Berkeley County
Living in Martinsburg, WV
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.
The local lifestyle
Martinsburg offers the widest range of housing in the region, from restored homes near the historic downtown to newer subdivisions on the city's edges. Commuter access to the MARC train and I-81 make it a practical base for people working in the metro corridor while still calling West Virginia home.
Housing & market
Detailed neighborhood pricing and inventory for Martinsburg will be published once an approved MLS/IDX feed is connected. Until then, Kim can share current listings and recent comparables directly.
