About 2305 Ballard Red Sulphur Pkwy
Tucked less than two miles from Peterstown in Monroe County, West Virginia, this well-maintained 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home sits on .77 acres and offers the rare combination of small-town convenience with a rural setting. From the property, panoramic views stretch across the surrounding mountains and neighboring farmland, giving every day a backdrop most homes can't match.
Inside, hardwood floors run throughout the home, adding warmth and durability to every room. One of the standout features is a beautifully updated bathroom with a roll-in shower, a thoughtful addition that adds accessibility and long-term value. The main floor laundry room adds everyday convenience, and the washer and dryer convey with the home, along with the kitchen appliances, so the next owner can move in without buying the basics. The home is set up for everyday comfort with central air conditioning and fiber optic internet, making it just as functional for remote work as it is for relaxing evenings at home.
Storage and workspace won't be a problem here. The attached 2-car garage covers daily parking and gear, while the unfinished basement adds a flexible space that's ready to become a workshop, storage area, or whatever the next owner needs. A separate storage building on the property is already set up to house lawn equipment, keeping the garage and basement free for other uses.
Utilities are straightforward and low-maintenance, with public water and public sewer already connected, removing the guesswork that often comes with rural properties. And while the setting feels quiet and secluded, the location keeps you close to everything: Peterstown is under two miles away, the new Peterstown Elementary and Middle School is 2.3 miles away, and the town of Narrows, VA is roughly 6 miles away for additional shopping and services.
Whether the draw is the mountain views, the acreage, or the peace of mind that comes with a well-maintained home and modern utilities, this Monroe County property is worth a closer look.
