405-409- Boyd Avenue
Martinsburg, WV 25401

Rare opportunity to own Berkeley County's Oldest Home and the second Oldest Home. Aspen Hall features the Manor house of around 7,000 square feet and a historic cottage steps away. Built around 1750, Aspen Hall sits on 7 park like acres along the Tuscarora Creek, offering great trout fishing. The Georgian style home is known for its beautiful grand hall, sweeping spiral staircase, stunning brick molding, and inviting Victorian style. Three imported chandeliers highlight the welcoming front porch. Aspen Hall boasts 6 generously sized bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, along with a mother-in-law apartment that is currently leased. The Manor house has triple brick inner walls, 11 foot ceilings, 5 panel doors, period appropriate high end wallpaper in Grand Hall and all three floors of the staircase, designer paint, imported chandeliers inside and out, working vintage Victorian radiators with newer boiler, vintage clawfoot tubs. The custom built kitchen with original butler's pantry and custom made tugboat sink. The second floor offers the Renter's pantry with fridge, toaster oven, microwave and dining area for guests. Stroll along the private brick lined patio, surrounded by a pergola and Victorian roses, as well as a gazebo. The cottage, built in 1755 features two bedrooms and bathroom, a full kitchen, and laundry. It is currently a successful Air B&B offering all the conveniences of home, tranquil setting with close proximity to shopping, dining, and commuting. Let's not forget the property's rich history with historic Mendenhall's Fort. Built around 1755, the fort can be found in Washington's journals. Aspen Hall played many historic roles throughout the centuries including the French and Indian War, a hospital during the Civil War, and host to George Washington on several occasions. Location is a huge benefit of Aspen Hall. One block from the MARC train, one block from the police and fire department. And minutes away from Historic Downtown with great restaurants, cafes, entertainment, and the new and exciting Woven Mills project.