Martinsburg
Roundhouse

Market-Event Center & Amphitheater Projects
Rising from The Ruins
COMMERCIAL LEASE OPPORTUNITY
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Prime Location: Just 2.3 miles from Exit 13 of I-81, offering excellent on-site access to train station/daily passenger rail (Amtrak, MARC) service.
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Located on site of 12.94-acre National Historic Landmark property that attracts thousands of visitors annually (2025: Tourists from 34 U.S. states, Washington D.C., and 10 foreign countries).
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Fully Serviced Infrastructure: Equipped with HVAC, electric, water, sewer and gas and on-site parking - ready for immediate development
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Customization of Open Floor Plan Space Available.
PROPERTY FACTS
Lease: Negotiable
Proposed Use: Commercial
Total Square Footage: 18,500
DESCRIPTION:
This commercial lease opportunity features a historic, two-story brick building equipped with HVAC and Fire Suppression systems, Water and Sewer at 100 East Liberty St. in historic Downtown Martinsburg, Berkeley County, WV — just 2.3 miles from I-81, Exit 13.
With open floor spaces on two floors, the building may be customized for use. Located outside the 100-year floodplain and within the Eastern West Virginia Alliance Zone (Region 9), it offers immediate availability and negotiable sale terms.
The property is supported by robust infrastructure, including electric service from Potomac Edison, water and sewer lines via the City of Martinsburg, and natural gas from Mountaineer Gas Co. Telecommunications options, including high speed Internet (fiber, cable, and DSL) are available.
Its strategic location also provides direct, daily rail passenger access and connections to Washington D.C. and Pittsburgh via Amtrak and MARC (weekday) and connectivity to major hubs including Reagan National and BWI airports.

From the tragic arson fire in 1990 that devastated our East Roundhouse, rises an initiative to bring the Performing Arts to a one-of-a-kind historic industrial setting in the heart of the Downtown Martinsburg.
Current Funding Need: Our community amphitheater project has been projected to cost as much as $3 million, but we are no less excited about the vision to create a one-of-a-kind performing arts venue in the ruins of the East Roundhouse building, which was tragically destroyed by fire in 1990.
View Concept Design here
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