Lake Forest Estates
Where the quality of life begins
If you're looking for a place of peace and tranquility nestled in the mountains of West Virginia with a private lake, wood trails leading to the Appalachian trail, 1 hour from Dulles International Airport, less than an hour from Baltimore, and 1 1/2 hours from downtown Washington DC, then the community of Lake Forest Estates, Harpers Ferry, West Virginia could be for you.
Lake Forest Estates is a mountain and lake community. We have our own spring fed lake, great for outdoor recreation and a breath of fresh air. We have over 180 acres of forever wild land adjacent to the Appalachian Trail on the Blue Ridge. Our common areas include a spring fed lake, picnic pavilion, pond, our own forest, and miles of trails.
Lake Forest Estates is truly unique. Within an hour from the Northern VA area, you enter and transform into nature's woods of tranquility. Forest, lake, trail hiking, fishing, bird watching, enjoying the breeze or viewing the sun set are all within your own community.
Lake Forest Estates Amenities
Forest and mountain top
Ten acre lake and a 3 acre pond
Common areas
Community picnic pavilion
Community fishing dock
Community basketball court
Appalachian trail access
185 acres of forever wild, LFE HOA owned
Private roads
Property Owner's Association
Reservations & Restrictive Covenants governing land use and construction
Our northern border in Section 2 is the 1,361-acre Shannondale Springs Wildlife Management Area (WMA) with brush, open field, and mature hardwood forest in its ascent from the Shenandoah River to the crest of the Blue Ridge. Game traditionally hunted in the management area includes deer, fox, squirrel, mink, skunk, raccoon, turkey, woodcock, beaver, muskrat, opossum, mourning dove, and waterfowl.
If long views of the Shenandoah Valley is your preference, we have that too!
Visit our photo gallery for more great Lake Forest Estates scenery.
Western sunset view from Lake Forest Estates
Available to you and your invited guests!
If you would like more information, please email us at: lfehoa@gmail.com
Please Drive Slowly
Safety first, as our community continues to grow, we tend to get more visitors. Please remind family, friends and visitors that we do have many folks strolling, walking, jogging, and biking on our roads.
Please drive slowly and safely! Keep it under 20mph. Thank you!