Supplements: Located just off Davis Stuart Road, with two paddocks fronting the road, this attractive, one-of-a-kind property is much more than a horse farm. The lower-level entry to the apartment is capable of functioning as a separate living space, if desired, with a living room, study/office, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom, along with a large room with many ... (Read more) Located just off Davis Stuart Road, with two paddocks fronting the road, this attractive, one-of-a-kind property is much more than a horse farm. The lower-level entry to the apartment is capable of functioning as a separate living space, if desired, with a living room, study/office, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom, along with a large room with many possible uses with outdoor access. The living room features exposed rafters, barnwood paneling and French doors opening to the backyard. The study has plenty of built-in shelving and large windows overlooking the farm. Handcrafted oak cabinetry and countertops add warmth to the kitchen, which includes a Frigidaire refrigerator-freezer and a Frigidaire convection range with two ovens. The bedroom overlooks the English garden and a lovely ginkgo tree that turns golden in the fall. The adjacent bath includes a shower-tub, an oak vanity with a porcelain sink, and a closet. Just beyond the bedroom is an exceptionally large bonus room, currently serving as a quilting room, with enough space to accommodate a small business and access to a small work area with on-demand hot water. This generous room would readily lend itself to other uses, like a playroom, studio or music room. The lower level also includes the apartment's laundry room, with GE appliances and a utility sink. The floors on this level are concrete with an epoxy flagstone finish and radiant heat, providing natural warmth as the heat rises from the floor, and space saving convenience. A black walnut and hickory staircase leads upstairs to the main living space, with open-plan living-kitchen-dining areas, two bedrooms and an impressive bath. The barn's gambrel roof gives the great room an expansive, soaring feeling, with the added attraction of the barn's original hay hook hanging high above. Local Appalachian hardwoods, including maple, walnut, cherry, hickory, oak and black walnut, are used in the paneling, built-in shelving, trim and floors. The living room's black walnut flooring is laid in a striking diagonal pattern. Two bay windows afford sunrise and sunset views, and a large deck offers a stunning bird's eye view of Muddy Creek Mountain and the surrounding countryside. The kitchen features a walnut countertop with a double porcelain sink and handcrafted cabinetry. Appliances include a Frigidaire gas range, a Frigidaire refrigerator-freezer, and an Emerson microwave. The great room also incorporates the dining area. An arched doorway with an eye-catching leaded glass door opens to a spacious bathroom, with tile flooring, a clawfoot cast iron soaking tub, a separate shower, and a wooden vanity with a decorative copper sink. A porthole window over the tub provides an unexpected, whimsical architectural touch. Two carpeted bedrooms with recessed lighting are located on the upper level. One is near the great room and the other is accessed via a staircase leading to a balcony with wrought ironwork overlooking the great room. The balcony opens to the second bedroom, which is highlighted by a large interior window with a captivating view of the barn's rafters. Both upper-level bedrooms are heated and cooled with ductless mini split heat pumps, while the rest of the upper level incorporates radiant floor heat. Ample hay storage sits in the remainder of the upper barn. Store hay outside and expand the living quarters - the possibilities are only limited by your imagination. Other noteworthy features include a building near the barn that is currently serving as a man cave, with carpeting, shelving, insulation, a ceiling fan and a mini split heat pump; tractor, trailer, equipment and storage sheds; a workshop; and a secure storage room. While it's sometimes said that a place must be seen to be appreciated, that's certainly the case with this unique property and its many impressive features. The location is in a quiet rural neighborhood with beautiful views, surrounded by rolling farmland. Historic and charming Lewisburg is only 10-minutes away, with restaurants, shopping, and entertainment. Annual events include the State Fair of West Virginia, food-themed festivals and a literary festival. The nearby 75-mile Greenbrier River Trail is popular with hikers and cyclists. Fishing, hunting, kayaking and canoeing opportunities abound. The Greenbrier, a world-class luxury resort, is a 20-minute drive, and Snowshoe Mountain, the Mid-Atlantic's largest ski resort, is in nearby Pocahontas County. Location 241 Kestrel Corner Lane Lewisburg, WV 24901 Greenbrier County Latitude: 37° 45' 58" N Longitude: 80° 30' 18" W Elevation: 2135 feet Schools Lewisburg or Ronceverte Elementary School Eastern Greenbrier Middle School Greenbrier East High School Home Information Quiet Country Living Subdivision 2.5-level 100+year old barn Year Restored: 2007 Total Rooms: 10 Bedrooms: 3 Full Bathrooms: 2 Total Square Feet: 2998 Main Level Square Feet: 1509 Upper-Level Square Feet: 1489 Lot: 11.84 acres Construction: Frame Siding: Board and Batten Foundation: Concrete Roof: Metal Floors: Hardwood, Tile, Carpet, Polished Concrete HVAC: Radiant Floor Heat (Propane), Ductless Mini-Split (Electric) Kitchen Countertops: Wood Items to Convey: Refrigerator-Freezer (2), Electric/Gas Range, Electric Range, Microwave, Washer, Dryer, Ceiling Fans (4) Utilities Water: City Sewer: Septic Legal and Tax Information Greenbrier County Fort Spring District (6) Map: 13 Parcel: 111, 113 Deed Book & Page: 540, 259 Deed Book & Page: 555, 113