NEW - Country Roads Cottage - Amish Living Reimagined in WV - HOT TUB

There are places that slow you down the moment you arrive. Country Roads Cottage is one of them. Close to everything West Virginia has to offer, from biking, horseback riding, visiting the state parks, or Berkeley Springs.

Set on 11 peaceful acres in Hampshire County, West Virginia — owned and tended by an Amish family whose connection to this land runs deep — this three-bedroom farmhouse offers something increasingly rare: true quiet, wide-open sky, and a mountain horizon that stretches as far as the eye can see. No traffic, no noise, no distractions. Just rolling pasture, ancient woodland, the gentle sound of running water, and the kind of stillness that reminds you why you left home in the first place.

What you”ll love: This property is layered with natural beauty at every turn. Find peace watching wildlife, or simply sitting in the Adirondack chairs enjoying your morning coffee and letting your mind go quiet. Step out to the gazebo and you're welcomed by a beautiful koi pond, alive with color and movement, the kind of detail that makes you stop and smile every single time.

Unwind Under the Stars. When the day winds down, sink into the private hot tub and let the Appalachian mountains do the rest. As evening settles, gather around the fire pit at our dedicated outdoor sitting area, positioned to face the mountainside so the view never leaves you. When the flames die down and the sky goes fully dark out here in the South Branch Valley, look up. No light pollution, no competition — just the Milky Way spread wide overhead.

The Home - The farmhouse is cozy, clean, and freshly updated with a welcoming layout that comfortably sleeps a family or group of friends. Simplicity is the name of the game here. The home is owned by an Amish family that understands how to be one with nature and enjoy the simple things in life. You won't find a TV here (but internet is provided).

This is a place to exhale, reconnect, and remember what slow feels like.

The barn standing on the property is a quiet testament to the Amish heritage of this farm — a living connection to a more intentional, unhurried way of life that you'll feel from the moment you arrive.