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Berkeley County, West Virginia, is looking to sell two parcels of county-owned property to private buyers. According to information released by the Berkeley County Commission, interested parties have until the end of September to submit their offers. The county is seeking to divest itself of these landholdings, opening the door for private development or use.
One of the properties is a 4.25-acre parcel located near 3095 Cannon Hill Road in the Hedgesville area. The minimum acceptable bid for this land is 8,100. The second parcel available for purchase is a .600-acre lot situated at the intersection of Land Back Lane and Nestle Quarry Road, across from 1521 Nestle Quarry Road. The starting bid for this smaller parcel has been set at 1,650. Residents interested in acquiring either of these county-owned properties must submit their offers by 4 p.m. on September 30.
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Those wishing to submit an offer have several options for doing so. Submissions can be delivered in person or sent via mail to the Berkeley County Commission at 400 W. Stephen St., Suite 201, Martinsburg, WV. Alternatively, potential buyers can email a completed property offer form to propertysales@berkeleywv.org. For those who prefer an online submission method, a fillable offer form is available on the county’s official website at https://berkeleywv.org/FormCenter/County-Commission-7/Property-Offer-Form-69. The county has also made additional information regarding these property sales available online at https://berkeleywv.org/907/Property-Sales.
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All offers that are received will undergo a review process by the Berkeley County Commission during their scheduled meeting on October 1. Any accepted offer will then require final approval at a subsequent commission meeting on October 8. Individuals seeking further details or clarification about the properties or the offer process are encouraged to contact the Berkeley County Commission directly by dialing 304-264-1923 and selecting Option 3.
Article by Mel Anara, based upon information from Berkeley County Commission.
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