Summary:
Experience tranquil mountain living at Nature’s Edge, a cozy yurt perched on a ridge in Wardensville, West Virginia. Enjoy sweeping valley views, crisp air, and modern comforts that make every season special.
- Sleeps 4 | 2 beds | 1 bath
- Hot tub w/ valley view – perfect for crisp evenings
- Fire pit, deck & BBQ grill for outdoor relaxation
- Pellet stove heating & A/C for year‑round comfort
- Fast WiFi w/ dedicated workspace & Smart TV
- Free parking; Lost River just 0.5 mi away
The Space:
Morning mist lifts from the valley as the first light spills over the ridge, and the world feels quiet enough for only the rustle of leaves and the distant call of a bird. Inside the yurt, the soft glow of the pellet stove meets the cool breeze of a summer afternoon, while the hot tub steams in a winter twilight. You settle onto the deck, feeling the gentle rise of the wind over the hills and the sense that the mountains are yours alone for a moment.
Sleeping arrangements
The king‑sized bed and a sleeper sofa share an open living space that feels both spacious and intimate. A loft above offers a cozy nook for reading or a quiet retreat after a day of exploring.
Comfort and interior living
A full bathroom and a well‑equied kitchen let you prepare simple meals and freshen up at any hour. The pellet stove provides steady warmth when the air turns crisp, and the air‑conditioning keeps the space comfortable on warmer days. Fast Wi‑Fi and a dedicated workspace make it easy to stay connected, whether you’re joining a video call or streaming a favorite show. A smart TV is ready for evenings when you prefer to unwind with a show. Board games and a selection of books invite you to linger without screens.
Outdoor living
Step onto the deck and feel the open air on the railing as you watch the landscape stretch out below. The hot tub offers a soothing soak at any season, with steam rising against the sky on cool evenings. A fire pit beckons after dusk, perfect for gathering around a warm glow while the stars appear. A grill is ready for casual meals outdoors, and the deck provides ample space to simply sit and breathe the mountain air.
Location and nearby experiences
Nestled on a ridge just outside Wardensville, the yurt sits amid 35 acres of forested land, with the Lost River a short half‑mile away for a quiet walk or a gentle hike. The town’s modest shops and restaurants are a short drive away, and the Lost River State Park lies fifteen minutes north, offering miles of trails through dense woods. In winter, the nearby state route can carry a faint hum of traffic, but a sound machine on the bedside table helps ensure a restful night.
Perfect for…
Couples, solo travelers, or small groups seeking a peaceful retreat in the West Virginia hills will find a welcoming base here. Whether you’re soaking in the hot tub under a crisp sky, working with a view of the valley, or venturing onto nearby trails, the yurt provides a calm, comfortable setting for a memorable stay.
