Lets take a look at the five most expensive homes currently on the market in the First State.
Wilmington, DE $1,395,000
Nestled along the tree-lined Kentmere Parkway in Wilmington, DE, this 5,200 sq.
ft. Georgian Colonial blends historic charm with modern elegance.
Kimberly A Simpson @ Thyme Real Estate Co LLC. via Coldwell Banker Realty
Listed for $1,395,000, it features 6-7 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, and 1 half bathroom.
Highlights include hardwood floors, oversized period windows, 9-foot ceilings, wainscoting, and marble and granite finishes.
The kitchen offers stainless steel appliances, a gas cooktop island, and ample storage.
The primary suite includes a walk-in closet room and a spa-like bath with a soaking tub and walk-in shower.
Where is Wilmington?
Wilmington is also home to several universities, including Delaware State Universitys Wilmington campus and Goldey-Beacom College.
Kitchen
Light-colored cabinetry and granite countertops provide storage and workspace in the kitchen.
Stainless steel appliances, including a double-door refrigerator, complement the traditional design.
An arched glass door leads outside, adding character and easy access.
A decorative ceiling pattern and pendant lighting contribute to the rooms charm.
The galley-style layout keeps everything within reach for efficient cooking.
Dining Room
Framed artwork and decorative pieces line the walls leading into the dining space.
A crystal chandelier hangs over a long wooden table with intricately carved chairs.
Large windows framed by red and gold valances let in natural light.
White paneling along the lower walls contrasts with the bold red upper section.
The space blends traditional and artistic elements with a dramatic color scheme.
Entertainment Room
Angled ceilings and dormer windows give the room a distinct shape.
A mix of seating, including a floral-patterned sofa and a leather armchair, faces a television.
A foosball table and framed sports memorabilia add a recreational touch.
Dark wood flooring contrasts with the light-colored walls.
The space is set up for both relaxation and entertainment.
Bedroom
An ornate wrought-iron canopy bed stands at the center of the room.
Matching side tables and a chaise lounge create a coordinated look.
Large windows framed by patterned valances bring in natural light.
Hardwood flooring complements the neutral wall tones.
The room combines decorative metalwork with classic furnishings.
Bathroom
A spacious walk-in shower with tiled walls sits beside a built-in soaking tub.
A set of French doors opens to a small balcony, allowing fresh air and natural light.
Neutral stone tiles cover the floor and walls, creating a cohesive look.
A vanity with a granite countertop provides storage and counter space.
The open layout adds to the sense of spaciousness.
Source:Sally Bittel Thomas @ Compass via Coldwell Banker Realty
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Wilmington, DE $2,350,000
This 9,125 sq.
Historic details include a Foxcroft stone exterior, slate roof, carved limestone staircase, and original faience tile.
The primary suite includes two full baths, a dressing room, and a Juliet balcony.
Manicured lawns, a flagstone terrace, and extensive hardscaping complete this elegant property.
The Riverfront district features restaurants, shops, and attractions like the Delaware Contemporary and Frawley Stadium.
Warm wooden cabinetry lines the walls, offering storage and counter space.
A large island with barstools provides an area for casual dining and meal preparation.
Stainless steel appliances, including a professional-grade range and vent hood, add functionality.
A round dining table with upholstered chairs sits on a rug, creating a separate eating space.
Pendant lighting hangs above the island, adding illumination to the open layout.
A long wooden table with matching chairs dominates the center of the space.
Wall sconces and a chandelier provide lighting, complementing the natural light from glass doors leading outside.
Heavy drapes frame the windows, adding a formal touch.
A sideboard against the wall offers storage and display space for serving dishes.
The room connects seamlessly to another living area through an open doorway.
Game Room
Wood-paneled walls and exposed ceiling beams give the space a traditional feel.
A billiards table with a built-in ball rack sits in the center, surrounded by ample seating.
Large windows framed by draped curtains allow natural light to enter.
A short set of steps leads to an adjacent space, separated by decorative wrought iron gates.
The room is designed for recreation while maintaining a classic design.
Blue carpeting stretches across the floor, complementing the soft-toned walls.
A wooden sleigh bed sits at the center, flanked by two nightstands with matching lamps.
A wooden dresser stands to the right, topped with a decorative birdcage.
The room maintains a balanced and symmetrical layout with classic furnishings.
Covered Patio
A stone wall and wooden ceiling create an enclosed outdoor seating area.
Wicker furniture with plush cushions is arranged around a low table for relaxation.
String lights hang across the ceiling, adding soft illumination.
The space opens to a garden filled with greenery and flowers.
Large support beams and a sloped roof provide shelter while keeping the area connected to the outdoors.
Source:Stephen J Crifasi @ Patterson-Schwartz Greenville via Coldwell Banker Realty
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Lewes, DE $2,400,000
Once a hub of Lewes industrial past, this 4,100 sq.
ft. homeformerly the Fred L. Myers Company brush factoryhas been transformed into a unique residence on nearly an acre.
Where is Lewes?
Its downtown area has local shops, restaurants, and a scenic waterfront.
With a strong maritime history and access to outdoor recreation, Lewes attracts both residents and visitors year-round.
Large stone fireplace serves as a focal point, framed by a blue sofa and leather armchairs.
High ceilings and oversized windows contribute to the rooms openness.
French doors lead to an outdoor deck, connecting the space to the surrounding landscape.
Warm wood cabinetry lines the kitchen, paired with black granite countertops.
Skylights and triangular windows bring in natural light.
Pot rack hangs above the island, maximizing space and accessibility.
Built-in appliances, including a double oven and panel-front refrigerator, integrate seamlessly.
Vaulted ceilings and large windows bring in natural light to the dining area.
Long wooden table with matching chairs sits atop a patterned rug.
Built-in glass-fronted hutch holds dishware, while a small sideboard provides additional storage.
Ceiling fan with a light fixture is positioned overhead.
Corner bathtub placement maximizes available space in the bathroom, set beneath a trio of nature-themed paintings.
A glass-enclosed shower with gold trim stands adjacent to it.
Earth-toned walls and tile flooring create a balanced look.
Wooden door and wicker shelving complete the rooms design.
Deck
Gray wooden deck extends from the house, bordered by a white railing.
A covered grill stands against the exterior wall, next to a closed black patio umbrella.
Sliding glass doors provide direct access to the interior.
Trees and greenery surround the space, creating a natural backdrop.
Source:Greg Wood and Kathie Wood @ Jack Lingo Lewes via Coldwell Banker Realty
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Lewes, DE $2,850,000
A 10,857 sq.
ft. home in Wolfe Pointe is valued at $2,850,000.
The property has 3,150 sq.
ft. of outdoor living space, a fenced yard, a tree fort, and a zip line.
It also features a garage chair lift and a detached conditioned structure.
The estimated reproduction cost exceeds $3,700,000.
It has a historic district with preserved buildings, museums, and a connection to the early Dutch settlers.
This spacious kitchen features rich wooden cabinetry with glass-paneled doors and black granite countertops.
Large island with a raised breakfast bar provides additional seating with wooden barstools.
Stainless steel appliances, including a double oven and a refrigerator, integrate seamlessly into the cabinetry.
Pendant lights hang above the island, offering focused lighting.
Formal dining room showcases a long wooden table surrounded by matching chairs with upholstered seats.
China cabinet against the wall provides storage and display space for fine dinnerware.
White wainscoting and a decorative chandelier add a refined touch.
Arched entryway with columns separates the dining area from the rest of the home.
Neutral walls and soft carpet create a comfortable setting.
A glass entertainment stand holds media equipment, with built-in ceiling lights providing subtle illumination.
A bookshelf in the corner offers storage for movies and books.
Wooden bed with a matching set of nightstands, dressers, and a tall chest defines the bedroom.
Plush carpet covers the floor, complementing the neutral walls and ceiling.
Decorative chandelier hangs in the center of the room, casting light over the space.
Mounted television and a freestanding mirror add function and style.
Natural light enters through large windows, highlighting the soft-toned tile covering the walls and floor.
Dark wood vanity with a stone countertop provides storage, with a towel rack mounted nearby.
Small plants and decor accents complete the space.
Source:Skip Faust and Avery Withers @ Coldwell Banker Premier via Coldwell Banker Realty
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The main residence spans 4,650 sq.
ft. with 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, offering an open floor plan that blends modern design with elegance.
The property includes multiple barns, run-in sheds, automatic waterers, and training facilities.
Scenic riding trails wind through the farm, providing opportunities for both leisure and competition.
Where is Middletown?
Middletown, Delaware, is a rapidly growing town in New Castle County, located between Wilmington and Dover.
Once a small agricultural community, it has expanded with new housing developments, businesses, and schools.
Silver Lake Park provides outdoor recreation, including trails, fishing, and sports fields.
With its blend of historic charm and modern growth, Middletown continues to attract families and businesses.
Floor-to-ceiling windows surround the living room, offering a view of the wooded landscape.
Framed artwork and decorative accents add detail to the walls.
A tiled floor and high ceiling enhance the bright, open feel of the space.
Light wood cabinetry and tiled flooring define the spacious kitchen.
A large island with bar seating provides additional counter space.
Built-in double ovens, arched windows, and recessed lighting contribute to the rooms functionality.
An open floor plan connects the kitchen to adjoining living and dining areas.
A long wooden dining table sits beneath a chandelier, surrounded by carved chairs.
A glass-front china cabinet displays fine dishware against the neutral-toned walls.
Decorative molding and wall sconces enhance the traditional style.
The room flows into a casual dining nook, creating a connection between formal and informal spaces.
Home Office
Wood-paneled walls and large windows frame the home office.
A classic wooden desk faces the seating area, which includes a tufted leather sofa and armchairs.
French doors lead outside, bringing in natural light.
A fireplace, built-in shelves, and framed artwork complete the refined setting.
A wooden bed frame anchors the spacious bedroom, accompanied by a matching loveseat and armchairs.
Large windows with gold drapery allow in natural light.
A writing desk and side tables add functionality.
Soft carpeting and warm tones contribute to the inviting atmosphere.
Source:Kimberly A Simpson @ Thyme Real Estate Co LLC.
