Village of Cinderberry

The Village of Cinderberry sits on Route 113 just south of Market Street, inside the Town of Georgetown, in the middle of Sussex County.

• Hospital. Beebe Walk-In Georgetown on Biden Avenue is open every day. Bayhealth's Sussex Campus in Milford and Beebe's main hospital in Lewes are each about 17 miles away.
• Town. The Circle, the historic center of Georgetown with the county courthouse, is a short drive west.
• Beaches. Lewes and Rehoboth Beach are about 20 miles east.
• Getting around. Route 113 runs north to Milford and south to Millsboro, Route 9 runs east to Lewes, and Route 18 runs west toward Bridgeville.
• Inside the community. About 170 attached twin homes and single-family homes, with a community center, a heated indoor pool, a fitness room, a library and game rooms.

• Medical. Beebe Walk-In Georgetown and Beebe Primary Care Georgetown, both in town.
• Groceries. Walmart Supercenter on College Park Lane in Georgetown.
• Restaurants. Fat Daddy's BBQ on Seashore Highway, and Arena's at the Airport on Rudder Lane at Delaware Coastal Airport.
• Nightlife. Possum Point Players, the theater at Possum Hall on Old Laurel Road, a few minutes from the community.
• Parks and outdoors. Redden State Forest just north of Georgetown, with marked trails through the forest.
• Shopping. Walmart and the stores along Route 113, and the shops around The Circle. Delaware charges no sales tax.

Driving miles from 19 Cinder Way, Georgetown, to each spot below.

• 14 miles

  TidalHealth Nanticoke

  Nearest hospital

• 19 miles

  Rehoboth Beach, at the Bandstand

  Nearest ocean beach

• 36 miles

  Legislative Hall, Dover

  The state capital

• 86 miles

  Rodney Square, Wilmington

  Downtown Wilmington

• 106 miles

  Philadelphia International Airport

  For flights

• 91 miles

  BWI Marshall Airport

  For flights

Driving miles measured September 2026 from the address above to each named spot, rounded. We give miles rather than drive times on purpose: from Memorial Day to Labor Day, beach traffic on Route 1 can make the same trip take a good deal longer. Call us at 302-549-5164 and we will tell you what a drive really looks like in season.

Not the nearest pins on a map, the ones that answer the same question.

• Heritage Shores (Bridgeville). About 13 miles west, with attached twin homes and single-family homes, some by the same builder, plus an 18-hole golf course and a much larger clubhouse.
• Independence (Millsboro). A finished community of resale single-family homes with an indoor pool in its clubhouse, at a higher price point.
• Heritage Creek 55+ Enclave. New single-story homes in Milton from the low $400,000s, for a buyer weighing a resale here against new construction in another Sussex County town.

All three, like the Village of Cinderberry, are 55+ communities. Call us at 302-549-5164 and we will tell you what is for sale in each of them right now.

What are the HOA fees in Village of Cinderberry?

2026 listings show a fee of about $410 a month. A home that sold in January 2026 showed $390 a month. The fee covers the community center and pool, lawn cutting and feeding, snow removal from driveways and walkways, the driveways and walks themselves, and the roof, siding, windows, front door and garage door of each home. The association also carries a master insurance policy. Fees change. We will get the current figure for any home you are considering.

Is Village of Cinderberry a 55+ community?

Yes. Village of Cinderberry is a 55+ community under its association rules, set out in its recorded declaration and bylaws.

What kinds of homes are in Village of Cinderberry?

About 170 homes, a mix of attached twin homes and single-family homes, all with the main living on one floor and two or three bedrooms. Every home we see for sale is a resale. September 2026 listings run about 1,370 to 2,000 square feet, most with two bedrooms and two baths. The first homes went up around 2003 and 2004, and the newest we have found on record was built in 2019.

What amenities does Village of Cinderberry have?

A community center of about 7,000 square feet at the front of the community, with a heated indoor saltwater pool and hot tub open all year, an exercise room, a library, a community hall and game rooms, including billiards. Outside there are shuffleboard courts, horseshoe pits and sidewalks through the community. There is no golf course.

Is Village of Cinderberry inside the Town of Georgetown?

Yes. It is inside the Town of Georgetown limits. The town provides water, sewer, trash pickup and recycling, billed quarterly, and maintains the streets, street lights, fire hydrants and the sewer pump station. Homes pay a Town of Georgetown property tax on top of the county and school tax.

Is Village of Cinderberry gated?

No. There is no gate at the entrance. The streets have sidewalks on one side, street lights and several cul-de-sacs.

Where is Village of Cinderberry?

At 19 Cinder Way in Georgetown, on Route 113 just south of Market Street, inside the town limits. The Circle and the county courthouse are a short drive west. Bayhealth's Sussex Campus in Milford and Beebe's main hospital in Lewes are each about 17 miles away, and Lewes and Rehoboth Beach are about 20 miles east.

What is for sale in Village of Cinderberry right now?

The current listings are on this page. Call us at 302-549-5164 and we will tell you what is for sale and what has sold recently.