The median home value in Wardensville, WV is $254,950.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $165,000.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Wardensville, WV is $254,950.
Approximately 48% of Wardensville homes are owned,
compared to 11% rented, while
41% are vacant.
Wardensville real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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Build your weekend cabin or your forever home on this 15 acre lot. You will be tucked away in Wild and Wonderful West Virginia. Enjoy the peace and quiet of nature, but just be minutes from farmer's market, restaurants, shopping, bakery, and charming little shops. Visit the recreational sites at George Washington National Forest, Trout Pond and Warden Lake, Kimsey's Run, Big Schloss and more. If you need a place to get away, this is it! Schedule your viewing today
Discover this charming property nestled on a level 2.47-acre lot bordering the George Washington National Forest. With the wet-weather stream that runs through the property, the landscape creates a peaceful ambiance. Situated in Evergreen Farms, a tranquil and welcoming neighborhood, this location offers the perfect blend of nature and convenience. As an added bonus, the property includes the unfinished project of tiny-container housing. Stacked for a two-story house, this unique setup is ideal for a cozy family retreat or potential rental business. Located not far from Wardensville, WV, residents have easy access to local amenities, including an organic farmers market, new dining spots, cozy cafes, and boutique shops. Plus, enjoy the convenience of high-speed fiber optic internet availability. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity! Schedule your appointment to view this property today.
WARDEN ACRES SUBDIVISION LOT 54: Prime building site! Public water, sewer, and electric available on this wooded 0.821 acres. Topo is level on this fully usable wooded home site; paved roads, fiber optic internet available, quiet neighborhood. Located within two miles of the quaint, tiny town of Wardensville. Restaurants, country shopping, farmerâs market, coffee shop with bakery, library, fitness center, antiques, groceries and community park. Visit the recreational sites at George Washington National Forest, Trout Pond and Warden Lake, Kimsey's Run, Big Schloss and more. If you need a place to get away, this is it!
Discover serenity at this enchanting property nestled within Lost River Ridge Subdivision. A captivating, mostly wooded lot bustling with wildlife. The previous owner has started the transformation of this haven into a weekend retreat or a tranquil full-time sanctuary. At the end of a newly laid gravel driveway, two charming log-sided buildings await. The larger 20'x30' structure serves as your main living area, featuring a cozy wood stove that adds warmth to the inviting atmosphere. Accompanying this is a smaller building, perfect for hosting guests. Just a brief 10-minute drive away lies the charming town of Wardensville, boasting a bookstore, coffee shops, eateries, and vibrant farmer's markets. Escape the hustle and bustle with a mere 2-hour drive to DC, making this idyllic retreat both accessible and secluded. Don't miss the opportunity to witness the beauty and potential of this property â schedule your showing today!
Come see this wooded corner lot in a serene residential neighborhood. With electric, public water and public sewer hookups already in place, this lot simplifies the process of building your ideal home. Nestled just outside the charming town of Wardensville, you'll enjoy easy access to delightful amenities, including cozy coffee shops, a quaint bookstore, vibrant farmers markets, and a variety of restaurants. Only 30 minutes from Winchester, VA and 100 minutes from Washington, DC.
Mountain Paradise adjoining West Virginia's pristine George Washington National Forest. Escape to the breathtaking beauty of West Virginia's mountains with this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own 686.10 acres of pristine land, nestled within the awe-inspiring George Washington National Forest. Surrounded by over 58,000 acres of untouched wilderness, this property offers an exceptional setting for hunting, hiking, preservation, or even subdivision for those seeking a truly unique investment. Spread across 686.10 acres, this property provides an expansive canvas for your dreams. Imagine the endless possibilities for building your dream retreat, establishing a private hunting lodge, or developing an exclusive subdivision. Experience the serene beauty of the West Virginia mountains. Towering peaks, lush valleys, and panoramic vistas await you at every turn. Discover the perfect spot to immerse yourself in nature, away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Nature enthusiasts and hunters alike will relish the property's unparalleled access to the George Washington National Forest. With over 58,000 acres of protected land just beyond your doorstep, you'll have a vast playground for exploration, hiking, camping, and observing the abundant wildlife. For avid hunters, this property is a dream come true. The mountains of West Virginia are renowned for their abundant deer, bear, turkey, and small game populations. Embrace the thrill of the hunt on this never ending expanse of land. Whether you enjoy hiking, mountain biking, or horseback riding, this property offers endless prospects for outdoor recreation. Discover hidden trails, cascading waterfalls, and breathtaking overlooks as you navigate through the untamed wilderness. With its vast size and proximity to the George Washington National Forest, this property is an ideal candidate for preservation efforts. Imagine leaving a lasting legacy by protecting this natural wonderland for future generations to enjoy. Investors and developers will appreciate the potential for subdivision. Take advantage of the property's ample acreage to create a carefully planned community or establish private mountain retreats. The options are limitless. Don't miss your chance to own this remarkable slice of West Virginia's mountain paradise. Embrace the tranquility of nature, immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring surroundings, and create a legacy that will endure for years to come. Contact us now to seize this extraordinary opportunity and make your mountain dreams a reality!
SLATE ROCK CROSSING, LOT 34: Too much stress, too much noise, too much to do? Let it all go when you arrive at this 3 fully wooded acres of serenity. Complete with an approved percolation test for a septic system, fiber optic and electric service available, and a solid, wide roadway. Just across the WV state line, approximately 95 miles from Washington DC, this area is a premier destination. Fish in the numerous trout stocked streams, rivers, and lakes, hike the George Washington National Forest, canoe, windsurf, or row your boat in Warden Lake, Kimseyâs Run Lake or Rock Cliff Lake, find Lost River, and see the only natural body of water in the state, Trout Pond. Eat at the one of the counties many restaurants or find fresh vegetables at one of the farmerâs markets, take a day trip to the ski resorts, Cass Scenic Railroad, or Dolly Sods. West Virginia is rich in history that its many generations of folks would like to share with you. Come share the experience!
SLATE ROCK CROSSING, LOT 33: Trees make a forest, forest provides shelter for deer, squirrels, and birds. The menagerie of wildlife can be your new neighbors when you build in the forest. Room for all on this 5 wooded acres! Complete with an approved percolation test for a septic system, fiber optic and electric service available, and a solid, wide roadway. Just across the WV state line, approximately 95 miles from Washington DC, this area is a premier destination. Fish in the numerous trout stocked streams, rivers, and lakes, hike the George Washington National Forest, canoe, windsurf, or row your boat in Warden Lake, Kimseyâs Run Lake or Rock Cliff Lake, find Lost River, and see the only natural body of water in the state, Trout Pond. Eat at the one of the counties many restaurants or find fresh vegetables at one of the farmerâs markets, take a day trip to the ski resorts, Cass Scenic Railroad, or Dolly Sods. West Virginia is rich in history that its many generations of folks would like to share with you. Come share the experience!
