What’s immediately compelling about this home is the setting. You’re in Foxwood, a gated community in Cheat Lake that feels established and intentionally quiet. This home sits on a no-outlet street, so there’s a sense of calm the moment you arrive. Residents enjoy access to the pool, tennis courts, and clubhouse, but the day-to-day experience here feels private and residential rather than busy. As you step inside, the light is what stays with you. The home is wrapped in windows, and the natural light moves gracefully through the main living spaces throughout the day. Hardwood floors ground the interiors, and two wood-burning fireplaces—one in the living room, one in the dining room—add warmth and quiet character rather than formality. The kitchen and breakfast area are sunlit and open to mountain views, creating an easy, livable heart of the home. From the dining room, doors open to a newly stained deck that feels elevated yet private—ideal for entertaining or unhurried evenings outdoors. The living room connects to the veranda through French doors, which gives the home a lovely indoor-outdoor rhythm without sacrificing intimacy. There’s a light-filled den and a private study with custom built-ins, offering beautifully considered spaces for work, reading, or retreat. A dedicated exercise room with a standalone shower is a thoughtful addition that enhances everyday living without feeling utilitarian. Outside, the lot is mostly level and framed by mature trees, offering both privacy and openness. The unfinished lower level provides generous storage now and a clear opportunity for future expansion should you choose. The location is equally well-balanced—minutes to I-68, nearby amenities, and approximately 15 minutes to WVU Hospitals. Altogether, this is a home that feels composed and intentional—warm, light-filled, and quietly sophisticated within one of Cheat Lake’s most desirable gated communities.
