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West Virginia
at a glance:
- Capital City: Charleston
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Bordering states: Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Kentucky, Virginia
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Bird: Cardinal
- Flower:
Great Laurel
- Tree: Sugar Maple
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Long & Foster Real Estate
West Virginia - "Wild & Wonderful"
West Virginia is known as the “Mountain State” for its topography and natural beauty.
The mountainous parks and forests are great places for skiing, rock climbing and
hiking. Its plunging rivers make it one of the most sought after destinations for
white water rafting in the country.
West Virginia’s regions are also very popular places to search for real estate and
homes for sale because of their lower housing and living costs.
Our three real estate sales offices here serve the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia.
This is a very popular place to search for real estate and homes for sale.
Interested in West Virginia real estate or homes for sale in West Virginia? Search here for our comprehensive West Virginia
real estate listings.
We even offer services beyond the Mid-Atlantic region, and we can help you relocate
to any part of the United States.
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West Virginia Regions
Jefferson County Real Estate
Jefferson County Real Estate
Named after the nation’s third president, Jefferson County is located in the eastern
panhandle of West Virginia and bounded by the Shenandoah and Potomac Rivers. Residents
here always have outdoor activities on their to-do lists, from hiking and biking
along the C & O Canal to boating and fishing along the rivers. Many of the early
structures built in the 1800s still stand against the backdrop of the county’s beautiful
natural scenery. Pristine examples of Victorian architecture are evident throughout
this county where main streets take you back in time.
The Charles Town Races & Slots attracts people from all over the Mid-Atlantic every
year. Historic Charles Town, the county seat, was recently designated as a Preserve
America community by the White House. Cultural heritage is also seen in Harpers
Ferry National Historic Park. Over at Jefferson Orchards, featuring 600 acres of
fruit, you can pick your own peaches in the summer or apples in the fall.
With close proximity to Baltimore, Washington, D.C., and the breathtaking Blue Ridge
Mountains, Jefferson County is the perfect location for your next home.
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Homes in Berkeley County
Homes in Berkeley County
Known as the gateway to the Shenandoah Valley, Berkeley County is the second oldest
county in West Virginia. Many Civil War relics and historic buildings from the 17th
and 18th centuries still stand in Berkeley County. War Memorial Park offers a variety
of festivals and fairs throughout the year that celebrate the area’s heritage.
The Main Street program in Martinsburg, the county seat, has attracted many new
residents and businesses to the revitalized downtown area. The Arts Centre in Martinsburg
hosts the popular West Virginia Wine and Arts Festival. The Apollo Civic Theatre
opened in 1913 and continues to serve county residents and visitors with wonderful
plays and musicals.
Berkeley County is growing and leads the state in population growth. The historical
sites and festive events may initially attract people to the area, but the delightful
people and rich cultural traditions bring visitors back to stay.
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Homes in Morgan County
Homes in Morgan County
Situated equal distance between the nation’s capital and Pittsburgh, Morgan County
is the westernmost county in West Virginia’s panhandle region. Historical sites
here include the Morgan County Public Library which is housed in a Victorian home
built in the 1800s. Don’t let the county’s small town atmosphere fool you though.
Many big city amenities are available in this charming area.
The county’s signature Ice House was built in 1910 as a storage facility. Today
it is home to the Morgan Arts Council and attracts a variety of artists and community
programs throughout the year. Morgan County is also home to Berkeley Springs, known
for its natural springs and dubbed the country’s first spa. Over at Cacapon State
Park, a golf course designed by Robert Trent Jones is a main attraction for residents
and visitors alike.
Morgan County, located less than two hours from several major cities including Baltimore
and Washington, D.C., offers the perfect balance of charm and convenience. A low
crime rate and low real estate prices attract new residents to the area every year.
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Mineral County Real Estate
Mineral County Real Estate
Mineral County is situated in West Virginia’s Potomac Highlands, just west of the
Blue Ridge Mountains. Minerals, timber, and other natural resources are plentiful
in the area. Residents enjoy fishing along the Potomac River in the summer and skiing
in the winter.
Mineral County has several unique attractions. Jennings Randolph Lake is home to
the distinctively pattered “waffle rock.” Just off Route 50 locals have a clear
view of a mountain that dips in the middle and is aptly called Saddle Mountain.
Nearby Blackwater Falls, named for its dark water, is a popular destination for
outdoor photographers. Mineral County is also home to Fort Ashby, the only remaining
structure in a chain of forts established by George Washington in West Virginia.
Education is important in Mineral County. The public school system has a very low
dropout rate, and Potomac State College of West Virginia University offers a small
college atmosphere with the prestige of a larger university.
Whether you are searching for your first home or your dream home, Mineral County
has something to offer every homebuyer.
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