The 68th Annual House and Garden Tour
April 25-26, 2026 / Jefferson and Berkeley Counties, WV
Sponsored by the Shenandoah Potomac Garden Council
the 68th Annual Tour (2026)
House #1
The Secret Garden
518 S. Samuel Street, Charles Town, WV 25414
Shown by the Windflower and Wizard Clip Garden Clubs
Built in 1935 on the original McCurdy farm, this charming downtown Charles Town home reveals delightful surprises behind its modest exterior. Each owner has carefully expanded and styled the interior while preserving original details.
House #2
Rose Hill Farm
284 Edgewood School Road
Shenandoah Junction, WV 25442
Shown by the Dolley Madison Garden Club
Rose Hill Farm sits on centuries-old land in Jefferson County, where an 1835 brick farmhouse and earlier log cabin tell the story of frontier life. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the property includes restored barns, native gardens, and sweeping pastures that reflect generations of care.
House #3
The Fitz
909 West King Street, Martinsburg, WV 25401
Shown by the Berk-Mar Garden Club
Built in 1925 in Martinsburg’s Boom Town Historic District, The Fitz is a Georgian Revival brick home known for its Chinese Chippendale porch balustrade and stunning stained glass staircase landing. Visitors will see spacious rooms with original hardwood and tile floors, a kitchen that preserved its vintage compass-pattern tile, and mature landscaping.
House #4
Huxley Hall
123 Old Mill Road, Martinsburg, WV 25401
Shown by the Olde Berkeley Garden Club
Built in 1782 by Revolutionary War Captain John Kerney, Huxley Hall is a stone and brick home on Tuscarora Creek. Recognized by the National Society Colonial Dames and as a Berkeley County Historic Landmark, the property shows how this Shenandoah Valley home evolved over more than two centuries.
About Us
Our mission is to beautify and refurbish public spaces in our communities to encourage their use by both residents and visitors.
We believe in the value of green spaces, and we hope our plantings contribute to the overall health and happiness of our visitors.
Shenandoah-Potomac Garden Council is a group of eight Federated garden clubs in Jefferson and Berkeley Counties, West Virginia. The House and Garden tour is our sole fundraising venture for our community projects.
Why Berkeley and Jefferson Counties?
Berkeley and Jefferson Counties provide the perfect landscape for house and garden tours. The area’s history, architecture and horticulture is as rich and varied as the individuals who settled the area centuries ago. The buildings and homes that have been on the tour over the years provide tangible elements of this region’s history and include fascinating accounts of the players and plots over time.
