If youre thinking about buying a house in a certain neighborhood, wouldnt it be great to talk with a neighbor first?
Thats the spirit of our new series: Active Adults Agents Close to Home.
Over the next few weeks well profile several who will tell us what they love most about the homes and [...]
As Active Adults Realty agents it isnt our job to convince you to buy a house. More accurately, were here to help you find the house thats best suited to your lifestyle and budget, albeit with the inimitable sense of joy we all feel when you pick up the keys to a home thats truly [...]
Over the last couple of weeks Ive spotlighted the home and lifestyle options offered up north in New Castle County and around the middle of Delaware in Kent County. One thing that came to mind as I wrote about these two places is the fact that Delaware is a fairly small state. So regardless of where you live, youre rarely more than a [...]
Last week I wrote the first of three features describing the unique offerings of each of Delawares three counties. If you check out these details on New Castle County, youll see how wonderful it is if youre commuting to your job in Wilmington, and if you want to be near numerous cultural and recreational offerings.
This week Im [...]
One of the most important conversations we have with clients who are searching for new homes focuses on both the types of architectural features they love and how they really want to spend their leisure time.
Nights at the theatre or days on the beach? Pickleball or golf? Container gardening or an acre of vegetable gardens and grass?
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Its no secret that Bill and I are fans of historic architecture since the sign for Active Adults Realty is prominently displayed in the front yard of our 1920s Second Street craftsman home in Lewes. We love the sturdy brick exterior and the quaint interior thats airy and [...]
Whether youve lived in the Delaware coastal region for a long time or have recently moved here, you might find yourself adapting one of Charles Dickens most famous lines as you sit in traffic watching beautiful farmland transformed into more housing, thinking . . [...]
First was the decision in the early 1980s to turn away the development of a massive coal port that would have moved more than 6 tons of the nasty stuff through town every [...]
Last week I wrote the first of three posts describing why the charming town of Lewes thats so popular today could have become a very different place. That post, revealing how we almost got stuck with a coal plant at [...]
In recent weeks weve written about some of the most interesting places in historic Lewes, which continues to be one of Delawares most desirable places to live and visit. Yet the town you see today could have been very different, if not for some remarkable feats by its residents and business [...]