Neighborhoods in New Castle County, DE

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  Westover Hills

  Westover Hills, located just outside city limits, was developed as Wilmington's first upscale suburban residential zone in 1927. Nearly a century later, sprawling historic estates stand alongside modern Neo-Colonial architecture on expansive, carefully manicured lawns. With its focus on luxury amenities, Westover Hills's reputation remains

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    $1.14M

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    $807K - $2.6M

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  Greenville

  Set 4 miles northwest of Wilmington, the community of Greenville is the heart of what many refer to as “chateau country”: a rolling section of land filled with trees, streams and some of the area’s most exclusive houses. Monica Hill, a 25-year veteran with RE/MAX Associates-Wilmington, calls it “the jewel in the crown of this area.” She says:

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    $1.05M

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    $732K - $3.2M

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  Wawaset

  Years before residents of Wawaset moved in, jockeys and race car drivers competed at high speeds around the oval track that shapes this community outside of Downtown Wilmington. The vision for Wawaset began with Edward L. Palmer Jr., an American architect hired to design a planned community for executive corporate staff and other employees. "The

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    $735K

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    $521K - $1M

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  Alapocas

  Alapocas, a town just three miles outside of Wilmington, Delaware, is nestled between a sizable state park, a scenic river and a highway interchange. Its isolated position creates privacy for the community. “It is a top-tier neighborhood,” says Bob Blackhurst, a real estate agent with Compass. “It’s a hidden gem that is a lesser-known area near

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    $705K

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    $292K - $1.2M

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  Hockessin

  As former farmland first developed in the 1980s, Hockessin differs from most of northern Delaware, which is primarily made up of Wilmington and its suburbs. Located near Delaware’s northwestern border with Pennsylvania, the area may seem little more than a bedroom community at first glance, but that is far from accurate. The town has a long

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    $656K

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    $380K - $1M

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  Odessa

  Odessa, located in Port Penn, Northern Delaware, is a community along the Delaware River and the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, featuring a mix of rolling farmlands, marshy wetlands, and newly constructed suburbs. Housing options range from contemporary colonials and townhomes in subdivisions like Bayberry North to historic 19th-century colonials

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    $562K

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    $350K - $1.2M

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    108 Listings

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  Talleyville

  Talleyville in Wilmington offers suburban charm with spacious homes, Brandywine Creek State Park, and top-rated Brandywine School District schools. Shopping centers along Route 202 and I-95 access make it ideal for commuters. Talleyville, a well-established suburb in North Wilmington, offers a blend of suburban tranquility and urban convenience.

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    $551K

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    $361K - $1.3M

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  Northern Newark

  Just outside the hustle and bustle of downtown Newark and the University of Delaware campus, folks living around the city’s reservoir in Northern Newark enjoy peace and natural wonder without sacrificing the conveniences of this small city and its renowned university. Situated around a 70-acre nature park and the Newark reservoir, Northern

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    $550K

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    $318K - $729K

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  Brandywine Hills

  Brandywine Hills in Wilmington has diverse architecture and highly rated schools like P.S. duPont Middle and Mount Pleasant High. Residents enjoy Matson Run Parkway and Rockwood Park, with downtown Wilmington's amenities nearby. Brandywine Hills, a charming suburb in Wilmington, features a variety of unique architectural styles, including

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    $549K

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    $370K - $729K

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  Kirkwood

  Kirkwood, a rural community near Wilmington, Delaware, blends suburban living with historical charm. The neighborhood features wide streets, green spaces, and forested areas, with single-family houses and townhouses reflecting traditional architectural styles such as Colonial, Four-square, and split-level homes. These homes typically offer

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    $541K

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    $340K - $974K

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  Carrcroft

  Carrcroft, located less than 5 miles north of downtown Wilmington, is a centrally positioned neighborhood known for its proximity to state parks, shopping centers, and major highways. The area features a variety of home styles, including ranch-style, split-levels, and both traditional and contemporary colonials from the 1950s to the 1970s. Homes

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    $530K

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    $337K - $1.2M

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  Saint Georges

  Crossing over the Delaware Canal on the Senator William V. Roth Jr. Bridge leads to Saint Georges, an incorporated community in New Castle County. "This is an older neighborhood with newer construction. The area was built back in the 1700s, but what attracts people today is the recent developments," explains Monica Hill, a local Realtor with

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    $529K

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    $255K - $1.1M

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  Fairfax

  Fairfax, a neighborhood in North Wilmington, offers a blend of retail convenience, scenic state parks, and suburban living. The area features homes from the 1950s to the '70s, including colonials, split-levels, and ranch-style houses, many with charming features like bay windows and brick pathways. Streets such as Spalding Road are lined with

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    $527K

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    $357K - $1.2M

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  Brandywine

  Brandywine, also known as Brandywine Hundred, is an unincorporated neighborhood on the northern edge of the Delaware state line, offering a mix of housing styles from ranch and split-level homes to Colonial Revivals. The area includes townhomes in the Village of Brandywine and manufactured homes in Winterset Farms. The neighborhood is served by

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    $519K

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    $244K - $810K

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  Highlands

  Highlands, a coveted neighborhood in Wilmington, Delaware, which has a limited number of houses on the market. The neighborhood is lined with Colonial and Craftsman-style homes many of which have oak trees and bushes in the front yards. Beyond its residential streets, where neighbors often walk their dogs, Highlands has a colorful shopping and

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    $515K

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    $165K - $1.5M

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  Westminster

  Westminster, a suburb near Wilmington, Delaware, blends historical charm with modern development. Located conveniently close to I-95 and north Wilmington, it offers access to shopping and dining along Centerville Road. The neighborhood has seen significant growth over the past decade, with homes ranging from 1960s and 1970s constructions to newer

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    $491K

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    $275K - $1.7M

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  Middletown

  Incorporated in 1861, the city of Middletown sits close to Delaware’s border with Maryland and is home to over 24,000 people. Predominantly residential, Middletown consists of many neighborhoods and subdivisions branching out from a commercial center, which in turn offers its residents a blend of suburban living and the convenience of more urban

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    $459K

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    $256K - $975K

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  Pike Creek

  A leafy valley engulfed by beautiful dense woods, Pike Creek offers a serene atmosphere to call home. “People go there for the peacefulness,” says Mary Corcoran, a Realtor with Patterson Schwartz Real Estate, “They love the walking trails, the nature, the wildlife. That’s what people are looking for there.” In Pike Creek, people live in quiet

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    $450K

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    $210K - $776K

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  Downtown Newark

  Downtown Newark is home to the University of Delaware, one of the oldest universities in the country. The city was once a tiny village between two creeks, but the university turned the area into a hub for education in the 1700s. Today, Downtown Newark contains a mix of residents, including university students and faculty, in addition to families.

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    $443K

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    $324K - $561K

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  Glasgow

  Glasgow, located in New Castle County, Delaware, is a community with historical significance, known for the Battle of Cooch’s Bridge during the Revolutionary War. Today, it features various walking and biking paths, making it a peaceful suburb. The neighborhood showcases a cohesive architectural style with brick exteriors and open front porches

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    $438K

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    $228K - $740K

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  Arden

  Arden, a village known for its artistic roots, is nestled among the gentle hills of Wilmington, Delaware. Founded as an art colony, Arden maintains a strong sense of community and creative expression. The village features an 80% tree canopy, with homes set back generously from the streets. Housing styles vary, including brick ranches, split-level

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    $431K

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    $181K - $716K

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  Southern Newark

  Home to the University of Delaware and its Fighting Blue Hen pride, Southern Newark embraces its college town roots in a residential setting. "The neighborhood is great if you work at the university but don't want to live downtown," said Scott Farnan of Berkshire Hathaway Services, Fox & Roach Realtors. It's easy to catch a game, tailgate near the

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    $402K

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    $148K - $751K

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  Triangle

  The residential streets of Triangle, a walkable suburb a mile outside of Wilmington, fittingly form a triangle – enclosed by 18th Street, Baynard Boulevard and Broom Street. While conveniently located off the busy Interstate 95, Brandywine Park and the Brandywine River give this neighborhood a quiet respite. Well-maintained early 20th-century

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    $385K

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    $218K - $673K

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  Eastern Newark

  Eastern Newark in Newark offers affordable homes, highly rated Red Clay Consolidated schools, outdoor spaces like Eastburn Acres Park and White Clay Creek Country Club, and access to public transportation and various eateries. Eastern Newark, located about 15 miles southwest of Wilmington, is a convenient suburb known for its proximity and

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    $363K

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    $230K - $725K

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  Marshallton

  Marshallton, a suburban neighborhood in Newport, is known for its historical significance and quiet residential charm. The area features forested streets lined with cozy suburban homes, including split-level and ranch-style houses, as well as newer colonial and luxury duplexes. These homes often have open-concept floor plans and spacious yards,

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    $361K

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    $209K - $781K

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    6 Listings

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