West Virginia
Wardensville
Wardensville is a small, picturesque town in Hardy County, West Virginia, situated along the Lost River in the state's eastern panhandle. Known for its easygoing rural charm, Wardensville is a gateway to outdoor recreation in the George Washington National Forest and along the Lost River, which is popular for trout fishing. The town features a compact downtown with locally owned shops and eateries, and its surrounding countryside is dotted with farms, cabins, and vacation homes. Wardensville offers a peaceful mountain-town pace while remaining within a reasonable drive of Winchester, Virginia and the broader DC metro area.
Avg. Sold
$310,000
Days on Mkt
60 days
$ / Sq Ft
$180
Population
1,300
Median Income
$52,000
Avg. Age
45
About the County
Hardy County is a rural county in the eastern panhandle of West Virginia, bordering Virginia. It is characterized by rolling farmland, forested ridgelines, and the scenic Lost River and Cacapon River valleys. The county offers a quiet, country lifestyle with strong outdoor recreation opportunities including hiking, fishing, and hunting in the surrounding George Washington National Forest.
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