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Safe family friendly neighborhood tucked away in the heart of the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia. This snug upstairs living space gives you easy access to both city and countryside attractions. It's but 2 miles from I-81 and less than 2 hours from Baltimore or Washington DC. Here you can relax and exhale in comfortable , clean accommodations. Perfect for a couple, business travelers or solo adventurer. Guest will have their own private entrance to come and go as they please.

Very safe and quite neighborhood. Feel free to take a walk and admire the scenery.

This is a brand new townhouse. there will be one bedroom and one full bath (shared). any questions please message me. thanks.

it's about and hour and a half from DC. and close to most restaurants and movie theaters.

Ground level basement studio apartment. Completely separate entrance from main house. Private entrance and parking. Living area, queen sleeper sofa, queen bed, satellite TV, private bath, microwave, refrigerator, closet. Use of treadmill, stationary cycle and weight machine available. Dogs allowed.

Arden House is located in the Eastern Panhandle of WV. It is just 2 miles off I81. Some of the attractions close by are Harpers Ferry, Shepherdstown, Charles Town and many other sites in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley. The Skyline Drive entrance is only about a 30 minute ride.

Arden House is located in a special part of WV. It is located in an area that has rolling hills, a view of mountains and several active orchards.

This space is located on the basement level and has private bath and private entrance. Newly finished with tile. Equipped with microwave, refrigerator. Private Laundry accessible to you and if guest occupying other guest room. Usually only one professional individual. We are in process of finishing this lower level so expect signs of remodeling. Direct TV Not good for college students requiring unlimited internet. **NO SMOKING **

Kitchenette still in progress but functional.

I am less then 15 minutes from the Winchester Hospital and 21 minutes from downtown Winchester.

Eight mins off of I-81. Private community. Open floor plan. Fenced in back yard.

Quiet, private and established neighborhood. Great for taking an evening walk, morning run.

Our cottage is private where guest can relax; Looking to spend some quiet time out of the city. Close to D.C.and the Historic site of surrounding areas. Close to Charlestown Casinos. Our home is right off I- 81 This cottage is Handicap accessible from private parking to shower and amenities. Lovely park like setting shared with our family pets.

Private cottage with full kitchen and handicap accessibility. Very comfortable and quiet. Books ,movies, music CDS, board games.Close to restaurants and area site seeing.

The area is growing fast we see daily changes. More restaurants and shopping. We are located in the upper most corner of West Virginia. Hour and half to D.C. 20 minutes to historic places in Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia and Pennsylvania is half hour down I-81.

This is a huge space for 1 bedroom living. Always fully disinfected, this finished walk-in basement has been fully renovated to include a home gym, living room, large bedroom, eat-in kitchen, and cute full bathroom. Park at your door and walk right in. Enjoy the convenience of being about 1/8th of a mile from the interstate 81. Just minutes from Downtown Martinsburg with great restaurants, shopping, and culture. We think you will love our space and our town. Come to visit, decide to stay!

This unique space is defined by it special touches. Say hello to the fishies at the Koi pond/waterfall when you park. Open the door into a luxurious space curated with a special collection of vinyl and CD's to be played through the HiFi system. The furnishings have been carefully selected to make you feel at home but still in a luxury hotel. A king size Ikea bed awaits in a bedroom space with vintage dressers, handmade desk, and smart TV. Relax over your coffee in the full kitchen full of rich color and quiet comfort. The bathroom with it's cool vibe features a Blue Tooth lightbulb speaker, fresh white towels, and everything you will need to get the days started, just in case you forgot to pack the essentials.

The Pad on DelMar is in the best area of Martinsburg. This quiet and lovely neighborhood is one of the most desirable areas to live in. Overlooking the city, it's a beautiful place to rest. Be careful, you might want to stay forever...

A quaint room in the country with private entrance, private Bed/Bath a refrigerator and coffee maker. Blocked off from entering into the main house this is a perfect hotel-like room without all the hassle. Located on over 26 acres there are paths to walk on throughout the woods and a private road for walkers or joggers. 7 miles from downtown Shepherdstown, WV. 8 miles from Charles Town, WV and 8 miles from Martinsburg, WV.

We live on a private road with approximately 15 other houses. it is quiet and away from traffic sounds. At night, you can see all the stars. Our little town is beautiful and quiet.

Immerse yourself in history as our guest at the National Register listed Stone House Mansion (1757). Home to Revolutionary War, French and Indian War, and War of 1812 officers, statesmen, and Congressmen. Close to Historic Shepherdstown, Harpers Ferry, & Antietam National Battlefield. The apartment has everything you will need for a comfortable stay. The basement level apartment is ideal for couples, families, solo adventurers, and business travelers (available for extended stay).

The apartment in the basement level has two bedrooms, one with a queen bed and one with a single bed with an electric fireplace, living room with big colonial fireplace (non-functioning) and a TV and a dining table, bathroom with claw-foot tub/shower, and a kitchen with all amenities and washer and dryer and dishwasher. Historically, the living room in the basement level was a kitchen where the large fireplace was used for cooking. The queen bedroom is air-conditioned in the summer. The rest of the basement apartment is not air-conditioned but stays fairly cool in the summer. Next to Bedroom 2 is a dressing room/storage room that also has a sitting area and a double sofa bed for occasional company. This house is steeped in American history. The following is condensed from the National Register of Historic Places listing: The Stone House Mansion was constructed in 1757. It is one of the oldest stone structures in Berkeley County. The Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with the Hite vs. Fairfax lawsuit, which revolved around the question of whether colonial government or English government had the authority to grant land. The suit is significant in the interpretation of the arguments and as a precursor of the concepts and concerns that eventually led to the Revolution. It was for these very beliefs that the colonies rebelled. The stone house is mentioned in the suit and is included in a survey conducted as part of the evidence. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with Captain John Strode, who constructed Stone House Mansion. Captain John Strode fought with the Continental Army and was the founder of Strode’s Station in Kentucky. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with General Adam Stephen, who founded the city of Martinsburg. Stephen was second-in-command to George Washington in the French and Indian War and fought under George Washington in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War with the rank of Major General. After the war, he served as a delegate to the 1788 Virginia Convention and spoke persuasively in favor of adopting the U.S. Constitution. Stephen purchased Stone House Mansion from Captain John Strode in September 1789. The land was to be inherited by his daughter, Ann Stephen. Ann Stephen was married twice. Her first marriage in 1779 was to Captain Alexander Spotswood Dandridge, who was second cousin to Martha Washington and grandson of Virginia Governor Alexander Spotswood. Captain Dandridge served as an Aide-de-Camp on the staff of General George Washington during the Revolutionary War. Captain Alexander Spotswood Dandridge died in 1785. He and Ann had one son, Adam Stephen Dandridge. Ann’s second marriage in 1787 was to Major Moses Hunter, Revolutionary War veteran and member of the Virginia House of Delegates. Stone House Mansion was inherited by Major Moses Hunter’s son, Lieutenant David Hunter, who was killed at the battle of Williamsburg on the St. Lawrence River in the War of 1812. Stone House Mansion was then inherited by the granddaughter of General Adam Stephen, Anne Hunter. Anne Hunter married Captain Henry St. George Tucker, who fought in the War of 1812 and was a U.S. Congressman, a member of the Virginia Senate, lawyer, judge, and law professor at the University of Virginia. Tucker County, West Virginia was named for Henry St. George Tucker. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with James Monroe VanMetre and his son Isaac David Sylvester VanMetre, both prominent businessmen and farmers from a very prominent early settlement family in the Shenandoah Valley.

This quiet area is part of what was once a large historic farm, but now only 10 acres of it remain. Stone House Mansion is within a 30-minute drive to historic destinations in Harpers Ferry, WV, Winchester, VA, and Sharpsburg, MD. Visit the nearby Charles Town Racetrack and Casino. Also within a 30-minute drive visitors can enjoy outdoor activities, including hiking, fishing, whitewater rafting, and biking or hiking the C&O Canal and Appalachian Trail. It is convenient to the highway. The bike path between Charles Town and Martinsburg West Virginia borders the property. The State has placed a historical marker about Stone House Mansion on the bike path! The Coast Guard facility, IRS Computing Center, and V.A. Medical Center are within a mile from here. A convenience store and gas station is a half-mile from the house.

Single family home in a cul-de-sac with plenty of parking. Quiet oasis backing to forest and a large deck off living room. Each room provides private and secure deadbolt key access. If you're looking for privacy and not much face-to-face, this property is ideal. Host will meet you at your request for check-in; otherwise, your personal key code number will be provided in check-in instructions.

KG Room on 2nd floor offers a queen-sized (SERTA, hotel quality mattress) bed and shared bathroom. The queen-sized bed comfortably sleeps two. NOTE: This listing is for a private room with a shared bathroom. There are two other private rooms in separate listings - one shares a bath and the other has a private bath within a master bedroom suite.

Quiet and mature cul-de-sac community with access to major highways (Interstate 81). Close to Amazon Fulfillment Center on the WV/VA line and Proctor & Gamble.

Perfectly situated 1 mile off of I-81 in The Eastern Panhandle of WV. Completely renovated interior has been designed to be easily accessible. Enjoy this 2 bedroom home on 1 acre. Near restaurants. Light continental breakfast included. Extended stay welcome.

Easy access to I-81. Day trips to historic Sheperdstown, Harpers Ferry, Charles Town, and Winchester. Cozy home with paved drive.

Inwood is a four seasons community. Enjoy fall foliage, snowscapes, apple and peach blossoms, and summer breezes on the covered patio.

Nestled in the woods off paved road. * Depending on the direction traveling It can be 12 minutes, if you know how to drive (Heading South) or 21 min. (Heading North) off 81 * 12 miles from the Old Town Winchester. * 16 miles from Proctor and Gamble. * Room located on second floor which means stairs with private bath. * Enjoy a cup of coffee, tea & muffin while in a relaxing environment. Dinner not served! * Please do not book if country roads are an issue. * Not a good value? Don't Book!

The kitchen, living room, dining room. Laundry room Slow internet due to location.

13 minutes from 81 .. 23 minutes from Winchester downtown The Old Town Mall

The Delaware is a dream space made for the traveler that wants more than just a typical hotel. Always fully disinfected, this beautiful Mid Mod home built in 1960 is owned by a professional musician - thus the feel of a Nashville studio residence. From the record player and the owners selection of vinyl, to the period furnishings, you'll find so much to love about this groovy space. The kitchen is equipped with everything you need for cooking, wine & shot glasses, and a Keurig Coffee maker.

This unique space is defined by it's amazing musical theme. Electric and acoustic guitars are available to play and even a Yamaha Amp to plug into. There is also a Ukulele, Mandolin, and Tambourine. Best of all is the Grand Piano. More than just classy, this space is groovy and cool. In addition, there is free WIFI and free Netflix. Trust me, you will love it!

The Delaware is located in the "Park Central" area of Martinsburg. This quiet and lovely neighborhood is one of the most desirable areas to live in. Lots of joggers, dog walkers, and other sweet people tend to cruise by. Be sure to wave! The park is just 2 blocks farther north on Delaware. Be careful, you might want to stay forever...

Immerse yourself in history as our guest at the National Register listed Stone House Mansion (1757). Home to Revolutionary War and War of 1812 officers, statesman, and Congressmen. Close to Historic Shepherdstown, Harpers Ferry, & Antietam National Battlefield. It has everything you will need for a comfortable stay. Our house is ideal for couples, families, solo adventurers, business travelers (available for extended stay). 1 to 6 bedrooms available- priced per bedroom.

This bright sunny bedroom is in the 1905 addition to the house, on the second floor. It has a double bed. It was known as the "Sleeping Porch", a special room for many generations of the VanMetre family to enjoy the summer breezes coming in from the many windows along two sides of the room. It has a nice view of the barns and other farm outbuildings. This house is steeped in American history. The following is condensed from the National Register of Historic Places listing: The Stone House Mansion was constructed in 1757. It is one of the oldest stone structures in Berkeley County. The Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with the Hite vs. Fairfax lawsuit, which revolved around the question of whether colonial government or English government had the authority to grant land. The suit is significant in the interpretation of the arguments and as a precursor of the concepts and concerns that eventually led to the Revolution. It was for these very beliefs that the colonies rebelled. The stone house is mentioned in the suit and is included in a survey conducted as part of the evidence. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with Captain John Strode, who constructed Stone House Mansion. Captain John Strode fought with the Continental Army and was the founder of Strode’s Station in Kentucky. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with General Adam Stephen, who founded the city of Martinsburg. Stephen was second-in-command to George Washington in the French and Indian War and fought under George Washington in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War with the rank of Major General. After the war, he served as a delegate to the 1788 Virginia Convention and spoke persuasively in favor of adopting the U.S. Constitution. Stephen purchased Stone House Mansion from Captain John Strode in September 1789. The land was to be inherited by his daughter, Ann Stephen. Ann Stephen was married twice. Her first marriage in 1779 was to Captain Alexander Spotswood Dandridge, who was second cousin to Martha Washington and grandson of Virginia Governor Alexander Spotswood. Captain Dandridge served as an Aide-de-Camp on the staff of General George Washington during the Revolutionary War. Captain Alexander Spotswood Dandridge died in 1785. Ann’s second marriage in 1787 was to Major Moses Hunter, Revolutionary War veteran and member of the Virginia House of Delegates. Stone House Mansion was inherited by Major Moses Hunter’s son, Lieutenant David Hunter, who was killed at the battle of Williamsburg on the St. Lawrence River in the War of 1812. Stone House Mansion was then inherited by the granddaughter of General Adam Stephen, Anne Hunter. Anne Hunter married Captain Henry St. George Tucker, who fought in the War of 1812 and was a U.S. Congressman, a member of the Virginia Senate, lawyer, judge, and law professor at the University of Virginia. Tucker County, West Virginia was named for Henry St. George Tucker. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with James Monroe VanMetre and his son Isaac David Sylvester VanMetre, both prominent businessmen and farmers from a very prominent early settlement family in the Shenandoah Valley.

This quiet area is part of what was once a large historic farm, but now only 10 acres of it remain. You will probably see some chickens and cows. Stone House Mansion is within a 30-minute drive to historic destinations in Harpers Ferry, WV, Winchester, VA, and Sharpsburg, MD. Visit the nearby Charles Town Racetrack and Casino. Also within a 30-minute drive visitors can enjoy outdoor activities, including hiking, fishing, whitewater rafting, and biking or hiking the C&O Canal and Appalachian Trail. It is convenient to the highway and less than a mile to a supermarket. The new bike trail between Charles Town and Martinsburg, West Virginia borders the property. The State has placed a historical marker about Stone House Mansion on the bike path!

Less than 10 minutes from the Hospital and VA Center McDonald’s, Target, Best Buy, Sweet Frog, and More Great location to take walks and shop Hagerstown Outlets and Charles Town Races and Slots not far from my location You can get some of the best seafood minutes from my house

New 2 level townhouse Near 81

New development near Target, Dicks, and Martins grocery store. Sorry no washer or dryer available for use

We live on a solar powered organic farm in the Shenandoah Valley. We raise chickens, goats, pigs and bees. We have a large garden and small orchard. Our goal is to feed ourselves in a healthy, sustainable way.

We live in a stone house that was built in 1833. The guest cottage is much newer and has lots of modern conveniences...air conditioning, radiant floor heat in the bathroom, cable and WiFi. Please note that the guest cottage has dedicated WiFi, but it’s satellite WiFi, so you won’t be able to stream.

Our four room cottage is the perfect spot for a summer dip in the creek swimming hole, enjoying the fall foliage, a winter getaway in front of the fire, or just hanging out on the screened porch listening to the rain or the birds.

Just 1.5 hours from Silver Spring, and under 2 hours from DC or Baltimore is our cozy four room cottage with a covered, screened porch and an open deck. Indoors is a livingroom/kitchen space, a bathroom and two bedrooms. (One with double bed and one with twin bunk beds) The living room sofa also converts to a full bed. Additional kids could be accommodated by camping on the carpeted bedroom floor. Envisioned as a retreat, there is no landline, spotty cell phone service, no TV and no internet, but there is a wood burning fireplace indoors and a fire pit outside. Not totally immune to creature comforts, we are fully electrified. We have hot water, electric baseboard heat, two window unit air conditioners and a full kitchen with fridge, stove and oven. (No microwave, though) The house is very bright, with windows all around. The living room has two sliding glass doors - one to the deck and one to the covered porch. A basement room is becoming a game room. So far we have bumper pool and magnetic darts.

We're located at the end of a dirt road and on the edge of the community property in a development originally planned as summer homes (but now largely year round residents). From the cottage you can barely see any evidence of other homes - just lush woods. There's a feeder stream that crosses our property (fun for finding crawdads) then joins with Back Creek. We have a community access point to Back Creek - a five to ten minute walk along trails or a dirt road. From there you can swim in the deep swimming hole, put in a kayak (bring your own kayak), fish, or just watch the water go by. A few minutes walk away in the "development" is a rudimentary basketball court. It's clearly seen better days but still works for shooting a few hoops. The surrounding area is chock full of apple and peach orchards. As you drive in you'll see lots of picturesque farms with horses, cows or goats. A few minutes by car down the road is Orr's farm where you can buy locally grown fruits and veggies. They also do "pick your own" for strawberries, cherries, raspberries, blackberries, vegetables, grapes, pumpkins and even flowers! You may also get to see the bison that they raise in a pasture next to the market!

This adjoining guesthouse sits on top of North Mountain providing a spectacular 30- mile view across the Shenandoah Valley to Harpers Ferry plus a western view of the Appalachian Mountains. The private 1100 sq ft guesthouse is a rustic post and beam construction, has all hardwood floors & is filled w/ antiques. Centrally located in the Eastern Panhandle providing easy access to many popular historic sites.: Harper’s Ferry, Shepherdstown, Antietam, Charles Town, Berkeley Springs & Winchester VA.

The first floor has a living room with queen sleep sofa, flat screen TV, library, fireplace; a dining area; and a complete kitchen with a laundry. An open staircase leads upstairs to a large loft area that has a queen bed , a twin bed, balcony & full bath. There is a large front porch & back deck to sit & read, dine, or enjoy the views. The home is ideal for 2 to 5 guests.

Beautiful, recently renovated interior, brick rancher located on Route 11 in south end of Martinsburg, only 1.5 miles from I-81. Only .25 mile from Proctor & Gamble entrance and within couple minutes from 167th Air National Guard. Just minutes from historic Shepherdstown & Harpers Ferry. Many restaurants & shopping opportunities within 4 miles. Home is sparkling clean and offers a quiet, cozy & relaxing getaway for pleasure or for the business professional.

Guest will have entire house that is completely private. Easy parking and turnaround behind house. Keyless entry. Fully equiped kitchen including microwave, applicances and all utensils. This home offers two bedrooms (one with queen bed and the other full), beautiful formal living room including an electric fireplace, dinette area, full bath with full walk-in shower, laundry room includes washer and dryer, ironing board & iron, large den including 55" LED cable TV. Free Wifi. Coming soon in April will be paving the driveway as well as adding a patio area to relax and enjoy.

Relax and unwind in the privacy of this wonderful stone cottage, which sits on 12 beautiful acres. In addition, it is located only 2.5 miles from I-81 and 14 minutes from Winchester Medical Center, Old Town Winchester, Shenandoah University and much more. Our cottage is fully furnished with all the comforts of home. From the full kitchen, washer/dryer, central air, water softener, HD smart televisions, Wifi, outdoor firepit and more. It has everything you need for a peaceful and enjoyable stay.

The cottage is cozy, quite, private and clean. It is located in a wonderful safe community for your peace of mind. It is close to many attractions while still giving you space to breathe. It is common for guest to see many different types of birds, deer, wild turkey, chubby ground hogs, and the occasional red fox. This cottage is truly unique and the experience is something you can't get in a neighborhood.

Our cottage is located in a wonderful private area. Every house around is on at least five acres. Our cottage is very private and sits on 12 wooded and open acres. Behind the cottage is over 500 acres of apple trees and corn fields. You can have peace of mind knowing the cottage is located in a safe and friendly area.

Only 90 miles from DC (2 hours). The house is situated at the end of a 3 mile quiet road on the top of a mountain. Stay and hang the whole time or go out and enjoy great restaurants and sites. A relaxing and private retreat with view.

The house is mostly made up of windows. The view is amazing and we built the house to be able to see it from almost every room. A cook's kitchen, multiple hanging out areas, and hundreds of wooded acres to explore. The large deck overlooks the valley below. 6 cleared acres of rugged meadow and the rest wooded. 4 total bedrooms and 5 total beds: 2 bedrooms with full sized beds, 1 master with a queen bed, and another bedroom with 2 twin beds (Trundle). Total of 3 bathrooms - 2 with soaking tubs and 1 other full bathroom. One guest had a hard time finding the 5th bed - it is located under the 4th - a trundle. The master bedroom has its own bathroom and shower and an amazing view of the sunrise. 2 living rooms and 1 dining room. The dining room table has six chairs; there are 8 additional chairs in the bedroom closet off of kitchen (recently added) if needed. We also have a charcoal grill and large coffee maker (recently added by popular demand). We have 8 adirondack chairs (recently added); we have a table and two chairs on the upper deck.

Historic Berkeley Springs, WV, featuring natural hot spring baths frequented by George Washington, is 45 mins away. 30 minutes away is arty town of Shepherdstown, WV. Both offer restaurants and shopping, and are perfect day trips if you can pull yourself away from the natural beauty surrounding you. We love the restaurant 'Domestic' in Shepherdstown ((website hidden)). Martinsburg, WV is 10 minutes away, featuring a great little farmers market (Orr’s), grocery store (Martin’s), and other amenities.

Immerse yourself in history as our guest at the National Register listed Stone House Mansion (1757). Home to Revolutionary War and War of 1812 officers, statesman, and Congressmen. Close to Historic Shepherdstown, Harpers Ferry, & Antietam National Battlefield. It has everything you will need for a comfortable stay. Our house is ideal for couples, families, solo adventurers, business travelers (available for extended stay). 1 to 6 bedrooms available- priced per bedroom. Group deals available.

This paneled bedroom with a full bed on the first floor once functioned as the farm office for the VanMetre's dairy and renowned Country Ham business. The knotty pine paneling is said to come from shipping crates that transported milk and dairy products produced on the farm back and forth to the soldiers fighting in Europe in World War I. This room is named for the Hunter family. Major Moses Hunter married General Adam Stephen's daughter Ann. This house is steeped in American history. The following is condensed from the National Register of Historic Places listing: The Stone House Mansion was constructed in 1757. It is one of the oldest stone structures in Berkeley County. The Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with the Hite vs. Fairfax lawsuit, which revolved around the question of whether colonial government or English government had the authority to grant land. The suit is significant in the interpretation of the arguments and as a precursor of the concepts and concerns that eventually led to the Revolution. It was for these very beliefs that the colonies rebelled. The stone house is mentioned in the suit and is included in a survey conducted as part of the evidence. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with Captain John Strode, who constructed Stone House Mansion. Captain John Strode fought with the Continental Army and was the founder of Strode’s Station in Kentucky. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with General Adam Stephen, who founded the city of Martinsburg. Stephen was second-in-command to George Washington in the French and Indian War and fought under George Washington in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War with the rank of Major General. After the war, he served as a delegate to the 1788 Virginia Convention and spoke persuasively in favor of adopting the U.S. Constitution. Stephen purchased Stone House Mansion from Captain John Strode in September 1789. The land was to be inherited by his daughter, Ann Stephen. Ann Stephen was married twice. Her first marriage in 1779 was to Captain Alexander Spotswood Dandridge, who was second cousin to Martha Washington and grandson of Virginia Governor Alexander Spotswood. Captain Dandridge served as an Aide-de-Camp on the staff of General George Washington during the Revolutionary War. Captain Alexander Spotswood Dandridge died in 1785. He and Ann had one son, Adam Stephen Dandridge. Ann’s second marriage in 1787 was to Major Moses Hunter, Revolutionary War veteran and member of the Virginia House of Delegates. Stone House Mansion was inherited by Major Moses Hunter’s son, Lieutenant David Hunter, who was killed at the battle of Williamsburg on the St. Lawrence River in the War of 1812. Stone House Mansion was then inherited by the granddaughter of General Adam Stephen, Anne Hunter. Anne Hunter married Captain Henry St. George Tucker, who fought in the War of 1812 and was a U.S. Congressman, a member of the Virginia Senate, lawyer, judge, and law professor at the University of Virginia. Tucker County, West Virginia was named for Henry St. George Tucker. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with James Monroe VanMetre and his son Isaac David Sylvester VanMetre, both prominent businessmen and farmers from a very prominent early settlement family in the Shenandoah Valley. The recent generations of VanMetres were widely-known for their country ham business.

This is part of what was once a large historic farm, but now only 10 acres of it remain. You will probably see some chickens and cows. Stone House Mansion is within a 30-minute drive to historic destinations in Harpers Ferry, WV, Winchester, VA, and Sharpsburg, MD. Visit the nearby Charles Town Racetrack and Casino. Also within a 30-minute drive visitors can enjoy outdoor activities, including hiking, fishing, whitewater rafting, and biking or hiking the C&O Canal or Appalachian Trail. It is convenient to the highway and less than a mile to a supermarket. The new Route 9 bike trail between Charles Town and Martinsburg, WV borders the property. The State has placed a historical marker about Stone House Mansion on the bike path!

Immerse yourself in history as our guest at the National Register listed Stone House Mansion (1757). Home to Revolutionary War and War of 1812 officers, statesmen, and Congressmen. Close to Historic Shepherdstown, Harpers Ferry, & Antietam National Battlefield. It has everything you will need for a comfortable stay. Our house is ideal for couples, families, solo adventurers, business travelers (available for extended stay). 1 to 6 bedrooms are available- priced per bedroom, deals for families.

Lovely bright vintage room on the second floor. It is decorated in the colonial style with a full bed and roll-top desk, lots of dresser space and a wing chair. This room is named after Revolutionary War Major General Adam Stephen, founder of Martinsburg, who bought the house for his daughter Ann. This house is steeped in American history. The following is condensed from the National Register of Historic Places listing: The Stone House Mansion was constructed in 1757. It is one of the oldest stone structures in Berkeley County. The Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with the Hite vs. Fairfax lawsuit, which revolved around the question of whether colonial government or English government had the authority to grant land. The suit is significant in the interpretation of the arguments and as a precursor of the concepts and concerns that eventually led to the Revolution. It was for these very beliefs that the colonies rebelled. The stone house is mentioned in the suit and is included in a survey conducted as part of the evidence. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with Captain John Strode, who constructed Stone House Mansion. Captain John Strode fought with the Continental Army and was the founder of Strode’s Station in Kentucky. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with General Adam Stephen, who founded the city of Martinsburg. Stephen was second-in-command to George Washington in the French and Indian War and fought under George Washington in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War with the rank of Major General. After the war, he served as a delegate to the 1788 Virginia Convention and spoke persuasively in favor of adopting the U.S. Constitution. Stephen purchased Stone House Mansion from Captain John Strode in September 1789. The land was to be inherited by his daughter, Ann Stephen. Ann Stephen was married twice. Her first marriage in 1779 was to Captain Alexander Spotswood Dandridge, who was second cousin to Martha Washington and grandson of Virginia Governor Alexander Spotswood. Captain Dandridge served as an Aide-de-Camp on the staff of General George Washington during the Revolutionary War. Captain Alexander Spotswood Dandridge died in 1785. He and Ann had one son, Adam Stephen Dandridge. Ann’s second marriage in 1787 was to Major Moses Hunter, Revolutionary War veteran and member of the Virginia House of Delegates. Stone House Mansion was inherited by Major Moses Hunter’s son, Lieutenant David Hunter, who was killed at the battle of Williamsburg on the St. Lawrence River in the War of 1812. Stone House Mansion was then inherited by the granddaughter of General Adam Stephen, Anne Hunter. Anne Hunter married Captain Henry St. George Tucker, who fought in the War of 1812 and was a U.S. Congressman, a member of the Virginia Senate, lawyer, judge, and law professor at the University of Virginia. Tucker County, West Virginia was named for Henry St. George Tucker. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with James Monroe Van Metre and his son Isaac David Sylvester Van Metre, both prominent businessmen and farmers from a very prominent early settlement family in the Shenandoah Valley.

This is part of what was once a large historic farm, but now only 10 acres of it remain. You will probably see some of the chickens and cows. Stone House Mansion is within a 30-minute drive to historic destinations in Harpers Ferry, WV, Winchester, VA, and Sharpsburg, MD. Also within a 30-minute drive visitors can enjoy outdoor activities, including hiking, fishing, whitewater rafting, and biking or hiking the C&O Canal or Appalachian Trail. Visit Charles Town Races and Casino and picturesque Shepherdstown. The new bike trail between Charles Town and Martinsburg WV borders the property.

This cozy guest room is located in a historic farm house, Harrigan's Hidden Hideaway, situated along the Opequon Creek in Kearneysville, West Virginia. Guests have a private entrance, bathroom and sitting room. This guest room is perfect for those who want to relax, kayak, bike, hike, sight see, shop and dine. Kearneysville is near many historic towns and outdoor adventures. This listing is managed by Meredith for Maureen Harrigan. Maureen is a gracious host that makes all feel welcome.

This space is located in a private home on 10 acres. Enjoy a peaceful night sitting around a fire pit or reading in the private sitting room. Kayak trips can be arranged by the owner of the house for floats down the Opequon Creek. The room is dog friendly for an added deposit of $10 per dog.

The farm house is situated in a development of new homes on several acre lots. The farm house is built in 1780 and is the original property owner of the development. The farm house is on 10 acres and in a very peaceful setting.

Immerse yourself in history as our guest at the National Register listed Stone House Mansion (1757). Home to Revolutionary War and War of 1812 officers, statesman, and Congressmen. Close to Historic Shepherdstown, Harpers Ferry, & Antietam National Battlefield. It has everything you will need for a comfortable stay. Our house is ideal for couples, families, solo adventurers, business travelers (available for extended stay). 1 to 6 bedrooms available- priced per bedroom.

A bright and cheerful bedroom adjacent to the first floor bathroom, living room, and kitchen. It has a queen-sized bed and an air conditioner (seasonally). This room was named for the VanMetre family. In 1730 John and Isaac VanMetre obtained grants for 40,000 acres of land in Berkeley County from Lt. Governor Gooch of Virginia. This was the first land to be granted in the Northern Shenandoah Valley. James Monroe Van Metre purchased Stone House Mansion in 1857 and his family owned it until 2011. This house is steeped in American history. The following is condensed from the National Register of Historic Places listing: The Stone House Mansion was constructed in 1757. It is one of the oldest stone structures in Berkeley County. The Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with the Hite vs. Fairfax lawsuit, which revolved around the question of whether colonial government or English government had the authority to grant land. The suit is significant in the interpretation of the arguments and as a precursor of the concepts and concerns that eventually led to the Revolution. It was for these very beliefs that the colonies rebelled. The stone house is mentioned in the suit and is included in a survey conducted as part of the evidence. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with Captain John Strode, who constructed Stone House Mansion. Captain John Strode fought with the Continental Army and was the founder of Strode’s Station in Kentucky. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with General Adam Stephen, who founded the city of Martinsburg. Stephen was second-in-command to George Washington in the French and Indian War and fought under George Washington in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War with the rank of Major General. After the war, he served as a delegate to the 1788 Virginia Convention and spoke persuasively in favor of adopting the U.S. Constitution. Stephen purchased Stone House Mansion from Captain John Strode in September 1789. The land was to be inherited by his daughter, Ann Stephen. Ann Stephen was married twice. Her first marriage in 1779 was to Captain Alexander Spotswood Dandridge, who was second cousin to Martha Washington and grandson of Virginia Governor Alexander Spotswood. Captain Dandridge served as an Aide-de-Camp on the staff of General George Washington during the Revolutionary War. Captain Alexander Spotswood Dandridge died in 1785. He and Ann had one son, Adam Stephen Dandridge. Ann’s second marriage in 1787 was to Major Moses Hunter, Revolutionary War veteran and member of the Virginia House of Delegates. Stone House Mansion was inherited by Major Moses Hunter’s son, Lieutenant David Hunter, who was killed at the battle of Williamsburg on the St. Lawrence River in the War of 1812. Stone House Mansion was then inherited by the granddaughter of General Adam Stephen, Anne Hunter. Anne Hunter married Captain Henry St. George Tucker, who fought in the War of 1812 and was a U.S. Congressman, a member of the Virginia Senate, lawyer, judge, and law professor at the University of Virginia. Tucker County, West Virginia was named for Henry St. George Tucker. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with James Monroe VanMetre and his son Isaac David Sylvester VanMetre, both prominent businessmen and farmers from a very prominent early settlement family in the Shenandoah Valley.

This is part of what was once a large historic farm, but now only 10 acres of it remain. You will probably see some chickens and cows. Stone House Mansion is within a 30-minute drive to historic destinations in Harpers Ferry, WV, Winchester, VA, and Sharpsburg, MD. Visit the Charles Town Racetrack and Casino while in Charles Town. Also within a 30-minute drive visitors can enjoy outdoor activities, including hiking, fishing, whitewater rafting, and biking or hiking the C&O Canal and Appalachian Trail. The bike path between Charles Town and Martinsburg, West Virginia borders the property. The State has installed a historical marker about Stone House Mansion on the bike path! It is convenient to the highway and about a half mile to a convenience store with gas station.

Immerse yourself in history as our guest at the National Register listed Stone House Mansion (1757). Home to Revolutionary War and War of 1812 officers, statesmen, and Congressmen. Close to Historic Shepherdstown, Harpers Ferry, & Antietam National Battlefield. Our house is ideal for couples, families, solo adventurers, business travelers (available for extended stay). 1 to 6 bedrooms available- priced per bedroom. Special deals for families.

Lovely bright vintage room . It is decorated in the colonial style with a queen bed. The Strode Room is named for John Strode, settler and explorer who built the house in 1757. This house is steeped in American history. The following is condensed from the National Register of Historic Places listing: The Stone House Mansion was constructed in 1757. It is one of the oldest stone structures in Berkeley County. The Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with the Hite vs. Fairfax lawsuit, which revolved around the question of whether colonial government or English government had the authority to grant land. The suit is significant in the interpretation of the arguments and as a precursor of the concepts and concerns that eventually led to the Revolution. It was for these very beliefs that the colonies rebelled. The stone house is mentioned in the suit and is included in a survey conducted as part of the evidence. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with Captain John Strode, who constructed Stone House Mansion. Captain John Strode fought with the Continental Army and was the founder of Strode’s Station in Kentucky. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with General Adam Stephen, who founded the city of Martinsburg. Stephen was second-in-command to George Washington in the French and Indian War and fought under George Washington in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War with the rank of Major General. After the war, he served as a delegate to the 1788 Virginia Convention and spoke persuasively in favor of adopting the U.S. Constitution. Stephen purchased Stone House Mansion from Captain John Strode in September 1789. The land was to be inherited by his daughter, Ann Stephen. Ann Stephen was married twice. Her first marriage in 1779 was to Captain Alexander Spotswood Dandridge, who was second cousin to Martha Washington and grandson of Virginia Governor Alexander Spotswood. Captain Dandridge served as an Aide-de-Camp on the staff of General George Washington during the Revolutionary War. Captain Alexander Spotswood Dandridge died in 1785. He and Ann had one son, Adam Stephen Dandridge. Ann’s second marriage in 1787 was to Major Moses Hunter, Revolutionary War veteran and member of the Virginia House of Delegates. Stone House Mansion was inherited by Major Moses Hunter’s son, Lieutenant David Hunter, who was killed at the battle of Williamsburg on the St. Lawrence River in the War of 1812. Stone House Mansion was then inherited by the granddaughter of General Adam Stephen, Anne Hunter. Anne Hunter married Captain Henry St. George Tucker, who fought in the War of 1812 and was a U.S. Congressman, a member of the Virginia Senate, lawyer, judge, and law professor at the University of Virginia. Tucker County, West Virginia was named for Henry St. George Tucker. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with James Monroe VanMetre and his son Isaac David Sylvester VanMetre, both prominent businessmen and farmers from a very prominent early settlement family in the Shenandoah Valley.

This quiet area is part of what was once a large historic farm, but now only 10 acres of it remain. Stone House Mansion is within a 30-minute drive to historic destinations in Harpers Ferry, WV, Winchester, VA, and Sharpsburg, MD. Visit the nearby Charles Town Racetrack and Casino (15 minute drive). Also within a 30-minute drive visitors can enjoy outdoor activities, including hiking, fishing, whitewater rafting, and biking or hiking the C&O Canal and Appalachian Trail. It is convenient to the highway. The bike trail between Charles Town and Martinsburg, WV borders the property. The State has placed a historical marker about Stone House Mansion on the bike path! The Coast Guard facility, IRS Computing Center, and V.A. Center Hospital are within a mile from here. A convenience store is a half-mile from the house.

Strictly Working Individuals! 16 miles from Proctor and Gamble. 15 minutes from Winchester Medical Take a country ride on slightly winding roads to our 13 acre private getaway! This space consists of a private room on basement level with a newly finished private bath. Its been used by guests who work evening and need a private entrance. It has a full size bed, dresser, microwave, coffee pot and large refrigerator. Direct TV

Absolutely NO SMOKING!IF caught smoking you will pay a penalty! I am extremely allergic to tobacco smoke & products. This space is located on the basement level and has private bath and private entrance. Perfect for someone who likes to sleep in. Room has minimal lighting for people who work nights. Has refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker. Shared kitchen with another guest but yet still private.

16 miles from Proctor ans Gamble at 396 Development Drive Inwood, WV 13 minutes from Winchester Medical

Immerse yourself in history as our guest at the National Register listed Stone House Mansion (1757). Home to Revolutionary War and War of 1812 officers, statesman, and Congressmen. Close to Historic Shepherdstown, Harpers Ferry, & Antietam National Battlefield. It has everything you will need for a comfortable stay. Our house is ideal for couples, families, solo adventurers, business travelers (available for extended stay). 1 to 6 bedrooms available- priced per bedroom.

Cheery floral bedroom with a queen bed on the second floor. This room is named after the Tucker family- Captain Henry St. George Tucker, Congressman, lawyer, professor of law and his wife Anne Hunter Tucker, the granddaughter of Revolutionary War General Adam Stephen. This house is steeped in American history. The following is summarized from the National Register of Historic Places listing: The Stone House Mansion was built in 1757. It is one of the oldest stone structures in Berkeley County. The Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with the Hite vs. Fairfax lawsuit, which revolved around the question of whether colonial government or English government had the authority to grant land. The suit is significant in the interpretation of the arguments and as a precursor of the concepts and concerns that eventually led to the Revolution. It was for these very beliefs that the colonies rebelled. The stone house is mentioned in the suit and is included in a survey conducted as part of the evidence. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with Captain John Strode, who constructed Stone House Mansion. Captain John Strode fought with the Continental Army and was the founder of Strode’s Station in Kentucky. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with General Adam Stephen, who founded the city of Martinsburg. Stephen was second-in-command to George Washington in the French and Indian War and fought under George Washington in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War with the rank of Major General. After the war, he served as a delegate to the 1788 Virginia Convention and spoke persuasively in favor of adopting the U.S. Constitution. Stephen purchased Stone House Mansion from Captain John Strode in September 1789. The land was to be inherited by his daughter, Ann Stephen. Ann Stephen was married twice. Her first marriage in 1779 was to Captain Alexander Spotswood Dandridge, who was second cousin to Martha Washington and grandson of Virginia Governor Alexander Spotswood. Captain Dandridge served as an Aide-de-Camp on the staff of General George Washington during the Revolutionary War. Captain Alexander Spotswood Dandridge died in 1785. He and Ann had one son, Adam Stephen Dandridge. Ann’s second marriage in 1787 was to Major Moses Hunter, Revolutionary War veteran and member of the Virginia House of Delegates. Stone House Mansion was inherited by Major Moses Hunter’s son, Lieutenant David Hunter, who was killed at the battle of Williamsburg on the St. Lawrence River in the War of 1812. Stone House Mansion was then inherited by the granddaughter of General Adam Stephen, Anne Hunter. Anne Hunter married Captain Henry St. George Tucker, who fought in the War of 1812 and was a U.S. Congressman, a member of the Virginia Senate, lawyer, judge, and law professor at the University of Virginia. Tucker County, West Virginia was named for Henry St. George Tucker. Stone House Mansion is significant for its association with James Monroe Van Metre and his son Isaac David Sylvester Van Metre, both prominent businessmen and farmers from a very prominent early settlement family in the Shenandoah Valley.

This quiet area is part of what was once a large historic farm, but now only 10 acres of it remain. You will probably see some chickens and cows. Stone House Mansion is within a 30-minute drive to historic destinations in Harpers Ferry, WV, Winchester, VA, and Sharpsburg, MD. Visit the nearby Charles Town Racetrack and Casino. Also within a 30-minute drive visitors can enjoy outdoor activities, including hiking, fishing, whitewater rafting, and biking or hiking the C&O Canal and Appalachian Trail. It is convenient to the highway. The bike path between Charles Town and Martinsburg West Virginia borders the property. The State has placed a historical marker about Stone House Mansion on the bike path! The Coast Guard facility, IRS Computing Center, and V.A. Center Hospital are within a mile from here. A supermarket is also within a mile from the house.

Enjoy a beautiful 4 bedroom 3 bath home, nestled on the Opequon Creek. Relax and unwind but still enjoy all the creature comforts of our climate controlled, spacious home. Take in the stunning views and gorgeous sunsets while lounging on the deck overlooking the water. Two bedrooms also feature private balconies, perfect for reading or simply enjoying your morning coffee. Enjoy a picnic lunch down by your private waterfront. Swimming access directly off the property for your enjoyment.

Take in the stunning views and gorgeous sunsets while lounging on the vast deck overlooking the water and the wildlife that inhabits the area. Two bedrooms also feature private balconies, perfect for reading, reflection, or simply enjoying your morning coffee. Enjoy a picnic lunch down by your private waterfront. Recreational swimming access directly off the property for your enjoyment. Not feeling that ambitious? Just sit amongst the riffles, and enjoy your own personal freshwater spa, compliments of Mother Nature! Fishing for smallmouth bass and catfish up and down the Opequon creek can be enjoyed year round. Located in the heart of the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia, an hour outside the Baltimore-Washington Metro Area, there are endless options of things to do and see. Explore Historic Shepherdstown which offers great dining, shopping, and nightlife. Visit Harpers Ferry where you can hike the Appalachian Trail, book a whitewater adventure, and experience ziplining. Nearby Charles Town is home to Hollywood Casino and Summit Point Raceway. Tour the local wineries and breweries. The estate is also surrounded by challenging golf courses and ski resorts. Explore and enjoy this beautiful and scenic area!

Shepherdstown, WV: 13 miles away Inwood, WV: 5 miles away Sharpsburg, MD: 18 miles away Hagerstown, MD: 30 miles away Winchester, VA: 15 miles away

Single family home in a cul-de-sac with plenty of parking. Quiet oasis backing to forest and a large deck off living room. Each room provides private and secure deadbolt key access. If you're looking for privacy and not much face-to-face, this property is ideal. Host will meet you at your request for check-in; otherwise, your personal key code number will be provided in check-in instructions.

Globe Room off Foyer provides convenient off the foyer room. Access to half bath near room and full shared bath for showers upstairs. This room is on first floor for those that do not desire to climb stairs. The queen-sized bed sleeps two and has a desk for your convenience. NOTE: This listing is for a private room with a shared bathroom. There are two other private rooms in separate listings - one shares a bath and the other has a private bath within a master bedroom suite.

Quiet and mature cul-de-sac community with access to major highways (Interstate 81). Close to Amazon Fulfillment Center on the WV/VA line and Proctor & Gamble.

Less than 10 minutes from the Hospital and VA Center McDonald’s, Best Buy, Target, Sweet Frog and More Minutes from highway 81 Great location for grocery stores, laundry mat, and gas stations Charles Town Races and Slots only minutes away Urgent Care located at The Commons

New 2 level townhouse Near 81 Exit 12

New development near Target, Dicks, and Martins grocery store. Sorry no washer or dryer available for use