491 Three Mile Rd, Charleston, WV 25312

IMPORTANT: This sale includes 483 Three Mile Road and 491 Three Mile Road, two adjoining properties with separate addresses and separate deeds, being sold together as one package totaling approximately 100± acres. Located at the very end of the holler on a quiet dead-end road off Coopers Creek Road, this unique property offers the kind of peace and privacy that's becoming harder and harder to find. With no through traffic, abundant wildlife, and the sounds of nature replacing the noise of town, it's a place where you can truly slow down, breathe deep, and enjoy country living—all while being just 15 minutes from Charleston. With two homes, multiple outbuildings, and approximately 100± acres being sold together, opportunities like this rarely come to market. While Zillow displays this listing as 491 Three Mile Road, the purchase also includes 483 Three Mile Road, featuring a 2001 manufactured home on a permanent foundation with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and nearly all new appliances. Together, the two properties provide exceptional flexibility for multi-generational living, guest accommodations, rental income, Airbnb potential, or future ownership options—all while being offered together as one exceptional package. The centerpiece of the property is a 40x60 partially completed barndominium, already framed for a 3-bedroom, 3-bath layout, giving you the opportunity to finish it to your own style. Together, the two properties include five barns and garages, including a heated workshop, providing ample space for equipment, livestock, hobbies, storage, or workshop space. For outdoor enthusiasts, the property features an established shooting range, four hunting blinds, and abundant wildlife, making it an exceptional hunting and recreational retreat. One of the property's most unique features is its all-natural spring-fed, gravity-fed water system. Separate cisterns supply each home without pumps, and an on-site natural gas well provides a free gas allotment. With spring-fed water and free natural gas, electricity is the only regular utility expense, making off-grid living a realistic possibility with the addition of solar. For those seeking a more self-sufficient lifestyle, much of the groundwork has already been done. The homestead includes an established garden area with solar fencing, a greenhouse for extending the growing season, apple and pear trees, blueberry bushes, cultivated and wild blackberry patches, pawpaw trees, and a solar-powered chicken coop currently housing 23 laying hens. Whether you're looking for a working homestead, hunting retreat, family compound, investment opportunity, or simply a peaceful place to put down roots, this rare offering combines privacy, infrastructure, natural beauty, and flexibility. The opportunity to own two homes on separate deeds, sold together as one 100± acre property, is a rare combination that's becoming increasingly difficult to find.