Nature is always close, but so is refinement.
Lets dive into the five most expensive houses currently on the market in West Virginia.
Where is Shepherdstown?
Jeannene R Marconi @ Hunt Country Sotheby’S International Realty via Coldwell Banker Realty
Bordering the Potomac River, Shepherdstown is one of West Virginias oldest towns and home to Shepherd University.
Its compact downtown includes historic buildings, local shops, and cafes that serve both residents and students.
It sits near major Civil War sites and connects to Maryland via a nearby bridge.
A leather sectional and a mix of armchairs face a rustic trunk used as a coffee table.
Large windows line one wall, and recessed ceiling lights provide overhead illumination.
Color choices include dark teal walls, white trim, and natural wood tones.
Floating shelves hold dishes and decor, while a central vent hood anchors the cooktop.
A rug adds texture near the prep area.
A large chandelier creates a patterned glow on the ceiling.
Artwork and a small bar area sit against dark wainscoting that wraps the room.
Access to the kitchen is visible through a wide opening.
A black desk with a task lamp sits at the center of the room, facing a window.
Exposed beams and wood flooring add visual structure, while framed art and patterned curtains provide accents.
Storage drawers are built into the lower section of the bookcase.
A leather loveseat and a small bench provide additional seating.
Light wood flooring contrasts with darker wall colors and layered rugs.
Lighting comes from recessed fixtures and standing lamps.
Source:Tracy Lynne Palmer @ Samson Properties via Coldwell Banker Realty
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Outdoor living is enhanced by a spacious patio, extended decking, and a pergola designed for year-round enjoyment.
Where is Morgantown?
Home to West Virginia University, Morgantown sits along the Monongahela River in the northern part of the state.
The city combines a college-town atmosphere with medical, research, and tech industries.
Its downtown includes shops, restaurants, and access to riverfront trails.
Morgantown is connected by Interstate 79 and features its own personal rapid transit system linking the WVU campuses.
A large stone oven and hood anchor the back wall of the kitchen.
Granite countertops and raised-panel cabinets wrap around the space, with arched windows letting in natural light.
A central island offers seating for three, with pendant lights above.
Stainless steel appliances and a tile backsplash complete the design.
Stone and wood finishes define the perimeter, including built-in shelving and arched windows.
A chandelier and recessed lights provide overhead lighting.
The space includes casual seating areas and a visible kitchen zone in the background.
Blue sofas face a large projection screen, surrounded by posters and wood-trimmed walls.
Track lighting and ceiling tiles provide even illumination.
Game stools and a small bar table are tucked near the wall.
Bathroom
A jetted tub sits below a painting and mosaic tile accent wall in the bathroom.
Two vanities with framed mirrors and a central dressing table line the opposite wall.
A walk-in shower with glass doors and a tiled interior anchors the back of the room.
Light tile flooring extends throughout, with wood trim framing the windows and ceiling.
Deck
Outdoor seating areas are arranged across a wide deck with two umbrella-covered spaces.
Wicker and metal furniture surround a round fire table, with cushions in patterned fabrics.
Potted plants line the walls and entry points.
Stucco walls, arched windows, and a tile roof frame the house exterior.
Source:Kay Michael Alexander and Barbara Alexander @ Howard Hanna via Coldwell Banker Realty
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Built with high-end finishes and a 50-year roof, the home had 2023 property taxes of $3,296.
Where is Vienna?
Along the Ohio River in Wood County, Vienna is a suburban city just north of Parkersburg.
It has a mix of residential neighborhoods, shopping centers, and riverfront parks.
The area developed alongside industry and commerce but now serves mainly as a residential hub.
Vienna connects to nearby cities via Route 14 and is part of the larger Parkersburg-Marietta metro area.
Built-in shelving flanks a stone fireplace in the living room.
Coffered ceilings and recessed lighting highlight the symmetry of the space.
Two patterned armchairs and a floral sofa form the seating area, arranged around a wooden coffee table.
A glass door leads into another sitting area with matching decor.
Cabinetry with carved molding lines both sides of the kitchen.
A central island features a built-in cooktop with a hanging pot rack above.
Double wall ovens and a panel-front refrigerator are built into the cabinetry.
Tile inlays underfoot break up the wood flooring.
A dining table with seating for six is centered beneath a chandelier.
Tall windows dressed with floral curtains brighten the space.
A glass-front china cabinet and large wall-mounted plant add vertical elements to the layout.
Molded wainscoting and crown trim finish the room.
Vaulted ceilings with wood-paneled coffering trigger the length of the bedroom.
A sleigh bed anchors the room, placed between two matching nightstands.
A sitting area with a striped lounge chair sits near the window wall.
Ceiling fans and recessed lights provide layered lighting.
Double vanities stretch the length of the bathroom beneath a wide mirror.
A built-in jetted tub sits in the center of the room, surrounded by cabinetry.
A glass-enclosed shower is tucked in the corner, and crown molding runs along the ceiling perimeter.
Tile and wood flooring divide the space into zones.
Source:Terry Coatney, Blaine Ritchie @ Coldwell Banker Select Properties via Coldwell Banker Realty
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The property offers panoramic views of surrounding fields, forests, and mountains.
Where is Valley Head?
It sits along U.S. Route 219 and serves as a gateway to nearby outdoor recreation areas.
The town has a rural character, with a few homes, churches, and local businesses.
Its location places it close to hiking trails, rivers, and mountain views.
Great Room
Exposed beams stretch across the vaulted ceiling in the open-concept great room.
A long kitchen island with bar seating runs parallel to a formal dining table set atop an area rug.
A stone fireplace with built-in shelving anchors the far wall between a row of large windows.
Living and dining spaces are integrated into one continuous layout with wood flooring throughout.
Home Office
Built-in shelving and cabinetry line two walls of the office.
A mounted deer head and chandelier add rustic elements.
The ceiling and walls are finished in warm-toned wood planks.
A large stone fireplace with a wood mantel dominates one wall of the bedroom.
A red and beige striped bed is centered against a plain wall with nightstands on either side.
Sloped ceilings with exposed logs echo the architecture found in the main living space.
Wood flooring and a patterned rug complete the layout.
Three windows above the tub bring in natural light across the bathroom.
Ceiling beams extend across the space, mirroring the wood accents throughout.
Floors are tiled in a neutral tone.
The area overlooks wide open fields, trees, and distant hills.
A built-in cover is propped open to one side.
The surrounding landscape is quiet and open with no nearby structures.
Source:Heather M Pace @ RE/MAX Country via Coldwell Banker Realty
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Two wells, septic systems, generators, fiber optic internet, and smart home systems provide full self-sufficiency.
Where is Paw Paw?
The town has a quiet residential core and is surrounded by wooded hills and farmland.
Route 9 connects Paw Paw to larger towns in the region.
Log walls and a high vaulted ceiling frame the living room.
Floor-to-ceiling windows look out over the landscape, bringing in natural light.
A stone fireplace anchors one corner, with a mounted TV nearby.
The seating area centers around a low square coffee table and includes a mix of armchairs and curved sofas.
Wood cabinetry, granite countertops, and a commercial-grade range dominate the kitchen layout.
A curved island with a prep sink extends into the open space.
Large log beams span the ceiling, and multiple windows bring in views of the trees outside.
A pot filler is installed above the stove, and the backsplash continues up the wall behind it.
The bedroom features exposed log beams and a radial ceiling structure with a central light fixture.
A large bed sits on a neutral rug, flanked by matching nightstands and lamps.
A pair of armchairs are positioned by the windows, which offer wide views of the outdoors.
Wood flooring and a mix of light and dark finishes add contrast throughout the room.
A corner bathtub set in red marble sits below an arched window.
The double vanity spans the length of one wall, with a wide mirror above.
Brass fixtures and hardware contrast with white cabinetry.
Wood flooring continues throughout, and a round rug softens the center of the room.
Low hedges and natural landscaping border the space.
A tennis court sits just beyond the pool area, partially hidden by trees.
A built-in stone hot tub and wood deck are tucked into one corner.
Source:Jeannene R Marconi @ Hunt Country SothebyS International Realty via Coldwell Banker Realty
