Laurel, DE Homes for Rent

Laurel is a rural community with a rich history, featuring 15 sites on the National Register of Historic Places. The neighborhood is known for its quiet atmosphere and more affordable homes compared to other parts of the state. Housing options include colonials, Cape Cods from the early- to mid-1900s, and ranch-style and split-level homes built through the 1990s. Recreational opportunities are plentiful, with Roger C. Fisher Laurel River Park offering a playground, boat launch, and pier for kayaking and fishing in Broad Creek. The park also hosts Little League games on its seven baseball and softball diamonds. Trap Pond State Park, located 7 miles east, provides a 5-mile trail, playground, nature center, disc golf course, and paddleboat rentals. The park also hosts a Nature Festival in April, while the town's block party on Market Street in June features free food, raffles, and family activities. Dining options along Central Avenue include Laurel Pizzeria, Abbott's on Broad Creek, and the popular Smash N' Dash Burgery. Grocery shopping is available at Tienda Latina La Bendición and Food Lion. Commuters often travel via U.S. Route 13, with Salisbury 15 miles south and Dover 42 miles north. The closest hospital, TidalHealth Nanticoke, is 7 miles away, and Salisbury Regional Airport is 18 miles south.