Welcome to an exceptional 512± acre private estate in the hills of Roane County, West Virginia. Located at 411 Foxtrot Road near Looneyville, this expansive property combines a custom-built luxury log home, significant timber acreage, open pasture, established trail systems, and outstanding recreational opportunities. Whether your interests include hunting, farming, timber investment, or owning a substantial private estate, this property offers a combination of improvements and acreage that is difficult to find.

The centerpiece of the property is a custom-built 3,456-square-foot log home constructed in 2009. Offering three bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms, the residence combines rustic Appalachian character with comfortable modern living. Hickory hardwood floors and cabinetry add warmth throughout the home, while the open floor plan creates a natural connection between the kitchen, dining area, and living room.

The living room features a large fireplace, providing a central gathering space within the home. The spacious primary bedroom is located on the main level and includes a private bathroom with a jetted bathtub. Two additional bedrooms are located upstairs, providing additional living and guest accommodations.

A wraparound covered porch extends the living space outdoors and provides sweeping views of the surrounding ridges, open fields, and wooded landscape. The elevated setting offers opportunities to enjoy both sunrise and sunset views while overlooking a substantial portion of the property.

Beyond the residence, the improvements continue with a detached two-car garage connected to the home by a breezeway. A whole-house generator provides an additional convenience. One of the property's major outbuildings is a substantial 64 × 40 pole building, offering extensive space for equipment, machinery, recreational vehicles, workshop activities, and general storage. The building is equipped with heat and water.

The acreage features a diverse landscape of mature hardwood timber, approximately 30 acres of open ground, wetlands, and established trails. The open acreage provides opportunities for hay production, pasture, livestock, or wildlife food plots. The wooded portions offer recreational opportunities, wildlife habitat, and potential timber value. The existing trail system provides access throughout much of the property and allows the owner to explore and manage the different areas of the estate.

For hunters, this property offers a substantial amount of acreage with habitat diversity and established recreational improvements. White-tailed deer, wild turkey, squirrel, and other native wildlife inhabit the region. Deer feeders are already present, and the combination of open fields, mature timber, creek corridors, and wooded cover provides opportunities to manage habitat and develop hunting locations throughout the property.

One particularly important feature of this property is the approximately 170 acres of wetlands associated with a stream mitigation bank controlled by The Nature Conservancy. This is a significant component of the overall acreage and should be considered by prospective buyers when evaluating land use, conservation interests, and management opportunities. Buyers should independently investigate the mitigation-bank agreement, applicable restrictions, ownership interests, and any obligations associated with these wetlands before purchase.

The property also offers an unusual natural gas arrangement. According to the seller, natural gas is provided free to one residence, with an additional 200 MCF allocated to another structure. This arrangement is a valuable detail for prospective buyers, although the specific terms, transferability, usage limits, and agreements should be verified during due diligence.

The size and layout of this property also provide multiple potential building locations beyond the existing residence. A ridgetop homesite and additional locations throughout the acreage offer opportunities for evaluating future cabins, additional residences, or recreational improvements, subject to access, utilities, permitting, and applicable restrictions.

The combination of a custom log home, extensive outbuildings, open acreage, mature timber, established trails, and significant recreational ground makes this a property with several possible uses. It offers the opportunity to enjoy a private country residence while owning enough acreage to support hunting, farming, wildlife management, timber interests, and other outdoor activities.

Properties offering 512± acres together with a substantial residence and established improvements are not commonly available in West Virginia. If you have been looking for a large private estate with a custom log home and room to enjoy the outdoors, this Roane County property deserves your attention.

Contact Land Specialist Camron Stover and Cory Farley today to schedule a private showing of this 512-acre Roane County estate.