This extraordinary 189.14± acre estate represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of West Virginia history while enjoying exceptional income potential and endless recreational possibilities. The property features the original Allegheny Lodge site, complete with seven charming cottages and a former commercial water bottling facility, all nestled within a pristine natural setting. Six of the seven beautifully renovated cottages (ranging from 360 to 1,079 square feet) are currently generating income through long-term rental agreements, while the seventh serves as the owner's residence. All cottages were meticulously remodeled and renovated between 2015-2019, ensuring modern comfort while maintaining rustic charm. The property offers an incredible diversity of landscapes, from 25± acres of manicured grounds to 164± acres of pristine woodland featuring mature deciduous hardwoods and stunning stands of white pine. The spectacular mountain views provide a constantly changing backdrop throughout the season. Situated along the extensive Monongahela National Forest, this property offers unparalleled access to outdoor recreation. Pocahontas County boasts 942 square miles of public land, including the Cranberry National Wilderness Area, two state forests, five state parks, and eight major rivers whose headwaters originate in the county. The property qualifies for multiple tax reductions through both the Homestead Program and Managed Timberlands program, enhancing its investment appeal. This versatile estate is perfectly suited for multiple uses: luxury retreat center, event venue, wedding destination, summer camp, distillery operation (with natural spring water source), or simply as a private family estate. The combination of income-producing rentals, commercial facilities, and pristine natural setting creates unlimited potential for the discerning buyer. Experience the magic of mountain living while building your legacy in one of West Virginia's most spectacular settings and entrenched with deep historical roots!
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