This 62.89+/- acre property in Clifton Forge, Virginia offers frontage along Smith Creek and adjoins the George Washington National Forest, combining privacy, water, and public land access in one setting. Properties that pair real acreage with creek frontage and a shared boundary with national forest land are hard to come by, and this one adds a fully renovated home on top of it. But the real highlight here is the views, the kind that make this property stand out even in a region known for its scenery.

The 2,160+/- square foot home was built in 2012 and underwent a major renovation in 2021, giving you the character of a well-established home with the systems and finishes of a modern one. It offers 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and additional living space, all wrapped in an open design that's ideal for entertaining or hosting small groups. Whether it's a holiday gathering or a quiet weekend, the layout moves easily between kitchen, living space, and outdoor areas without feeling cramped or closed off.

Breathtaking views show up from every room in the house, but the family room and its adjoining deck steal the show, framing the surrounding landscape in a way that's hard to walk past without stopping. Morning coffee, evening dinners, or simply sitting with the windows open, the scenery becomes part of daily life here rather than something you have to go looking for. Ample storage throughout keeps the home functional as well as beautiful, so the open, airy feel of the living spaces doesn't come at the cost of everyday practicality.

The home is also built to run smoothly behind the scenes. It's equipped with fiber optic internet, municipal water, and central air, and it's wired for a generator, so backup power is a simple addition whenever you're ready. These are the kinds of details that matter once you actually move in, and they're already taken care of here. Access is straightforward too, with two internal roads leading to the house.

Outside, Smith Creek flows along the edge of a 4+/- acre field, giving you easy access to enjoy the water right from the property. It's the kind of feature that turns an ordinary afternoon into something worth remembering, whether that's wading in, fly fishing, or just listening to it run. Perched near the creek is the "treehouse," a favorite spot for a cookout or a peaceful read with the sound of the creek running in the background. It's a small structure with an outsized impact on how the property feels to live on. Beyond the creek, the property offers room to enjoy trap shooting and ATV riding, giving you a genuine outdoor playground right outside the door.

For equipment, projects, or hobbies, two metal garages provide space for a shop or equipment storage, giving you room to work without cluttering the home itself. The driveway is in immaculate shape from the road all the way in, a small detail that speaks to how well this property has been cared for as a whole.

You'll feel like you're in the middle of nowhere, but you're only 10 minutes from restaurants and groceries, a rare balance of true seclusion and everyday convenience. The location also puts you close to Douthat State Park and The Omni Homestead Resort, adding even more to do without straying far from home. That combination, privacy without sacrifice, is often the hardest thing to find in a property like this, and it's built into the location here. Whether the draw is the creek, the national forest access, the renovated home, or simply the views, this Clifton Forge property is one to see in person.