Delaware Featured Towns
Bethany Beach
Bethany Beach was founded as "a haven of rest for quiet people” with the Delaware Seashore State Park ” to the North, a Boardwalk for strolling and a full range of eating and shopping experiences.
Bridgeville
Bridgeville, one of the oldest communities in western Sussex County and located about 30 miles from Rehoboth Beach and from Dover. It’s a pleasant agricultural-oriented community known for fine homes, broad tree-lined streets, active community organizations and the Bridgeville Historical Society.
Dagsboro
Located on the coast of Southern Delaware between Indian River Bay and Route 113, Dagsboro is a charming and historic little town filled with big possibilities.From shopping and dining to movies and historic attractions to amazing outdoor recreation, Dagsboro has something for everyone.
Dover
Dover and the Kent County area is saturated with museums, attractions and hundreds of restaurants. Exciting gaming and harness racing, NASCAR thrills, unique special events, rich history and Delaware hospitality are found by those moving to and residing in Kent County, Delaware.
Fenwick Island
Fenwick Island is right across the Delaware state line from Ocean City, Maryland. Close to the OC action, yet family-oriented, the town sits on a narrow strip of land with wide beaches to the east and Little Assawoman Bay to the west.
Frankford
Wide open fields, lush woods, and a charming historic downtown set a tranquil scene for the town of Frankford, DE. Just minutes from the Delaware coastline and some of the area’s best beaches, Frankford is a quiet little town of historic buildings and neighborly community.
Georgetown
Georgetown, located at the heart of Sussex County is 16 miles from anywhere in the county. It has small town charm, historic appeal, cultural diversity and excellent educational facilities, an accessible airport, unique stores and antique shops.
Greater Wilmington & Brandywine Valley
Wilmington is strategically located on I-95, between New York City and Washington, D.C. roughly 30 miles south of the Philadelphia International Airport. Also known as the "Corporate Capital", many official corporate headquarters are located in and around Wilmington.
Lewes
Beautiful and quaint, the seafaring town of Lewes is a tree lined city offering walkable streets with unique shops, restaurants, galleries, antique stores, B&B’s, incredible gardens, parks, a marina, museums, and a Town Dock on the Lewes-Rehoboth Canal.
Middletown
Middletown is conveniently located about 24 miles south of Wilmington, Delaware. It is one of the oldest Delaware towns not on a navigable waterway. Several of Delaware's most popular active adult communities are located in Middletown
Milford
Downtown Milford boasts streets filled with galleries and restaurants, while the area surrounding offers some truly outstanding outdoor recreation and exploration. Milford itself is filled with shopping, dining, and other modern conveniences, and best of all, it’s just a short drive to some of Delaware’s most beautiful beaches.
Millsboro
Millsboro is the quintessential rural hometown, conveniently located at the intersection of Routes 113 and 24. Home to many small businesses as well as some of the county's largest employers, the town boasts many antique stores and great eateries as well as parks.
Millville
A cozy little town just minutes from some of the best beaches in the country, Millville's small population has seen a spike in popularity over the past few years. There are plenty of perks that make it easy to fall in with life in Millville.
Milton
Milton’s historic district has 200 homes on the National Register. From lacy Victorian homes to gorgeous Arts and Crafts bungalows, this former shipbuilding town located at the head of the Broadkill River offers town parks, unique shops with fishing, canoeing, and kayaking
Newark
Newark is located directly east of the Maryland state line and is about a mile south of "the Twelve-Mile Circle" where Delaware, Maryland, and Pennsylvania meet. Located almost equidistant between Philadelphia (approx. 45 miles) and Baltimore (approx. 55 miles), Newark is part of densely populated New Castle County, and its large amount of public parkland
Ocean View
Ocean View is located one mile west from Bethany Beach at the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River Bay. Ocean View is best described as a friendly community comprised primarily of retirees and “A Place to Come Home to” with less than 2000 year-round residents
Rehoboth Beach
Rehoboth Beach, located on the Atlantic Coast, is only two hours from Washington, D.C., Baltimore, and Philadelphia. It has a beautiful beach, a mile-long boardwalk (one of the best on the east coast), wonderful unique shops and outlet stores, galleries and great restaurants.
Selbyville
Selbyville is located eight miles from Fenwick Island and from Ocean City, Maryland on the south side of Route 54. Today it is now a place where many newcomers choose to live, work and retire as well as, vacation. Four new neighborhoods are in the construction process, with more homes to be built.
South Bethany
Nestled between Bethany Beach and Fenwick Island in the heart of the “Quiet Resorts”, South Bethany is a tranquil and almost entirely residential beach community known for its beautiful homes and pristine beaches.
