Channing Sherfey - Realtor with Hoffman Realty

07/30/2026

05/13/2026

NEW LISTING: 2645 Dry Run Road, Luray 🤩🌷🙌 - PLEASE SHARE

Nestled on 12.53 picturesque acres, this spacious 5-bedroom, 2-bath property offers the perfect blend of comfort, functionality, and country charm. Inside, you’ll find a welcoming foyer that works beautifully as an office space or dining area, and a cozy living room with a flu for a wood stove. The updated kitchen features white cabinetry, butcher block countertops, and abundant storage with a pantry and utility room. Recent improvements include a remodeled kitchen within the last five years, new laminate flooring throughout most of the home, and power washing the exterior buildings. The large primary suite offers built-in shelving, a walk-in closet, and an ensuite bath with a walk-in shower/tub combination. The home also features spacious secondary bedrooms, multiple closets, attic storage, and a large guest bath. Outside, the property is set up beautifully for hobby farming, horses, or anyone seeking room to roam. Dry Run Creek flows through the land, which includes approximately 8 cleared acres and 4 wooded acres with a a private pond. Also included: chicken coop and chicken yard, an open/flat arena previously used as a round pen, and a huge barn complete with water, electricity, tack room, hay loft, three 12x17 stalls, and two 12x12 stalls. Additional outbuildings include two 12x20 sheds built in 2021, one of which is insulated and powered. A welcoming front porch, back deck, and small garage/storage area complete this versatile country retreat!

For more details and photos 🌐: https://www.sableponn.com/featured-listing

Sable Ponn, REALTOR®
GRI, ABR, MRP
540.860.8966
[email protected]

04/20/2026

03/29/2026

Who’s ready???

01/29/2026

Catch Sarah at this open house on 1/31/26 from 11–1! 🏡
Stop by, take a tour, and see what this home has to offer! ✨



Sarah Combs
Broker/Owner
Hoffman Realty
(304)229-2100
9601 Wi******er Ave, Bunker Hill, WV 25413

01/20/2026

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced Wednesday that $2.1 million in state grants has been awarded to help develop business-ready sites across 23 counties in West Virginia.

01/13/2026

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01/12/2026

George Washington was a regular visitor to “Old” Berkeley County, which, at the time, included all of Berkeley and Jefferson and part of present-day Morgan Counties until 1801. From the age of sixteen, George visited Bath, now Berkeley Springs, first, as a land surveyor working for Lord Fairfax, and he returned many times after.
Thomas, the sixth Lord Fairfax, lived near Mount Vernon and owned property in old Berkeley County. A very young George Washington surveyed the land for Fairfax, and continued to visit the area often. He would represent the area in the House of Burgesses and fought there during both the French and Indian War and the Revolutionary War. He would eventually own land within the boundaries of all three of the current counties.
George purchased lots in Berkeley Springs and built on them, but never lived there. The land was eventually sold to his nephew, Bushrod Washington. In present-day Berkeley County, George Washington worshipped at Hedges Chapel when he was in the area surveying. Not far from the chapel is Snodgrass Tavern. George Washington slept here. More than once.
On March 18, 1774, George leased 125 acres in what is now Jefferson County to William Bartlett for the planting of 100 peach trees and 100 winter apple trees in the “Barrens of Bullskin” in the Kabletown area in what was then eastern Berkeley County. The Washington-Bartlett venture is regarded as the beginning of the horticultural/orchard history of Berkeley County and West Virginia.
Happy Retreat, the home of George's brother, Charles, is located in Charles Town. Harewood, the home of George and Charles’ brother Samuel, also lies just outside of Charles Town. Harewood, completed in 1770, was the site of the marriages of Dolley Payne Todd to future U.S. President James Madison in 1784 and of Dolley’s sister Lucy to Samuel’s son George Steptoe Washington in 1793. While there are other Washington family homes in the immediate area, Harewood is the only one that has remained in the family.
Harpers Ferry was selected by George Washington as the site of the first federal armory and arsenal, the construction of which began in 1799. Harper's Ferry was of extreme importance because it sat at the convergence of the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, allowing for easier transportation and trade. The town would eventually become even more significant.

01/12/2026

✨ Price Improvement Alert! ✨

Check out this amazing price improvement on this beautiful property! 🏡💰 Now is the perfect time to make your move—don’t miss out on this great opportunity!

📲 Contact us today for more details or to schedule a showing.

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Sarah Combs
Broker/Owner
Hoffman Realty
(304)229-2100
9601 Wi******er Ave, Bunker Hill, WV 25413

01/12/2026

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