Ranch/Rambler

Most homes play it safe. This one starts with substance. Built in 1995 and clearly cared for ever since, this four-bedroom, three-bath home offers approximately 2,700 square feet of finished living space, including a partially finished lower level with a large family room and plenty of storage space. The layout delivers real flexibility—enough space to live comfortably today without feeling oversized or impractical. The main level is comfortable and well-balanced, filled with natural light, hardwood floors, and a floor plan that simply works. The kitchen is functional and inviting, connecting naturally to dining and living areas that feel warm and livable rather than staged. Downstairs, the finished basement adds valuable bonus space that works well for entertaining, hobbies, or overflow living—without compromising storage or utility areas. Set on a desirable double lot, the exterior is one of this property’s quiet strengths. The yard is flat, open, and beautifully maintained, offering space that’s truly usable—not just nice to look at. From the rear of the home, you’ll enjoy mountain views overlooking a neighboring orchard, creating a setting that feels peaceful and open without being remote. A covered front porch and rear deck extend the living space outdoors, ideal for morning coffee or evenings winding down. The practical features are exactly where you want them: public water and public sewer, a two-car attached garage, a paved driveway, and a paved street. The brick exterior gives the home a timeless, grounded feel, and the overall condition reflects consistent care—not quick fixes or cosmetic shortcuts. Location is the final piece that brings everything together. Just outside of Romney and off Jersey Mountain Road, this is a proven, commuter-friendly area close to schools, the hospital, shopping, and daily necessities. It’s an easy transition for out-of-area buyers relocating to West Virginia and a smart, long-term choice for local buyers who want quality without compromise. This isn’t a flashy renovation or a trend-driven house that dates itself in five years. It’s a well-built, timeless, well-located home with real space, real views, and real value—the kind of property that quietly outperforms the market because it checks the boxes buyers actually care about. If you’re looking for something solid, comfortable, and genuinely livable—with just enough size and presence to stand apart—this is the one to see.

Most homes play it safe. This one starts with substance. Built in 1995 and clearly cared for ever since, this four-bedroom, three-bath home offers approximately 2,700 square feet of finished living space, including a partially finished lower level with a large family room and plenty of storage space. The layout delivers real flexibility—enough space to live comfortably today without feeling oversized or impractical. The main level is comfortable and well-balanced, filled with natural light, hardwood floors, and a floor plan that simply works. The kitchen is functional and inviting, connecting naturally to dining and living areas that feel warm and livable rather than staged. Downstairs, the finished basement adds valuable bonus space that works well for entertaining, hobbies, or overflow living—without compromising storage or utility areas. Set on a desirable double lot, the exterior is one of this property’s quiet strengths. The yard is flat, open, and beautifully maintained, offering space that’s truly usable—not just nice to look at. From the rear of the home, you’ll enjoy mountain views overlooking a neighboring orchard, creating a setting that feels peaceful and open without being remote. A covered front porch and rear deck extend the living space outdoors, ideal for morning coffee or evenings winding down. The practical features are exactly where you want them: public water and public sewer, a two-car attached garage, a paved driveway, and a paved street. The brick exterior gives the home a timeless, grounded feel, and the overall condition reflects consistent care—not quick fixes or cosmetic shortcuts. Location is the final piece that brings everything together. Just outside of Romney and off Jersey Mountain Road, this is a proven, commuter-friendly area close to schools, the hospital, shopping, and daily necessities. It’s an easy transition for out-of-area buyers relocating to West Virginia and a smart, long-term choice for local buyers who want quality without compromise. This isn’t a flashy renovation or a trend-driven house that dates itself in five years. It’s a well-built, timeless, well-located home with real space, real views, and real value—the kind of property that quietly outperforms the market because it checks the boxes buyers actually care about. If you’re looking for something solid, comfortable, and genuinely livable—with just enough size and presence to stand apart—this is the one to see.