Reward - Hidden Treasure in Bristol, Virginia For Sale

If you find a buyer for my home I am offering a reward of 5% of the selling price at the time of closing. This is the percentage the realtor would have taken when it was under contract with a realtor. The buyer must be qualified and payment is not made until closing.
Log home that is wood throughout for sale in rugged, virgin country near major roads but completely hidden on 66 acres. The area is in rural Washington County, Virginia. No noise from any major roads, and very little human noise of any kind. Birds to be seen and heard are hummingbirds, cardinals, blue buntings, gold finches, wood peckers, hawks, barn swallows, wrens, owls, and so on. Known wild life includes deer, turkey, rabbit, ground hog, fox, coyote, squirrel, chipmunk, turtles, craw dads, and probability of many others.
Home is 13 years old, heated with a wood stove, wired for standby generator, also heated by outdoor cast iron boiler which supplies hot water baseboard heat. Surrounding terrain is rugged and property encompasses an entire ?hollow?. Great hunting, including abundant deer and turkey. There are plenty of trees for perpetual fuel supply. Good deep well has healthy sweet water. There is also a spring which has never run dry. A nearby cave extends under part of the property that has been explored and has at least small openings on the property. The orchard area includes established keiffer pear, old fashioned apple, and pecan trees with cherry bushes, and cumquat. Around the house are planted peach, apple, and crab apple trees, figs, blueberries, blackberries, red raspberries, black raspberries, current, gooseberry, quince, wild plum, cranberry, grapes, and more. Landscaping includes wildflowers, naturalized rose, forsythia, sweet shrub, many varieties of iris, peonies, lilac, crepe myrtle, daylilies, and much more. Tree varieties growing wild are black walnut, several varieties of hickory, mulberry, pawpaw, as well as poplar, maple, cedar, some pine, black locust, and so on.
The home is xxxx square feet of living space with a 400 square foot loft. Three bedrooms and two baths. The front area is very open encompassing the kitchen, dining area, great room, and living room. There is a large pantry which goes from the kitchen through to the hallway and has washer/dryer, space for a freezer, plus storage space. The back entryway is spacious with room for an office or sitting area and the three bedrooms open onto it. The master bedroom and bath includes a walk in closet. Bedroom 2 has an entry directly to the second bathroom without going into the hall making it perfect for a mother-in-law suite. Bedroom 3 is adjacent to the second bath. Both bedrooms 2 and 3 have large closets.
Utilities are low. Hot water is from a tankless water heater supplied by propane gas. Septic tank is sized properly and operates without trouble. Metal roof and plenty of windows and skylights makes the home light and easy to heat or cool. Log construction in three sections makes the home versatile and easy to reorganize if desired. A porch extends across the entire front of the house and 1/3 of it is covered. Trees come close to the house keeping it cool and shady in the summer. The front porch has 6 steps up to it from the ground level parking lot. The house is off grade with a crawl space. Utilities are in a small lean to building attached to the side of the house. The back entrance is reached by a ramp and has a small stoop. There is a gate from the stoop and two steps down into the yard.
There is a small storage shed behind the house and the yard is fenced for dogs. There is a larger storage shed in a flatter area in the valley below the house. There is an old barn and a very old house that has fallen in. A run off creek stays partially wet from small springs all along but runs swiftly when there is rain.
Price is $399,000 but it is worth a million dollars because of its resources, ability to live off grid, and wildlife. May also rent or consider lease to own.