
"Almost heaven, West Virginia." Residents of the Mountain State, including our real estate agents, have long recognized the truth of that sentiment. Today, thanks to an iconic song by John Denver, people around the world know about the glorious beauty of West Virginia.
June 20, 2020, marked the 157th birthday of West Virginia. While the annual celebration in Morgantown is postponed, this is a good occasion to take a look back at the story behind "Take Me Home, Country Roads" and how it became a state anthem.

Thanks to smartphones, you don't need to own an expensive camera to take quality photos. Morgantown homes for sale are surrounded by scenic areas to document in pictures. Head out to these beautiful spots on Monday, June 15 and catch some great shots for National Nature Photography Day.

If you've been looking at Morgantown homes for sale, you'll be glad to know that there are plenty of great area locations to enjoy a run or just a leisurely stroll. Here are a few of our favorites.

If you've challenged yourself to run some of the 5K races in and around Morgantown, WV this year, you'll be looking for places to train. Fortunately, you'll find plenty of parks and running trails that highlight the area's natural beauty and let you see different scenery at each location. You can jumpstart or improve your running routine with trails that provide varying views, terrain, and lengths.
Our real estate agents suggest the following places around Morgantown, WV to train for your next 5K:

In naming Morgantown the "Best Small Town in West Virginia," Southern Living says the city "thinks big but lives small." Morgantown has the sophistication and variety of amenities found in the best urban areas, while its friendly, close-knit community provides the most enviable aspects of small-town living.
If that's not enough, here are six specific reasons why local residents and our real estate agents believe Morgantown is a great place to call home.