$1,200 per month
- 2 Beds
- 1 Bath
- 1,664 Sq Ft
- Townhouse for Rent
15 Myers Rd, Berkeley Springs, WV 25411
15 Myers Rd, Berkeley Springs, WV 25411$1,200 per month
15 Myers Rd, Berkeley Springs, WV 25411
15 Myers Rd, Berkeley Springs, WV 25411$875 per month
117 Wilkes St Unit 5, Berkeley Springs, WV 25411
Property Id: 31076NO ANIMALS & NO SMOKINGGround Floor. Includes Water, sewer & trash. Tenants pay electric.We collect the first and last month's rent + security deposit.Pictures are NOT current & do not show the new vinyl plank flooring and paint.Located in the Mountain Ranges of Bath County, part of the Tri-State region, within 30 minutes to Winchester, Martinsburg,
$1,050 per month
9349 Valley Rd Unit 109, Berkeley Springs, WV 25411
Nice apartment in Berkeley Springs features 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, kitchen and in unit laundry. Close to VA line.
Laura Ferguson Realty FC, LLC
$2,400 total monthly price
1132 Shanghai Rd, Berkeley Springs, WV 25411
Step back in time with the charm of this 3332 sq ft cedar sided farmhouse. Featuring a private, unrestricted, walkable, wooded, 10 acre lot, w/2 creeks and 2 cisterns, brightly light 23x15 living room, kitchen, dining room, main floor bedroom, mud room, 2 woodstoves, 2 bathrooms , 4 bedrooms, pine wood flooring, sleeping porch second floor , front and rear additions 2006. 1/4 from Sleepy Creek
Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, is a historic town known for its spring-fed waters and metaphysical charm. Originally named Bath, it became the nation's first spa town in the Colonial era, attracting visitors like George Washington. Today, Berkeley Springs continues to draw seasonal and year-round residents to its scenic valley, surrounded by the Cacapon and Sleepy Creek mountains. The town's center features Berkeley Springs State Park, where visitors can enjoy Roman Baths, a spring-fed pool, and tree-shaded walking paths. Nearby, Cacapon State Park offers 6,000 acres of recreational activities, including hiking, biking, and fishing, while Sleepy Creek Wildlife Management Area provides a quieter natural retreat. The town's architecture includes Victorian, Colonial Revival, and National-style homes, with more rural properties featuring contemporary cabins and farmhouses on larger plots of land. Downtown Berkeley Springs is walkable, with unique shops like Fairfax Coffee House, The Country Inn, and Mischief – Sweets & Shenanigans. The town hosts events such as the annual Apple Butter Festival and Art in the Park, celebrating local culture and crafts. While the town is a hub for local government and healthcare employment, it also offers easy access to major cities via Route 522 and nearby interstates. However, traffic congestion on Route 522 is common, especially on weekends, with a bypass under development to alleviate the issue.