Three-Bedroom Mountain Chalet on 7.42 Acres – Hot Springs, VA – $200,000

Property Overview

Set on 7.42± private, elevated acres in the Healing Springs area of Hot Springs, this light-filled 1986 chalet offers 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and approximately 2,655 finished square feet. The home backs to approximately 10,000± acres of protected Nature Conservancy land and combines mountain views, vaulted tongue-and-groove pine ceilings, a soaring two-story wall of glass, an open loft, and a spacious great room.

The updated kitchen features a large island, butcher-block counters, a farmhouse sink, and 2023 stainless-steel appliances. The formal dining room opens to a covered front porch, while the expansive deck extends the living space outdoors. The walk-out lower level includes a wood-stove family room, dedicated home office, and guest bedroom. Three refreshed bathrooms, multiple primary suites, skylights, cathedral ceilings, fireplaces, and a mixture of wood, ceramic tile, and partially carpeted flooring add practical character throughout the home.

Interior Features

The interior is arranged around a bright, open living environment with a two-story wall of glass, vaulted pine ceilings, an open loft, and a great room centered around the mountain setting. The kitchen provides a large island, solid-surface and butcher-block counters, farmhouse sink, updated stainless appliances, recessed lighting, and an eat-in area.

The home includes two full bathrooms and one half bathroom, along with a bathroom in the primary bedroom and multiple primary suites. Additional interior features include walk-in closets, ceiling fans, skylights, Palladian windows, storm windows, insulated doors, and two fireplaces with masonry and wood-burning features.

The finished walk-out basement provides approximately 874 square feet of finished area and includes a wood-stove family room, home office, guest bedroom, bathroom access, and sump pump. The upper and main living areas account for approximately 1,781 finished square feet.

Kitchen, Heating & Utilities

Land & Outdoor Features

The property encompasses approximately 7.42 acres with sloping, wooded terrain and a cul-de-sac setting. The acreage includes a fenced pasture with gated access, a chicken coop with covered run, large shed, detached garage/workshop, and additional outbuilding space.

Outdoor living areas include a covered front porch, balcony, and expansive deck. The property also includes a pool and hot tub, along with paved and unpaved driveway areas. The attached 2-car garage provides approximately 1,200 square feet and includes a workshop and floored attic storage.

Garages, Parking & Storage

The home has a 2-car attached garage with direct access, workshop space, and attic storage. A detached garage/workshop and additional shed provide further storage and workspace. Parking includes garage, driveway, paved, unpaved, attached, and detached parking areas.

Property Condition & Construction

Built in 1986, the home is a resale single-family residence with A-frame and other chalet-style architectural characteristics. Construction includes block, drywall, plaster, and wood siding beneath a composition roof. The property is not new construction.

Area Overview

Hot Springs is located in Bath County in Virginia’s Allegheny Mountain region. Bath County had an estimated population of 4,076 in 2025, compared with 4,209 at the 2020 Census. The county’s 2020–2024 owner-occupied housing rate was 71.3%, and the median value of owner-occupied housing units during that period was $206,700.

The Hot Springs area combines mountain communities, historic resort amenities, public recreation lands, and access to outdoor destinations including Lake Moomaw and the George Washington National Forest. The Omni Homestead Resort & Spa and the historic Warm Springs Pools are also established regional attractions.

Safety & Crime

Bath County is served by the Bath County Sheriff’s Department, which provides 24-hour patrol, emergency dispatch, crime-prevention services, and response throughout the county. The county also has three licensed EMS agencies, including the Hot Springs Rescue Squad.

A reliable address-level or Hot Springs, Virginia-specific 2024 offense breakdown for violent crime, burglary, robbery, theft, motor-vehicle theft, and aggravated assault was not identified in the publicly accessible sources reviewed. For broader context, FBI-derived Virginia statewide figures reported approximately 223.7 violent crimes and 1,592.4 property crimes per 100,000 residents in 2024. These statewide figures should not be interpreted as crime rates for this property or for Hot Springs specifically.

Schools & Education

Nearby public schools include Valley Elementary School in Hot Springs and Bath County High School in Hot Springs. Valley Elementary serves grades PK–7, while Bath County High School serves grades 8–12. Both are part of Bath County Public Schools.

The Virginia School Quality Profiles list Valley Elementary and Bath County High School as fully accredited for the 2025–2026 school year. School proximity does not by itself establish attendance assignment for a particular address, so prospective buyers should confirm current enrollment boundaries directly with Bath County Public Schools.

Healthcare & Hospitals

Bath Community Hospital is located at 106 Park Drive in Hot Springs. The facility is a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital offering emergency services, surgery, laboratory and radiology services, rehabilitation, pharmacy, behavioral health, and primary-care services. Emergency services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Bath County also operates local emergency medical services, with the Hot Springs Rescue Squad based on Main Street in Hot Springs. Bath Community Pharmacy provides prescription and pharmacy services within the community.

Housing Market History

Historical Zillow Home Value Index data for Hot Springs provides a consistent reference point for typical home values. The figures below use the same ZHVI metric for each year and are presented as historical market information rather than a forecast.

From 2021 to 2025, the comparable ZHVI series increased by approximately 12.9%. Zillow’s more recent Hot Springs market data reported a typical home value of $221,233 as of July 31, 2026, with a 3.9% one-year change. Historical performance does not guarantee future property values.

Transportation & Access

Hot Springs is served by U.S. Route 220 and Virginia Route 39, providing regional road connections through Bath County and the surrounding Allegheny Mountain region. I-64 provides interstate access west toward Covington and east toward the Shenandoah Valley, while U.S. Route 220 connects the Hot Springs area with communities to the north and south.

Bath County also operates Ingalls Field Airport at 6240 Airport Road in Hot Springs. The airport is overseen by the Bath County Airport Authority.

Shopping & Everyday Services

Everyday services are available in Hot Springs, including Valley Supermarket IGA at 9110 Sam Snead Highway and Bath Community Pharmacy at 9405 Sam Snead Highway. Valley Supermarket provides full-service grocery shopping, fresh meat and seafood, prepared foods, and general grocery items.

Bath Community Pharmacy provides prescription services, immunizations, compounding, pet medication, medication synchronization, and local pharmacy support.

Parks & Recreation

Outdoor recreation is a major part of the surrounding Bath County area. Lake Moomaw is located near Hot Springs within the George Washington National Forest, with recreation opportunities managed by federal and forest-service agencies. The surrounding region also offers hiking, waterfalls, mountain landscapes, and access to public outdoor lands.

The Omni Homestead Resort & Spa highlights the Warm Springs Pools, Cascades Gorge Hike, Falling Springs waterfall, and other area attractions. The historic Warm Springs Pools are located in nearby Warm Springs and are operated through the Omni Homestead.

Utilities & Connectivity

Property records list public water and public sewer for the home. Bath County identifies the Bath County Public Service Authority and Homestead Water Company among the water-service providers serving portions of the Hot Springs area. BARC Electric Cooperative provides electric service throughout Bath County.

Bath County identifies TDS Telecom as a telephone and communications provider serving Hot Springs, Warm Springs, and Bacova. Broadband availability varies by exact location, and area-level provider availability should be confirmed for the property address before relying on a specific speed or service type.

Development & Planning

Bath County maintains a Planning Commission responsible for recommendations concerning land-use regulations, the county comprehensive plan, capital improvement planning, rezonings, and conditional-use applications. The county’s current comprehensive-planning framework was updated for the 2024–2029 planning period, with the county reporting a comprehensive-plan update in 2025.

No specific proposed or approved development project immediately affecting 65 Cubbley Rd was identified in the public planning sources reviewed. Buyers considering long-term land use should consult Bath County Planning and Zoning for the most current parcel-specific zoning, permit, subdivision, and development information.

Property Summary