workshop features full wall built-in pantry-style shelving from floor to ceiling. What makes this property so exceptional is its location: it literally backs up to Sleepy Creek Wildlife Management Area, a sprawling 22,928-acre protected forest that offers hiking, mountain biking, foraging, fishing, camping, and regulated hunting (with a WV license). You'll find trail access just beyond your yard, as if nature is welcoming you in. The home sits inside The Woods subdivision—a well-maintained mountain community known for its privacy, quiet roads, and year-round living. While this property does not include a Woods Club membership, reactivation of a previous membership may be possible (buyer to confirm directly with the Club). The golf course is open to the public, and HOA dues include trash removal, road maintenance, and snow removal and an onsite community office with a full-time manager.