Yesterday I had a request from a buyer to see a property in a tiny town on the Delaware Bay.  Woodland Beach was known prior to 1878 for amusements and frolicking at the beach. Then a tidal wave knocked out 35 miles of waterfront towns.  Today, Woodland Beach is known for fishing and crabbing. One of the yearlong residents has been feeding these ducks for so long that they have their own road warning. The long drive there from nearby Smyrna is lined with flat farmland. The closer you get to Woodland, the road becomes more like a causeway with tidal waters on either side. Due to recent rains, the water comes almost up to the roadway and there are signs warning not to continue if the yellow light is flashing a flooding warning.  But yesterday, the roads were clear and a pleasant drive ens... 04/16/2022

Smyrna, DE Town Information, and Market ReportReal Estate in Smyrna, DESmyrna is a town between Kent and New Castle counties in Delaware, United States. The town is north of Dover city and just east of Clayton. Smyrna has grown rapidly in the past few years with several Real Estate opportunities currently on the market. There is a wide variety of housing options available to people living in the area. Homes are mostly single-family homes in suburban neighborhoods that have different price ranges depending on the design. Whether you're looking for a newly built home or one that is move-in ready, there is a house for you here. Properties for sale in Smyrna, DE. Smyrna, DE AmenitiesSmyrna has several convenient amenities available to residents in the town. You have easy access to major met... 05/17/2018

Spring Meadow is a small 55+ community of just 246 homes in Smyrna, Delaware. This intimate sized active adult neighborhood is a friendly place to call home with scenic surroundings, pedestrian-friendly streets and nicely maintained amenities. Built by Wilkinson Builders and located in the Brandywine Valley, Spring Meadow Delaware is conveniently located close to beautiful beaches and snow-capped mountains. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the wide variety of recreational opportunities. The central location of this Delaware active adult community is ideally situated near Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington D.C., and New York. The town of Dover is less than ten minutes away where residents enjoy taking advantage of continuing education opportunities at Wesley College, Delaware Technic... 07/21/2011

Smyrna Delaware Community Events Local Little League administrators in Smyrna will be conducting a Little League Road Show on Saturday, Nov. 14.  The day-long clinic will supply local league administrators with all the information and training they need to operate their leagues. Little League staff members from the East Region Headquarters in Bristol, Conn., will be conducting the clinic.  This is one of several training and information seminars to be conducted in the coming months by Little League Baseball and Softball at various locations across the country.  To get a flyer/registration form or for more information contact clinic host Robert Newnam, Delaware District 1 Administrator, at: (302) 653-4186; or e-mail: rpnewnam1@aol.com. This is a look at your community events in and aroun... 11/01/2009

Ask yourself these questions when you think your ready to go out buying a home here in Delaware.   - Does it bother you that you have to write a rent check out each month, throwing away your money? - Do you wish you had more control over the way your house or apartment looks? - Are you tired of being jammed up in an apartment complex? - Have you accumulated money in a savings or checking account? - Do you pay all of your bills on time and have checked your credit to see if a loan is possible? - Have you been renting for a long long time? - Do you barely have money left over after you pay all of your bills?   IF YOU ANSWERED YES Than it may be time for you to move!  Thanks for taking my fun quiz! Dover DE REALTOR® Tom Davis offers those who are ready to move a FREE SEARCH of homes at: ww... 04/11/2009

Smyrna Real Estate & Smyrna Homes For Sale : Smyrna , Delaware BUYERS LOOK RIGHT HERE!! THIS IS YOUR... Smyrna Real Estate! Your Smyrna Realtor, Tom Davis Works hard to serve his home buyers & Sellers for Smyrna Real Estate!  If you want to look for Smyrna Real Estate simply please visit www.FreeHomeSearch.DreamStation.com for FREE Smyrna Real Estate UPDATES on any home that your looking for!   Search us now at www.FreeHomeSearch.DreamStation.com ANY Smyrna Real Estate, ANY PRICE!  Find Smyrna Real Estate or any other home in Delaware Today! Thanks, Tom Davis - Smyrna Real Estate. Your Smyrna Real Estate Searches! Delaware Real Estate Updates From Smyrna Realtor Tom Davis For More Details Visit: www.DelawareRealtor.Biz 08/30/2008

Smyrna Delaware Mortgages If you are looking for a Smyrna Delaware Home Loan, then John R. Thomas is a certified mortgage planner who can help you find the best rate, term, and loan product to meet your short term and long term financial goals and to make sure the new mortgage fits into your current financial plan to help you create wealth and minimize taxes.  If you are looking to purchase or refinance a home in Smyrna, Delaware then give John a call at 302-368-7132 or send an e-mail to DelawareMortgages@yahoo.com Please visit www.DelawareMortgageLoans.net John R. Thomas - Certified Mortgage Planner - Primary Residential Mortgage If you are a Smyrna Delaware First Time Home Buyer then please check out our First Time Home Buyer Seminar that we hold every month at www.DelawareMortgageLoa... 07/26/2008

With the feeling of a small town and the conveniences of modern life, Smyrna residents enjoy many community events and particupate in meetings of the town council at the Town Hall. The 1869 Opera House building, which also hosts the town library, was restored and re-opened in 2003 and now hosts concerts, performances, and the annual Smyrna-Clayton Heritage Assn. Auction.  02/24/2008

In the 19th Century, Smyrna (originally Duck Creek Crossroads) merchants shipped grain to mills on the Brandywine Creek in Wilmington, and from there, grain was shipped to ports on the east coast and Europe.  Smyrna's grid street plan was laid out in 1817 . In 1855, a rail line 2 miles west in Clayton provided more growth in town. This is when the most of the town historic district's vibrant Italianate and Victorian Gothic homes were built. 02/24/2008

Hello everyone!I wanted to let you know how great 4th of July is in our little town! It is the longest running 4th of July celebration in the state. The festivities start with Smyrna HarringtonERA putting miniature American flags up and down every main street in Smyrna. At 10:00 a.m., we have the most awesome parade. Smyrna and Clayton take turns hosting the parade since the 2 towns together are smaller than most small towns. We have police cars, fire trucks, pageant winners, girl and boy scouts and our local sports teams strutting their stuff. The parade ends at the Municipal Park on North Main Street. Boy is the park set up for fun! There are a ton of vendors giving stuff away. Plenty of equipment for the kids to play on, so the adults can reconnect with their neighbors. We have most ... 06/01/2007

WE ARE BOOMING!!! The number of new construction neighborhoods in Smyrna is mindboggling. Apparently, everyone is moving here from up North. We are talking big, beautiful homes for a great price. We have some great local builders here. My home was built by: http://www.stoverbuilders.com/ Here is our first Christmas, I know, I go a little crazy with the decorations.We have a branch of HarringtonERA Realty right here in town. http://harringtonera.com . They are very knowledgeable about our little part of Kent County. Look up Crystal Cloak, she is a great agent and a good friend!I'll be more than happy to help you with financing:http://www.activerain.com/awesomemortgagebroker 05/24/2007

Smyrna, Delaware is a beautiful, historic town just South of Middletown. We have a strong sense of history and enjoy our old buildings and Mayberry feel. The "old folks" in town can tell you lots of stories about how it used to be. Look at our little town at: http://www.smyrnadelaware.comThere is always people walking around our quaint downtown. Give a wave, they'll wave back. The fire whistle still goes off at noon everyday, reminding you to take a break. You could always stop at the fire house and find out what's going on in town. We have parades for everything. If you have never been to a small town parade, you are missing out. Lots of happy kids and old folks in classic cars. The girl scouts and sports teams throw candy out to the little ones. Our 4th of July celebration starts firs... 05/23/2007