From restored historic estates nestled in charming towns to sprawling mountaintop retreats with panoramic views, West Virginia offers surprising variety for buyers with a $1 million budget. Unlike more expensive real estate markets where that price might only stretch to a modest home, here it often translates into expansive acreage, updated interiors, and unique architectural details.
Whether you’re drawn to peaceful farmland, riverfront properties, or mountain hideaways with luxury amenities, the state offers strong value and space. These featured homes highlight just how far your dollar can go in the Mountain State.
10. Charles Town, WV – $900,000
This 5,640-square-foot home features 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms on a private 3-acre corner lot with mature trees and a gently rolling lawn. Valued at $900,000, the property includes a two-story living room with a gas fireplace, a spacious kitchen, sunroom, and a main-level office with fiber optic internet.
The expansive owner’s suite offers a two-sided gas fireplace, and the finished basement includes a large rec room, exercise room, and full bathroom. Outdoor living is enhanced by a screened porch, heated saltwater pool, and both wood and gas fire pits.
Where is Charles Town?
Charles Town is located in the eastern panhandle of West Virginia, in Jefferson County, near the borders of Virginia and Maryland. It lies about 65 miles northwest of Washington, D.C., making it part of the Washington metropolitan area. The town is nestled in the Shenandoah Valley and is surrounded by scenic countryside and historic landmarks. Founded by Charles Washington, the youngest brother of George Washington, it has deep historical roots and a charming small-town atmosphere.
Living Room
This living room features a two-story ceiling and a tall stone fireplace with a gas insert. Large arched and rectangular windows let in plenty of natural light and offer views of the wooded backyard. A sectional sofa sits on a large area rug over hardwood floors, with neutral walls and minimal décor. The space opens up visually and physically to the kitchen area.
Kitchen
The kitchen includes wood cabinetry, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances including a double oven and French door refrigerator. A large center island with seating for four adds workspace and casual dining space. Recessed lighting brightens the room, and hardwood flooring runs throughout. The kitchen connects to both the dining area and outdoor access points.
Dining Room
The formal dining room features a tray ceiling, a chandelier, and a wall of bay windows that bring in natural light. A rectangular wooden dining table is surrounded by upholstered chairs, and the space is finished with wainscoting and a large area rug. Framed artwork decorates the wall, and the room sits just off the kitchen for convenience. The layout allows for comfortable seating of eight or more.
Bedroom
The primary bedroom is spacious with carpeted flooring and multiple windows. A two-sided gas fireplace separates the sleeping area from a potential sitting or reading space. The tray ceiling and ceiling fan add height and air circulation. The room includes neutral wall colors and simple furnishings.
Pool
The backyard features a heated saltwater pool with a surrounding patio and multiple lounge chairs. A fence encloses the pool area, with trees and an open lawn beyond for privacy. The layout includes areas for sunbathing, grilling, and outdoor seating. The pool is positioned adjacent to the house for easy access from the interior.
Source: Joshua M. Beall & Jess Derr of Corcoran Mcenearney, info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty
9. Shepherdstown, WV – $990,000
This 4,915-square-foot home features 6 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, and 1 half bathroom, and is situated on a serene property with its own pond and surrounding woodlands. Constructed in 2018 and valued at $990,000, the home offers custom finishes throughout, including quarter-sawn white oak floors by Cochran Lumber and architectural design by Sara Lambert.
The open-concept main level includes a two-story great room, gourmet kitchen with a walk-in pantry, mudroom, office, and access to a screened porch and large deck with pond views. The upper level has 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, including a luxurious owner’s suite with a private deck, while the walk-out lower level features a rec room and a full in-law suite with its own bedroom, bath, and kitchenette space.
Where is Shepherdstown?
Shepherdstown is located in the eastern panhandle of West Virginia, along the Potomac River in Jefferson County. It sits near the Maryland border, just across from Sharpsburg and Antietam National Battlefield. The town is about 70 miles northwest of Washington, D.C., and approximately 15 minutes from Charles Town. Known as the oldest town in West Virginia, Shepherdstown is home to Shepherd University and offers a walkable downtown with shops, cafes, and historic architecture.
Office
This office features dark blue upper walls with white wainscoting and hardwood floors. It includes two windows facing the front yard and a third window providing additional natural light. The room is furnished with a desk, an ergonomic chair, and two accent chairs with a side table. A modern light fixture and framed artwork complete the setup.
Great Room
The two-story great room has a full wall of windows offering views of the wooded landscape and pond. It includes a fireplace with a mounted TV above and white paneling extending to the ceiling. Two modern sofas face the fireplace, and the space features hardwood floors. Natural light fills the room from multiple window banks on both levels.
Bedroom
This bedroom on the walk-out lower level includes a gas fireplace with a mounted TV and direct access to the outside through glass doors. It features carpeted flooring, recessed lighting, and a blue accent wall behind the bed. The bed is dressed in bright red bedding, and the room includes basic furnishings. There is ample natural light from the glass doors.
Bathroom
This bathroom includes a freestanding clawfoot tub centered in front of a large window with a pond view. It has patterned tile flooring, a dark wood vanity with a round mirror, and a frameless glass shower with white subway tile. Wainscoting lines the lower half of the walls. The layout offers space and clear zones for bathing and grooming.
Deck
The deck includes composite flooring and a white railing overlooking a private pond and wooded area. It features Adirondack chairs arranged around a fire pit and an additional seating area with a small table. The view consists of water, open grass, and trees. The deck serves as an outdoor living space directly accessible from the home.
Source: Rebecca Haughian of Redfin Corporation, info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty
8. Caldwell, WV – $1,050,000
This custom-built log home offers 4,367 square feet of living space with 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. Valued at $1,050,000, the residence features a large gourmet kitchen with a center island that opens to a formal dining area. The spacious living room is highlighted by a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, creating a central gathering space. A wrap-around covered porch extends the living area outdoors, providing a connection to the surrounding natural setting.
Where is Caldwell?
Caldwell is a small unincorporated community located in Greenbrier County in southeastern West Virginia. It sits just off U.S. Route 60, a few miles southeast of the city of Lewisburg. The area is part of the scenic Greenbrier Valley and is near the Greenbrier River and Greenbrier River Trail. Caldwell is primarily residential and rural, with easy access to outdoor recreation and nearby amenities in Lewisburg.
Living Room
The living room features wood-paneled walls and a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. A large stone fireplace with a mounted bison head serves as the focal point of the room. The space is furnished with a sofa, coffee table, and accent pieces, and decorated with taxidermy. Large windows and glass doors offer access to the covered porch.
Kitchen
This kitchen includes white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and granite countertops. A center island and breakfast bar provide additional workspace and seating. Exposed wood beams line the ceiling, and the walls are finished in matching wood planks. Windows above the sink and along the perimeter bring in natural light.
Bedroom
The bedroom has wood-planked walls and ceilings with visible support beams. It is furnished with a carved wooden bed frame, multiple nightstands, a dresser, and accent chairs. Lighting comes from bedside lamps and mounted sconces. The room has a door leading to another part of the home and features hardwood flooring throughout.
Game Room
The game room features a pool table in the center, surrounded by a mix of lounge and bar seating. It includes built-in cabinetry and a counter along one wall. A large window provides natural light, and framed artwork decorates the walls. The floor is finished with wood-look vinyl or laminate.
Deck
The outdoor deck wraps around the house and is finished with composite wood planks. It includes a modern cable railing system with wood posts and overlooks a wooded area. Exterior light fixtures are mounted on the home’s log siding. The space offers access to the interior through glass doors.
7. Harpers Ferry, WV – $1,200,000
This 3,318-square-foot Victorian home, known as Angler’s Inn, includes 6 bedrooms and 5 full bathrooms and is valued at $1,200,000. Built circa 1875 and thoughtfully restored, it operates as a bed and breakfast blending historic architecture with modern upgrades and high-end finishes. The main residence features detailed craftsmanship throughout, while a separate carriage home offers additional living space or rental potential. The property sits on expansive, peaceful grounds ideal for guest enjoyment or personal relaxation.
Where is Harpers Ferry?
Harpers Ferry is located in the eastern panhandle of West Virginia, at the confluence of the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers. It sits at the junction of West Virginia, Virginia, and Maryland, and is part of Jefferson County. The town is about 65 miles northwest of Washington, D.C., and is known for its historic significance during the Civil War. Harpers Ferry is home to a national historical park and offers scenic views, hiking trails, and preserved 19th-century buildings.
Living Room
The living room features a white fireplace with a mirror above, built-in bookshelves, and framed artwork. Furniture includes a couch, marble-top coffee table, wooden chairs, and side tables with lamps. The lower walls are painted blue with tan molding and trim. A rug defines the central area over the hardwood flooring.
Dining Room
The dining room features patterned wallpaper, a decorative ceiling medallion, and a central chandelier. A rectangular dining table is surrounded by wooden chairs and sits on a large area rug. French doors lead into the room, and windows with red drapes allow for natural light. Additional furniture includes a sideboard, a small table, and a lamp.
Bedroom
This bedroom includes a queen-sized bed, two nightstands, a dresser, and a small seating area. Windows with patterned curtains line the exterior wall, and a ceiling fan with lights is mounted above. The trim and radiator are painted blue, adding contrast to the otherwise light-colored walls and carpeted floor. Framed artwork and a mirror decorate the space.
Bathroom
The bathroom has a clawfoot tub with shower, white tile flooring, and a combination of light blue wainscoting and white walls. Fixtures include a toilet, pedestal sink, and wall-mounted mirror with overhead light. A shelf and towel racks provide storage, and there are multiple hooks and holders for accessories. A patterned shower curtain and basic toiletries are also visible.
Porch
The covered porch has wood decking and a light blue ceiling. White columns support the roof and provide structure along the walkway. A stone retaining wall borders the garden area beside the porch. Seating includes wicker chairs and a bench, facing a quiet backyard area.
Source: Justin Rutherford of Burch Real Estate Group, LLC, info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty
6. Morgantown, WV – $1,200,000
This 5,382-square-foot home includes 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms and is situated on a private 1.32-acre lot. Valued at $1,200,000, it features a main-level bedroom and office, a Great Room with vaulted ceilings and a stone fireplace, and a gourmet kitchen with granite countertops that opens to a Hearth Room with a second fireplace.
The Owner’s Suite offers a trey ceiling and a large walk-in closet with island storage, while the second floor includes four additional bedrooms, each with bathroom access, plus a bonus/library room. The lower level has a separate entrance, large living area, gym space, and extra storage, while outdoor features include new landscaping, a large Trex deck, over 1,000 sq ft of stamped concrete patio, and a three-car garage with electric baseboard heating.
Where is Morgantown?
Morgantown is located in north-central West Virginia along the Monongahela River, near the Pennsylvania border. It is the largest city in the region and serves as the home of West Virginia University. The city sits about 75 miles south of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, making it part of the greater Appalachian region. Morgantown is known for its university-driven economy, medical and research facilities, and vibrant college-town atmosphere.
Dining Room
The dining room includes a natural wood table with six black chairs, placed over a patterned area rug. A geometric pendant light hangs above the table, and three tall windows bring in natural light. The room is painted light gray and connects to the foyer and adjacent office through wide openings. A green-painted sideboard and indoor plants add functional accents.
Living Room
This living room features a gas fireplace with a TV mounted above and built-in shelving on both sides. A sectional sofa wraps around a central wooden coffee table. The room has recessed lighting, hardwood flooring, and an open stairway with a dark railing leading to the upper level. Neutral wall colors and clean lines define the space.
Library
The room includes a full wall of bookshelves filled with books and décor items. Three large windows along one wall allow for natural light and outdoor views. The room is carpeted and painted in a mix of dark blue and white, with gold drapes. Two patterned armchairs with ottomans and a dresser provide seating and storage.
Bathroom
The bathroom includes a tiled drop-in bathtub positioned beneath a large window. Adjacent to the tub is a walk-in shower with a glass door and tiled walls. The floor is also tiled, and the walls are painted a soft neutral tone. A chandelier hangs above, and decorative plants sit on the ledge around the tub.
Patio
The outdoor patio features stamped concrete and a circular arrangement of blue Adirondack chairs around a built-in fire pit. A stone retaining wall borders the slope behind the home. Additional seating and dining furniture are placed near the home’s rear entrance. The area is open and backed by a wooded tree line.
Source: Laura Walker of J.S. Walker Assoc., info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty
5. Burlington, WV – $1,250,000
Valued at $1,250,000, this 2,103-square-foot main residence offers 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms, set on 118.36 acres of scenic land with panoramic mountain views and a spring-fed pond. The property includes three architecturally cohesive structures connected by a central sunken stone courtyard, featuring a main home with vaulted ceilings, a double-sided brick fireplace, and a chef’s kitchen with granite countertops and double ovens.
The Workshop includes a large central space, two loft bedrooms, a cedar-lined sauna, a full bath, a laundry area, and an attached two-car garage. A separate Guest House features a full kitchen, living room, loft bedroom, partial basement, and two-car carport, making this estate ideal for private living, creative use, and hosting.
Where is Burlington?
Burlington is a small community located in Mineral County in the northeastern part of West Virginia. It lies along U.S. Route 50, about 15 miles west of the city of Keyser and close to the Maryland border. The area is primarily rural and residential, with a mix of farmland and wooded landscapes. Burlington is known for its historic district and annual Apple Harvest Festival, reflecting its local heritage and community focus.
Kitchen
The kitchen features granite countertops, gray cabinetry, and two center islands. It includes bar seating, a vent hood, a built-in cooktop, and double ovens. A full wall of cabinetry provides significant storage space. Multiple windows bring in light and provide exterior views.
Living Room
This room features a large double-sided brick fireplace with an arched opening on one side and a wood-burning insert on the other. The fireplace sits between two open living areas and provides a central architectural focal point. Light wood flooring and neutral walls frame the space. Cabinets line one wall behind the fireplace for storage or display.
Bedroom
The bedroom has a curved wood-paneled ceiling and a large window with a wide built-in bench below. A king-sized bed is centered between two vertical beams, with shelving and storage spaces built into the wall. The room features hardwood floors and white-painted walls. Natural light enters through the oversized window-facing wooded views.
Bathroom
The bathroom includes a freestanding tub positioned beside large windows overlooking the yard. A single vanity with a wide mirror and overhead lighting sits along the opposite wall. Neutral-toned flooring and walls provide a clean, modern backdrop. Small windows above the mirror add extra light.
Courtyard
A central sunken stone courtyard surrounded by three structures with wooden siding and shingle roofs. Multiple staircases connect the patio to raised wooden walkways and grassy outdoor space. A dining set is placed in the courtyard, and large trees offer shade throughout the yard. The layout forms a private, connected outdoor living space.
Source: Jason Beaton of Burch Real Estate Group, LLC, info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty
4. Kearneysville, WV – $1,250,000
This 4,150-square-foot renovated farmhouse features 5 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, and 1 half bath, situated on more than 20 acres of farm, pasture, and wooded land. The main house includes 3 large bedrooms, with a primary suite offering a spa-style bath, Kohler steam shower, and a walk-in closet connected to an upper-level laundry.
Valued at $1,250,000, the property also includes a flexible attic space, a barn with electricity and water, two stalls, paddocks, and a historic silo. Additional structures include a potential income-producing apartment and a two-story workshop previously used as an art studio.
Where is Kearneysville?
Kearneysville is located in the eastern panhandle of West Virginia, primarily within Jefferson County, with portions extending into Berkeley County. It sits between the towns of Charles Town and Martinsburg, offering convenient access to both via Route 9. The area is largely rural and residential, with a mix of farms, housing developments, and light industry. Kearneysville is also home to the USDA Appalachian Fruit Research Station and lies within a short drive of Harpers Ferry and the Maryland borde
Kitchen
The kitchen features a mix of green and natural wood cabinetry, double wall ovens, and a built-in refrigerator with matching panels. A wood table with bench seating sits at the center, and a ceiling fan with a light fixture is overhead. The countertops are brown, and a window above the sink provides natural light. The space includes open shelving and wood paneling along the walls.
Living Room
A living area with a wood stove set against a tiled backdrop and a ceiling fan overhead. Adjacent to it is a formal dining room with a round wooden table and chandelier. Hardwood floors run throughout both spaces. Large windows bring in daylight from multiple angles.
Bedroom
The bedroom features white-paneled walls, hardwood flooring, and a large window with sheer curtains. A king-sized bed with a blue patterned coverlet is positioned under a decorative light fixture. A wooden chest sits at the foot of the bed, and two nightstands with lamps are on either side. Wall art is mounted above the headboard.
Bathroom
This bathroom has a walk-in glass shower with tile walls and a rain shower head. Two vessel sinks are mounted on a wooden vanity with wall-mounted faucets. A large mirror with decorative trim is installed above the sinks. The room has a green accent wall, blue towels, and a window with a view outside.
Patio
The covered patio has a concrete floor and is topped with a metal roof supported by wood beams. A ceiling fan is installed overhead, and seating includes metal and wooden outdoor furniture. The space opens to a grassy backyard with mature trees and distant views. A brick column and paved path complete the outdoor setup.
Source: Jonathan A Shively of Samson Properties, info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty
3. Cairo, WV – $1,250,000
This 4,990-square-foot mountain estate includes 6 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, a dedicated office, and a newly renovated mother-in-law suite in the basement. Featuring Viking appliances, hardwood and tile floors, and a vaulted living room with a stone fireplace, the home balances comfort and rustic style.
Valued at $1,250,000, the property also offers a fully insulated gym/workshop with two mini-splits, a detached 3-car garage, and multiple ponds including a half-acre centerpiece. Perched on secluded land with panoramic views, it provides opportunities for deer and turkey hunting as well.
Where is Cairo?
Cairo is a small town located in Ritchie County in northwestern West Virginia. It lies along the North Fork of the Hughes River and is part of the Mid-Ohio Valley region. The town is near North Bend State Park and is situated on the North Bend Rail Trail, a popular route for hiking and biking. With a population of fewer than 300 residents, Cairo is a quiet, rural community known for its scenic surroundings and historic charm.
Entryway
The entry features hardwood floors, a white front door with glass sidelights, and a traditional area rug. The staircase has wood treads and black wrought iron spindles. A chandelier hangs overhead, and a hallway leads to an interior room through glass-pane French doors.
Living Room
This room has a vaulted ceiling with skylights and a full-height stone fireplace. A leather couch and area rug sit on the hardwood floor. Glass doors and tall windows provide natural light and outdoor access.
Kitchen
The kitchen has white cabinetry, exposed ceiling beams, and stainless steel appliances including a large refrigerator and dual oven. A central island provides extra counter space, and a stone accent wall with bench seating sits opposite the cooking area. Pendant lighting hangs over the workspace.
Bedroom
This bedroom includes a vaulted ceiling and a wall of large windows with triangular peaks. The bed is placed centrally against a white wall with matching furniture. Natural light fills the space and provides outdoor views.
Porch
The covered porch features a white ceiling, columns, and black railings. A set of white wicker chairs with red cushions are arranged along the exterior wall. The area overlooks a tree-covered slope and hills in the distance.
Source: Ralph Harvey of Listwithfreedom.Com Inc, info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty
2. Martinsburg, WV – $1,300,000
Huxley Hall is a 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom historic brick and stone home offering 3,658 square feet of living space on 13.4 acres overlooking Tuscarora Creek. Originally constructed in 1782, the property features 10-foot ceilings, original wood floors, and four fireplaces across its spacious interior.
The home, valued at $1,300,000, includes outdoor living areas such as double porches with views of the creek and surrounding pasture. Additional amenities include a stone spring house and a detached 3-car garage with a dedicated office or workshop.
Where is Martinsburg?
Martinsburg is a city located in the eastern panhandle of West Virginia, within Berkeley County. It lies about 90 miles northwest of Washington, D.C., and is part of the Hagerstown-Martinsburg, MD-WV Metropolitan Statistical Area. The city sits along Interstate 81 and is served by the MARC commuter rail, offering direct access to D.C. and surrounding regions. Known for its historic downtown, federal buildings, and role as a regional commercial hub, Martinsburg balances small-town character with convenient urban access.
Living Room
This formal living room includes a central fireplace with a white mantel, flanked by built-in shelving and closed cabinetry. The seating area consists of two armchairs and a small coffee table, arranged on a light blue area rug with a detailed pattern. A chandelier hangs from the ceiling above, and a single window provides natural light. Additional furniture includes a secretary desk, a side table, and accent chairs positioned around the room.
Dining Room
The dining room features red damask wallpaper, a vintage light fixture, and wood floors. A large wooden dining table is centered under the chandelier, surrounded by classic chairs and decorative candelabras. A china cabinet sits in the corner, and detailed trim work outlines the window and doorway. The room connects directly to the front hallway and staircase.
Bedroom
The primary bedroom features red wallpaper with a vintage pattern and original hardwood flooring. A canopy bed is centered in the space, surrounded by matching antique dressers and side tables. The room includes two large windows with white trim and radiator heating beneath. A staircase landing is visible just outside the open doorway.
Office
This small office is furnished with a large wooden desk, antique chairs, and shelves filled with keepsakes. The wallpaper has a tan grid pattern with illustrations of horseback riders. A window provides natural light beside the desk, and radiator heating is installed below. The space appears to be a preserved personal workspace.
Porch
The enclosed porch has exposed brick walls, large windows, and a light ceiling. A long cushioned bench sits along one wall with additional chairs and a small table. The space looks out over the green yard beyond. A hanging chandelier and decorative rugs add character to the sitting area.
Source: Carolyn M Snyder of Snyder Bailey & Associates, info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty
1. Shenandoah Junction, WV – $1,200,000
This 4,928 sq. ft. estate near Shepherdstown, West Virginia, spans over 17 acres and includes a main house, guest house, pool, hot tub, gazebo, barn, shop/garage with a gym/game room, and multiple additional buildings. The main house offers 5 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, with wood floors, cathedral ceilings, exposed beams, and skylights all on one level.
Valued at $1,200,000, the property also features a geothermal heating and cooling system and Starlink internet, which is included in the sale. Over 2 acres of fenced yard provide ample space for pets and outdoor activities.
Where is Shenandoah Junction?
Shenandoah Junction is a small, unincorporated community in Jefferson County, located in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia. It sits just a few miles west of Harpers Ferry and northeast of Charles Town, making it convenient to regional hubs and commuter routes. The town is known for its historic railroad junction and serves as a key stop along the CSX and Amtrak lines. Surrounded by scenic farmland and rural landscapes, it offers a quiet setting with access to outdoor recreation and historical landmarks.
Kitchen
The kitchen features granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and blue cabinetry. Exposed beams and two skylights are visible on the wood-paneled ceiling. The backsplash includes a black and white patterned tile design. The layout is L-shaped with ample cabinet storage.
Living Room
This room contains a large sectional sofa, a mounted TV above a red dresser, and two bean bag chairs. Exposed beams line the wood-paneled ceiling. Windows with blue-patterned privacy film let in natural light. The space is used as a lounge or media room.
Powder Room
This powder room has a stained-glass window, wood wainscoting on the walls, and a vaulted ceiling with exposed wood. The vanity is ornately painted with floral designs and features a dark bronze faucet. A decorative mirror and wall sconce lighting are installed above the sink. The toilet is black and matches the room’s traditional style.
Bedroom
The bedroom contains a centrally placed bed with a blue star-patterned comforter. A curved fireplace is built into the far wall, and exposed beams run along the white ceiling. The room has wide plank flooring and two windows with plantation shutters. A wall-mounted TV and bench sit at the foot of the bed.
Pool Area
The pool area includes a rectangular in-ground swimming pool surrounded by a concrete deck. A hammock and basketball hoop are positioned nearby. A small pool house structure sits adjacent, and the main house with its unique dome-style roof is visible in the background. The surrounding yard is grassy and bordered by dense trees.
Source: Benjamin Ashlock & Dana J Ashlock of Samson Properties, info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty
