Standing tall above the valley on 20 wooded acres in Shadow Knolls, this log home offers the kind of mountain setting buyers are always looking for but rarely find — big long-range views, wooded privacy, hunting potential, and a detached garage/shop that truly sets the property apart. The home offers 1,123 square feet with 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath, and 2 half baths. Inside, warm wood finishes, exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, natural light, and a comfortable layout create the classic mountain-cabin feel. The basement is partially finished, providing additional practical space for storage, hobbies, recreation, or overflow use without taking away from the simple, manageable feel of the home. The setting is the real driver. A wraparound deck captures the mountain views and creates an outdoor living area overlooking the surrounding valley and timber. The 20 wooded acres provide privacy, wildlife, and room to enjoy the property — whether for hunting, exploring, riding, or simply getting away. A major bonus is the detached garage/shop, offering approximately 2,400 square feet plus a lean-to. There is room for vehicles, equipment, ATVs, boats, tools, and all the gear that comes with owning a recreational mountain property. Part of the building is already framed for potential living quarters or expanded use, and the floored attic provides substantial additional storage. Located near the South Branch of the Potomac River and White Horse Mountain Wildlife Management Area, this property is well positioned for fishing, hunting, hiking, and year-round recreation. For the buyer looking for a true West Virginia mountain escape within reach of the D.C. region, this one checks a lot of boxes. Big views. Twenty wooded acres. A log home. Serious garage space. Real recreational substance. This one stands out.