200 Forren Ln, White Sulphur Springs, WV 24986 (MLS# 25-1295)

Flooring: Carpet; Ceramic Tile; Laminate

Countertops Kitchen: Paper Comp Counters

Countertops Bath: Solid Surface

Items to Convey: Clothes Dryer; Clothes Washer; Dishwasher; Disposal; Microwave; Range/Oven; Refrigerator; Window Treatments

Air Conditioning: Central Air

Heating: Electric Baseboard; Forced Air; Radiant Heat

Exterior Material: Aluminum; Vinyl; Wood

Foundation: Block

Roofing: Shingles

Views: Mountain; Street View; Sunrise / Eastern; Sunset / Western; Valley

Nestled in the heart of White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia (approximate coordinates: 38.024° N, 80.285° W), this beautifully renovated ranch-style home blends modern comfort with leisurely small-town charm. Fully updated and move-in ready, the home features 2 bedrooms and 1 crisp, contemporary bath. The floor plan delivers efficiency without compromise clean lines, bright finishes, and thoughtful touches throughout. Step outside to discover .34 acres of level, fully fenced yard, giving both privacy and ease of maintenance. The attached 1-car garage offers sheltered parking or storage, while a separate outbuilding in the backyard invites gardening, workshop space, or hobby use. The fenced grounds allow secure outdoor enjoyment for kids or pets. Off the kitchen, a cozy rear patio awaits your morning coffee or relaxed evening gatherings, with a gentle breeze and views of surrounding greenery. One of the property's most delightful features is its setting: it sits directly adjacent to the walking and biking paths associated with the White Sulphur Springs Fish Hatchery and the town's riverwalk/bikeway network. Take a stroll or pedal through serene natural scenery in minutes. And you're just a short walk or drive from downtown attractions and the storied Greenbrier Resort, with its legendary amenities, events, dining, and cultural programming. Local and Seasonal Attractions White Sulphur Springs is more than a place to live it's a gateway to year-round recreation: Outdoor & Nature: The region enjoys access to Lake Sherwood (164 acres of boating, swimming, fishing, camping) and Greenbrier State Forest (5,100+ acres of trails, cabins, hunting, and wildlife). The Greenbrier River Trail (76 miles) follows an old rail corridor, ideal for hiking, biking, and river access. In White Sulphur Springs itself, you'll find a host of adventure offerings: horseback riding, a climbing loft, zip line, indoor climbing, high and low ropes courses, and canoeing/fishing in stocked ponds. Not far away are Lost World Caverns, a local show cave attraction. The town hosts annual celebrations like the Dandelion Festival each Memorial Day weekend, with music, art shows, contests, food, and community spirit. Downtown White Sulphur Springs is undergoing a renaissance, with eclectic shops, local restaurants, the charming Schoolhouse Hotel, and community events that reflect the area's renewed energy. Dining, Entertainment & Nearby Culture Despite its tranquil setting, the area boasts appealing dining and cultural options: In town, you'll discover Big Draft Brewing, a local hub for food, drink, and community gathering. Small cafés, coffee shops, and eateries dot nearby Lewisburg and White Sulphur Springs places like Wild Bean, Cross Creek Café, and Tootsie's (noted by travelers) add local flavor. For a larger cultural selection, Lewisburg, WV, a short drive away, hosts performance venues, galleries, boutiques, and frequent arts events. The famed Greenbrier Resort also contains in-house dining, theaters, concerts, spa experiences, and seasonal programming to enjoy. Regional Connections & Travel Distances: This property is wonderfully located for exploring beyond: To Roanoke, Virginia: about 81 miles (1 hour 30+ minutes by car) To Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: roughly 259 miles (about 4 hours 20+ minutes of driving) Surrounding towns and state forests lie within easy day-trip range, offering hiking, scenic drives, and nature discovery. White Sulphur Springs is one of the ten Mon Forest Towns, serving as a gateway into the Monongahela National Forest's sweeping landscapes. The town also supports Amtrak service several times per week via its station, connecting regionally by rail. This home offers the rare combination of turnkey quality, outdoor potential, and access to both small-town charm and regional adventure.