Small country homes that have been remodeled as well as this one don't come around very often. It was taken down to the studs and floor joists, and the electrical, plumbing, kitchen-heck, the whole thing-was put back together meticulously with love and care. The workmanship is very impressive. It sits on 5.68 acres. The kitchen cabinets are handmade; it's wired for a generator, has new windows, new doors, new insulation, a Noritz propane boiler for heat and hot water, and is in a wonderful neighborhood. The woodshop, as well as the garden shed are heated. The loft (which cannot be counted as a bedroom) has been nicely finished and has 4 built-in bunkbeds. A sewing room or office would fit nicely in the loft. The Jewett antique propane stove and oven is negotiable. As you stroll through the house, you will notice all the special attention given to outlets, switches and touches that will add to the comfort and coziness of the home. The spice rack in the kitchen covers the breaker box. This lovely setting is about 20-25 minutes from Sparta and the Jeffersons and a very short distance from Laurel Springs and its unique shop and restaurants and provides convenient access to the Blue Ridge Parkway (really close), the New River, wonderful trout streams and the unique art and crafts scene for which the High Country is famous. You have a choice of a large back porch or a screened-in front porch to enjoy the breezes, Meadowfork Creek, and the calm that will surely be a part of this country home. Don't forget to enjoy the peaceful sounds of your fountain in your pond while you sit in your gazebo by the creek. There are no covenants or restrictions and no official HOA.

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