Five acres of hardwoods, 300 feet of riverfront, and a home perched high and dry above it all—this is West Virginia done right. Located in the highly sought-after Crossings at Great Cacapon near Paw Paw, this 5.15-acre property offers the perfect mix of recreation, seclusion, and comfort. Down by the water, you’ll find a wide, level area ideal for fishing, kayaking, or gathering around a fire. The improvements sit on a knob above the valley, safely out of the floodplain, with long views of the river and mountains beyond.
Built in 1992, the contemporary octagon-style home totals 1,424 square feet with a one-car attached garage and a wraparound porch. A circular gravel driveway leads right to the garage, making access easy for you and your guests while adding to the property’s charm. The lower level includes the garage, a family room anchored by a wood stove, a full bath, and a bedroom—ideal for guests. Upstairs, the main living space features a kitchen and dining area, a large living room, two bedrooms, and another full bath. Electric baseboard heat keeps things simple and reliable, while the wood stove adds character and comfort when the seasons turn. This is a home that’s been well cared for, solid in construction, and ready for you to make it your own. The land itself is as versatile as it is scenic. Hardwood trees frame the property while open yard space offers room for recreation or expansion. The subdivision road bisects the lot, naturally separating the residential area above from the recreational stretch by the water below. It’s a layout that works—easy to access, private, and practical. Whether you’re looking for a weekend retreat, a family gathering spot, or a second residence to enjoy throughout the year, this property delivers. Opportunities like this don’t last long in Hampshire County. With river frontage, a unique and solid home, a circular gravel drive, and land that feels like your own park, this is your chance to plant your flag on the Cacapon River and start living the good life.