The Art of Mountain Stillness
Platinum Properties | Powell, Realtors®
Listing Courtesy of:
Dwayne Powell and Hannah Powell
A Craftsman Sanctuary in Ewing
Perched where the ridgelines of Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee meet, this custom Craftsman estate offers a rare kind of privacy that feels both expansive and deeply grounded. The home is built with a rugged elegance, featuring heavy-timber construction and panoramic views that make the surrounding peaks feel like a private gallery. Inside, the limestone and hardwood finishes lead you to a light-filled kitchen and a master suite that opens directly to a saltwater pool—all set against the quiet backdrop of five fenced acres and a classic metal barn. It’s a space designed for those who value the heritage of the hills but prefer their mountain air with a side of modern, understated refinement.
Space
6 Bedrooms, 6 Full Baths, 3 Car Attached Garage, 5600 SqFt
Acreage
5 Acres (with an additional 99 acres featuring spring-fed ponds available separately)
251 Fee Trail, Ewing, Virginia
PRICE: $1,199,000
High-Altitude Leisure
The Saltwater Pool & Hearth
The saltwater pool serves as a cool, sapphire anchor against the rolling green of the five-acre estate, positioned perfectly to catch the afternoon sun while you gaze toward the Cumberland Gap. Just steps away, the stone firepit creates a natural gathering spot for cool Appalachian evenings, offering a front-row seat to some of the darkest, clearest starlit skies in Lee County. These spaces aren’t just additions; they are quiet invitations to slow down and trade the noise of the world for the crackle of a fire and the steady rhythm of the mountains.
The Pool
A pristine saltwater system that offers a softer, more natural swim than traditional chlorine, framed by a spacious patio for lounging.
The Firepit
Custom stonework designed to mirror the home’s limestone accents, built to handle large stacks of local timber.
The Backdrop
Uninterrupted views of the valley, with the option to secure the surrounding 99 acres to ensure your horizon remains forever unchanged.
Heritage Craft
A Masterclass in Mountain Architecture
The heart of the home is defined by an open-concept great room where massive timber beams frame the ceiling, echoing the rugged strength of the surrounding forest. The aesthetic is intentionally grounded, using custom stonework to anchor the living spaces and large-scale windows to ensure the Appalachian peaks remain a constant interior backdrop. With a layout that prioritizes both grand gatherings and intimate corners, the home feels substantial yet remarkably cozy, avoiding the hollow feel of modern builds in favor of something that feels like it has been part of the ridge for generations.
The Dual Kitchens
Designed for the serious host, the main level features a chef-caliber kitchen with professional appliances, while a second full kitchen provides the logistical support needed for large-scale entertaining or multi-generational living.
The Hearth Rooms
Multiple floor-to-ceiling fireplaces serve as the home’s soul, built with local stone to provide a tactile, warm centerpiece for the main living areas and primary suites.
The Primary Sanctuary
A thoughtful retreat that balances scale with comfort, offering private access to the outdoor terrace and a spa-like ensuite finished in neutral, organic tones.
Invisible Infrastructure
Engineering for Independence
Beyond the aesthetic finishes, this estate is supported by a robust technical framework designed for longevity and low-impact living. The reliance on geothermal technology ensures the home remains a temperate sanctuary year-round, utilizing the Earth’s constant temperature to provide efficient climate control that is as quiet as the surrounding woods. Tucked away within dedicated mechanical suites, every system—from the heavy-duty electrical service to the high-performance window glazing—was chosen to create a residence that is not only beautiful to look at but effortless to maintain and operate in a rural mountain setting.
Geothermal Climate Control
A sophisticated geothermal heating and cooling system provides an eco-conscious alternative to traditional HVAC, significantly reducing utility footprints while maintaining perfect interior comfort.
600-Amp Electrical Service
An industrial-grade power capacity that easily supports the dual kitchens, saltwater pool systems, and the detached metal barn with room for future expansion.
Marvin Integrity Windows
Selected for their superior thermal performance and acoustic insulation, these windows keep the elements out and the mountain silence in.
Beyond the Ridge: Discovering Lee County, Virginia
While the estate at 251 Fee Trail offers a world of its own, the surrounding landscape of Ewing and the Cumberland Gap is what truly completes the experience. To live here is to embrace a slower, more intentional pace where the heritage of the hills meets modern refinement.
Explore the quiet charm of the Ewing community and the Cumberland Gap
Guided Real Estate Exploration
Finding your place in these mountains brings a distinct sense of peace. But beyond the view, navigating this landscape requires an eye for detail—from water rights to topography. I offer the local advocacy and insight you need to invest with absolute confidence.
Let’s chart your course.
Andrew Cooper
(276) 644-0205
RealEstate@AndrewCooper.pro
Licensed in Tennessee and Virginia
Platinum Properties
Powell, Realtors®
1001 N Eastman Rd, Suite C
Kingsport, TN 37660
(423) 390-1202
Licensed in Tennessee and Virginia