Ranch/Rambler

Multiple offers received. Please submit highest and best offers by Saturday, October 18th at noon. Solid house in Green Meadows with the basics done right—good layout, level lot, fenced yard, and a wood stove that actually earns its keep. It needs some elbow grease (mostly paint and floors), but we’re talking weekend-sized projects, not a gut job. If you want small-town West Virginia living with a reasonable drive, this spot makes sense: about 20 minutes to Winchester and under an hour to Loudoun County, VA, or Martinsburg, WV, so you get a quieter pace without giving up convenience. Inside, the plan is simple and honest. The kitchen is practical and opens to a good-sized living room centered on a brick hearth with a wood stove that throws real heat on cold nights. The rest of the house runs on electric baseboard—low maintenance, no complicated systems. Off the kitchen, a laundry room with a half bath keeps day-to-day chores out of the main living space. Down the hall are three bedrooms and a full bath. It’s the straightforward setup that works for daily life: living up front, bedrooms tucked away. Let’s be clear about the condition. This isn’t pretending to be a remodel. It needs fresh flooring and paint—maybe a few light fixtures and new hardware if you want to sharpen it up. That’s about the size of it. Move in and tackle projects as time and budget allow. Do the floors, roll on new paint, swap a couple of switches and lights, and you’ll see quick improvement without tearing the house apart or draining your wallet. The lot is a real advantage. Flat ground is real gold in West Virginia, and this property gives you usable space front to back. The fenced yard means kids and dogs can run without worry. There’s already an outbuilding and a fire pit in place, plus a covered entry porch and a small rear deck for coffee in the morning or burgers in the evening. It’s easy to mow, easy to maintain, and it won’t fight you with slopes. Capon Bridge is an ideal location—commuter-friendly, low West Virginia taxes, and a quiet country atmosphere close to US-50—so you’re not gambling on the area. If you’re getting started, right-sizing, or just want a place where your money goes into things you can see and touch, this is a smart buy. You’re paying for a solid house and a useful lot, not somebody else’s trendy finishes. If you’re ready to trade rent for equity and sweat for pride, this one’s your green light. Bring a tape measure and a Saturday playlist. First weekend: floors. Second: paint. Third: steaks on the deck, fire in the pit, and the feeling that you made something better with your own hands.