Communities
Explore the Eastern Panhandle
Berkeley, Jefferson, and Morgan County — seven communities with distinct character. Find the one that feels like home.
Berkeley County
Explore Berkeley County
The Eastern Panhandle's most populous county, anchored by Martinsburg and stretching from Inwood to Hedgesville.
Martinsburg
The largest city in the Eastern Panhandle and its commercial heart — a blend of historic brick streets and newer neighborhoods close to the Virginia line.
Explore MartinsburgHedgesville
A quiet small town north of Martinsburg, surrounded by farmland, woodland, and room to breathe.
Explore HedgesvilleInwood
A growing residential community south of Martinsburg, popular with families for its space and convenience.
Explore InwoodJefferson County
Explore Jefferson County
Horse country and the historic towns of Charles Town, Ranson, Shepherdstown, and Harpers Ferry.
Charles Town
A historic horse-country town with a lively downtown and easy access to commuter routes toward the Washington metro.
Explore Charles TownShepherdstown
One of the oldest towns in West Virginia, known for its bookshops, cafés, riverfront, and university energy.
Explore ShepherdstownRanson
A neighbor to Charles Town, combining established neighborhoods with convenient access to shopping and commuter roads.
Explore RansonMorgan County
Explore Morgan County
A rural county of mountains, rivers, and the historic spa town of Berkeley Springs.