226 Twin Oaks Dr

Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains just a quarter mile above the South Fork of the Shenandoah River near Bentonville, Virginia, this custom-built three-level log home exemplifies rustic elegance and craftsmanship. Constructed with 12-inch diameter Engleman Spruce logs using saddle-notch joinery, the traditional stacked log design with accented chinking exudes warmth and artisanal detail. A classic gable roofline, exposed beams, a spacious country front porch, and a full-length deep deck invite you to relax with morning coffee or evening stargazing. This home is being sold fully furnished! just move yourself right on in!! The open-concept interior features soaring cathedral ceilings, a stone hearth gas fireplace, and a lofted reading nook with built-in bookcase overlooking the great room. Reclaimed hardwood floors and a modern country kitchen blend old-world charm with contemporary comfort. Oversized windows flood the space with natural light and frame panoramic views of the forest and distant ridgelines. The kitchen is expansive and highly functional, offering custom open cabinetry, granite countertops, a two-level island, walk-in pantry, and a farmhouse sink that reflects the home’s frontier spirit. Nearby, a well-placed powder room and a spacious laundry room with elevated washer and dryer add convenience. Upstairs, the primary suite includes a private balcony, an oversized windowed walk-in dream closet, a master bath with step-in shower and jetted tub, and an office—all tucked behind a grand set of double doors that lend a sense of intimacy and character. The lower level features a game room with a log-stump leg pool table and a mirrored gym. Adjacent is a bunkroom with two sets of handcrafted log bunk beds and space for a full couch and sitting area. A full bathroom is located at one end, while the opposite end houses the "Black Bear Room," a guest bedroom with en suite bath and closet. Designed with sustainability in mind, the home includes energy-efficient fold-in windows for easy cleaning, a heat pump system for heating and cooling, and a built-in generator capable of powering nearly ninety percent of the house—including all essential systems and more. Whether you're curled up by the fire in winter or enjoying the summer breeze through open windows, this log home offers a timeless, year-round sanctuary.