Lost City, WV 26810 TBD Timberline Drive

Local builder available Build-to-Suit on 2.38 acres in Trout Pond Subdivision in Lost River. Leaning into the modern aesthetic, Buyer can pick from various plans or provide their own. Estimated 9 month build time. Builder recently completed 606 Evergreen Farms Road, Wardensville , WV currently on market MLS# WVHD2003492. Nestled in the scenic mountains of Lost River, the sought-after Trout Pond community offers a rare blend of privacy, recreation, and natural beauty in the heart of Wild and Wonderful West Virginia. The Trout Pond Property Owners Association consists of a peaceful mountain community of homes and cabins surrounded by breathtaking forested landscapes, with many properties backing to or bordering the majestic George Washington National Forest. Residents enjoy a tranquil setting with underground utilities, private roads, and a strong sense of community while still being accessible to local conveniences. The neighborhood includes approximately 239 lots spanning nearly 700 acres and is known for its quiet mountain atmosphere, mix of full-time and vacation homes, and access to outdoor adventure right outside your door. One of the areas most treasured amenities is nearby Rock Cliff Lake, a beautiful mountain lake located within the Trout Pond Recreation Area. This peaceful lake features a sandy swim beach, kayaking, canoeing, fishing, picnicking, and scenic relaxation surrounded by towering hardwoods and mountain views. The recreation area is also home to Trout Pond, famously recognized as West Virginias only natural lake, creating an unmatched setting for outdoor lovers. Whether you enjoy hiking, swimming, fishing, paddleboarding, or simply soaking in the peaceful mountain scenery, this area offers a true nature-focused lifestyle just minutes from home. The Trout Pond community is especially appealing for those seeking a mountain getaway, vacation rental potential, or full-time residence where peace, recreation, and natural beauty come together. With hiking trails, national forest access, nearby state parks, and the relaxing atmosphere that defines Lost River, it is easy to understand why so many fall in love with this special corner of West Virginia.