1724 S Seneca Trail, Ronceverte, 24970 (MLS# 23-1410)

$500,000
1724 S Seneca Trail
Ronceverte, 24970
MLS# 23-1410
Status: Closed
3 beds  |  2 baths  |  3000 sqft
Early log home on 42-acre farm at Organ Cave
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Property Description
Historic Level's Tavern log home and 42 acre farm A 15-minute drive south of Lewisburg and White Sulphur Springs, this well preserved double log cabin on 42 pastoral acres remains one of the landmark residences of the Greenbrier Valley. Including three large bedrooms, a bath-and-a-half, and five stone fireplaces, the home and surrounding farmstead are imbued with the history of the scenic bluegrass landscape.

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Realtor.COM Type: Residential - Single Family
Contract Information
Current Price: $500,000
Type of Sale: Traditional/Conventional
Status: Closed
Sold Price: $500,000
Status Change Date: 2025-04-24
Sold Date: 2025-04-23
Under Contract Date: 2025-04-22
Contingency: No
Location, Tax & Legal
House Number: 1724
Street Direction Pfx: S
Street Name: Seneca Trail
Postal Code: 24970
County: Greenbrier
Area: Irish Corner District
General Property Description
Year Built: 1840
Construction Type: Log
Style: 2 Story
SqFt. Main: 1500
SqFt. Upper: 1500
Total SqFt.: 3000
Total Rooms: 14
Total Bedrooms: 3
Total Bathrooms: 2
Total Full Baths: 1
Total Half Baths: 1
Garage Type: None
Lot Size: Sold by the boundary
Lot Acres: 42.19
Property Remarks
Directions: From I-64 at Lewisburg, follow US-219 south 11 miles to the property entrance. The drive time is approximately 20 minutes.
Hot Sheet Comment: price
Miscellaneous
HOA: No
Elementary School: Ronceverte
High School: Greenbrier East
Roofing
Age of Roof: 15
Utilities
Sewer: Septic
Other Structures
Barn: 1
Outbuilding: 2
Water Accessibility
# of Ponds: 2
Property Features
Property Attributes: Historic; Working Farm
Flooring: Hardwood
Countertops Kitchen: Solid Surface
Countertops Bath: None
Air Conditioning: None
Heating: Hot Water
Exterior Material: Log
Foundation: Rock
Roofing: Metal
Views: Mountain; Panoramic; Pastoral View; Sunset / Western
Supplements
Built in about 1840, this gracious double log cabin, the ancestral home of the Level family, remains one of the landmark residences of the Greenbrier Valley. Renowned for its exceptional size, a rarity among residences built of hewn timber, it includes more than 3,000 square feet of interior space and was described in the 1917 History of Greenbrier County as "a veritable mansion in its day, and as to things substantial and comfortable is not second to some others more palatial of these latter times." Even today, the house may be considered exceptionally large. On the upper floor, the residence includes three large bedrooms, each of more than 255 square feet, and, on the first floor, equally large dining, living, and family rooms. A central entrance hall with a hand-crafted stairway leads into all sections of the house, including the rear kitchen wing, which extends to a family room with a massive cooking hearth. Five large fireplaces of handworked limestone grace its principal rooms, all finished in period oak and heart-of-pine. Remarkable in their height, ceilings in the original log sections of the house exceed 10 feet. A large farmhouse kitchen, a servant's stair, a screened rear porch, and utility spaces blend indoor and outdoor functionality for country living. A full bath with bright tilework and a convenient half-bath off the stair hall are suitable for residents and guests. The house is heated chiefly with water-baseboard heat. A cellar and hewn-timber smoke house remain adjacent to the rear of the house. / HIGHLIGHTS / 1840 double log cabin residence / 3,000 square feet interior space / Spacious principal rooms / Five stone fireplaces / 6,000 square foot barn / Frontage on scenic US-219 / Six miles from Greenbrier River Trail / Proximity to The Greenbrier / Central to historical, recreational destination region / 15 minute drive to Union, Lewisburg, White Sulphur Springs
Listing Office: Foxfire Realty

Last Updated: April - 24 - 2025

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