




Escape to the heart of a mountain holler and discover The 48, a fully renovated 1948 Spartan camper in Fayetteville, West Virginia. This isn't your average trailer; crafted from aircraft-grade aluminum by a Tulsa plane-maker, it is rarer than the silver bullets you know and predates Airstream, offering a unique blend of history and midcentury-modern style.
Designed for those who appreciate a snug and cozy atmosphere, the layout features 1 bedroom with 1 bed and 1 bathroom, comfortably accommodating up to 4 guests. The interior features a versatile table that converts into a queen-size bed complete with a 6" mattress and topper. Guests can enjoy a compact galley equipped with a microwave and an induction cooktop, while a tankless water heater ensures long, hot showers. To keep you comfortable in any season, the space is equipped with twin heat-and-AC units.
While the camper is a true small space—with approximately 6 feet of interior height and a snug bathroom and toilet nook—it is thoughtfully designed for efficiency. Reliable connectivity is ensured via a hardwired indoor access point and a property-wide mesh network. Outside, you can relax by your own firepit, utilize the propane grill, or gather around the picnic table.
Nestled at the end of a quiet valley, The 48 is genuinely tucked away for maximum privacy. The only nearby home is the steampunk-themed Huxley House, located about 100 feet away with a privacy fence providing separation. The surrounding land is peaceful, though you may encounter a friendly free-range dog wandering through the hillside. This secluded spot is the perfect base for those looking to hike, raft, or climb the stunning New River Gorge.
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Step back in time and experience the 'Cadillac of trailers' in a setting that celebrates the rugged beauty of West Virginia.
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