West Virginia is a state full of beautiful cities that have a calming affect on its residents. Home to some of the country's most historic cities, the Mountain State is also one of the most beautiful parts of the country. Typifying the Mid-Atlantic relaxed attitude, West Virginia is full of communties that are great to live in.

Cities like Martinsburg are some of the finest in the country. The county seat of Berkeley County, Martinsburg was founded in 1778. Named in honor of Colonel Thomas Bryan Martin, a nephew of Lord Fairfax, by General Adam Stephen, Martinsburg was incorporated as a city on March 30, 1868. Situated along the old Cumberland Trail, a major American route during the 18th and 19th century, Martinsburg is located within a half hour drive from many American historical landmarks. Fascinating sites like the Antietam Batle Field in Sharpsburg, Maryland and Sheperdstown, West Virginia (the testing ground for the steamboat) are just a short trip away.

A multicultural community with a rich local history, Martinsburg offers one of the highest quality of life standards to its residents in West Virginia. With many recreational activities available for everybody to enjoy, Martinsburg represents the best of small town American living. With its excellent schools, beautiful homes, and extensive park system, Martinsburg would make a great place to live for anyone.