The Right Kind of Quiet. The Right Kind of Home. Some places just feel good the moment you pull in. This is one of them. Set on two wooded acres in the Bristol Springs Subdivision near Slanesville, West Virginia, this ranch-style home was built in 2012 and has been cared for with intention ever since. It offers 1,620 square feet of well-planned, one-level living—three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and just the right amount of space to live comfortably without the upkeep that weighs you down. The land here matters. Mature oaks offer shade and privacy—the kind that makes sitting on the back patio feel like a reward at the end of your day. You’re not boxed in by fences or traffic noise. You’re surrounded by trees, light, and stillness—just enough to hear the breeze move through the leaves. Inside, the home opens up in all the right places. Vaulted ceilings and an open-concept country kitchen give it room to breathe. The bar seating is perfect for coffee in the morning or catching up in the evening. A quiet den or office just off the dining area adds flexibility—it’s your space to turn into whatever you need most. Every part of this home is solid. The bathrooms are finished with care. The systems are efficient. The layout simply makes sense. No stairs. No wasted corners. No compromises. And when you need to head to town, you’re not far. Winchester, Virginia, and I-81 are an easy 40-minute drive—close enough to stay connected, far enough to feel like you’ve really gotten away. If you’re looking for a home that offers more than square footage—if you want calm, purpose, and the kind of space that feels like your own—you’ll want to see this one for yourself.