Lilly Susan

Charles Town’s historic downtown blends 18th-century charm with modern practicality—a balance that extends to its professional services. Lilly Susan operates here as a dentist’s office, tucked into the upper level of 116 W Washington St, where the Jefferson County Courthouse casts its long shadow just blocks away. The practice fits unobtrusively into the street’s rhythm, neither flashy nor hidden, catering to routine cleanings, fillings, and the occasional emergency extraction. Its position above street level means you’ll climb stairs or take an elevator, a small trade-off for a central location where parking is dictated by the town’s grid rather than a private lot.

Dental work rarely feels like a leisurely errand, but the proximity to Courthouse Square at least offers a distraction: post-appointment, you’re steps from the farmers’ market on Saturdays or a coffee at one of the brick-front cafés. For logistics, note the phone—(304) 725-9014—and confirm details via the map, where the entrance is marked clearly. The building itself is a quiet participant in the town’s daily flow, its professional tenants serving a community that still measures distance in blocks, not minutes.