Stately, early-1900s home in Martinsburg, WV. This 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence features architectural details like the grand central staircase and vintage moldings and millwork, generous formal and flex rooms, and a charming pub room.



Eaglehurst, an elegant turn-of-the-century homestead, sheltered five generations of the family of Dr. & Mrs. A.B. Eagle. Situated on two acres along Route 11 within city limits, the dwelling was the site of one hundred years of gracious receptions, dinners, and parties. Celebrated visitors to Eaglehurst included Kenny Rogers, Willie Stargill, Cal and Bill Ripken, Meadowlark Lemon, David Selby, and Susan Sullivan.



A welcoming verandah runs the length of the house while two attractive fireplace hearths invite warmth. The staircase landing offers a cozy reading nook or workspace. Inspired by Bermuda’s Hogpenny Pub, the bar room is a fun place to relax and entertain friends.



Outdoor recreation options include a tennis court that could be converted to pickleball courts as well as a 22,000-gallon in-ground swimming pool.



The property includes additional buildings, one housing a two-car garage and office/hobby room, a pool building, and a cottage that could be renovated into a rental property. The spacious attic offers unique potential—perfect for an office, studio, or playroom.



Zoning lends itself to development and investment opportunities including residential use, commercial, or both. With in-town convenience in a park-like setting, you will want to move into this serene retreat tomorrow or bring your contractor and reimagine this timeless estate for generations to come.