210 Washington Street
Moorefield, WV 26836

The George Eberly house was built in the 1870âs by Georgeâs father, William Eberly who was a well-known builder in the area. The four bedroom, two and a half baths, wood frame house is only one of three unusual cruciform (cross) shaped houses in the county. The house features stunning original wood floors, beautiful wavy original glass windows, original doors with hardware with keys and a graceful main staircase as well as a second âservantsâ staircase. Picture railing in every room, ceiling fans and lots of built-in storage. The windows contain an interior plexiglass âstormâ window known as Magnetite windows. The first level has 10â ceilings with 9â ceilings on the second floor. The high ceilings combined with the two staircases, provide excellent air flow throughout the house. The living room has an unusual bay window and the dining room mantle contains drawers and a warming âclosetâ next to the chimney. A âsecretâ hallway leads from the kitchen to the dining room. The kitchen comes complete with stove, dishwasher, garbage disposal, microwave and refrigerator. A downstairs laundry room located in the half bath, comes with washer and dryer. A sleeping porch on the second floor provides opportunities for outdoor sleeping in the summer. Storage room located off the back porch. The house which has a full basement and full attic, is situated on a large lot with plenty of space for a garden and room for kids to play! The front of the house is fully landscaped, and the back yard is ¾ fenced with a chain link fence. A mature grape arbor provides plenty of grapes for wine and jelly making. A graveled driveway leads to off street parking with a single car garage and additional shed. The house is located in the Historic District of Moorefield They donât built houses like this anymore! This well-maintained spacious home is ready for you to move in and enjoy.