Experience a rustic, woodland getaway in an exact copy of a 16th century Elizabethan styled oak framed cottage 2000 feet up in the cool air and tucked away on 250+/- Acres of secluded mountains in rural WV. The oak framed cottage is well insulated, faces south and has woodland views on all sides. There are 2 large upstairs bedrooms with additional open loft areas and 1 ensuite shower room and library area for quite reflection. The first level has a large sociable open plan, kitchen/dining and living room, full bath and laundry area with a large stone fireplace and chimney in the center with a cozy wood burner which is all the heat it ever needs although baseboard heaters are installed. The cottage has Starlink internet, which is fast and reliable. It is heated with wood and has spring water which is filtered and drinkable. Outside, there is a large yard, a fire pit, fruit trees and an elevated patio that is a great place for meals or just admiring the views. The springhouse has a large storage area suitable for bikes and large items. There is an outdoor shed for tools, etc. So, get back to nature and explore the great outdoors and wildlife on your own retreat less than a 3-hour drive from Washington, DC. Discover the local hiking and biking trails, fishing and live music in Elkins, Parsons, Thomas and Davis WV. It has a huge amount of marketable timber unharvested for over 50 years which includes a range of native hardwoods and has around a half mile of frontage on and is convenient to the new Corridor H Highway. The cottage is located on a small country road, one mile from US Route 219 (2 lane highway) and the Allegheny Highlands Rail Trail. It is just 15 minutes from Elkins and 40 minutes from Thomas. Tucker county track borders national forest lands for 500 feet+. Two dedicated access points off of Rt 48 west for future commercial or retail possibilities. All this is located less than an hour from Timberline and Canaan Valley ski resorts with Snowshoe just over an hour. Property includes all hunting rights and some mineral rights and no zoning. Mitigate the effects of climate change by living and playing in the mountains of West Virginia.