Discover the charm of Black Farm, a circa 1826 property once owned by Joseph McMurran, founder of Shepherd College. Located minutes from the Shepherdstown Historic District, this generational family farm encompasses 72 picturesque acres along Rattlesnake Run and is preserved under West Virginia farmland protection. Featuring lush crop fields, fenced pastures, and 360° rural views, this property is truly one-of-a-kind. Stepping inside the beautifully preserved 19th-century home, you’ll find original features harmoniously blended with modern amenities. The home boasts stunning original woods floors, hickory cabinets, wood-burning stove, and double-hung windows alongside modern electrical and HVAC to ensure comfort year round. The traditional floor plan offers a formal living and dining room, while the eat-in galley kitchen provides convenient access to the laundry room. Down the hall, a first-floor primary suite with a cozy sitting room and outdoor patio is perfect for an in-law suite or private retreat. Upstairs, you'll find two additional bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a cozy sitting room, ensuring ample space for family and guests. Explore the property further, several outbuildings including a chicken coop, loafing shed, milk house, silo, storage shed, and a garage/workshop—perfect for hobbyists or those looking to start their own farmstead. Don’t miss the chance to own this extraordinary estate, rich in history and nestled in the heart of West Virginia’s breathtaking countryside. Schedule your private tour today and experience the unique charm of Black Farm for yourself!