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Our home sits right on the beach with a wildlife refuge just behind our house. Not your typical beach house decor. This is a sophisticated home furnished in the mid century modern / contemporary style. PLEASE NOTE- We have two very sweet Greyhounds. If you have pet allergies we may not be the best choice for you.

Our home is an open floor plan on the first floor with a deck and a screened in porch. Both the deck and the screened in porch face the bay. The upstairs consists of two guest rooms each with a queen sized bed. There is a full bath shared by the room bedrooms that can secured for privacy by either of the guest rooms..

While you are visiting Slaughter Beach, here are some options nearby: Slaughter Beach- From the Slaughter Beach town website: Slaughter Beach was founded in 1681 and incorporated in 1931. How Slaughter Beach got its name has been debated over the years. Early maps show a small creek named Slaughter Creek, which flowed through the marsh from the Cedar Creek south and emptied into the Delaware Bay just north of Prime Hook Beach. Just to the southwest of the town is an area called “Slaughter Neck”. Neck was/is a term used to describe upland areas between two key boundary areas. Another theory is the first postmaster for this locality had the last name of Slaughter. The naming of Slaughter Beach has two more colorful stories. In the spring and early summer horseshoe crabs come ashore to spawn. Wave action flips the crabs over where they are left to die in the hot sun, thus the “Slaughter of the Crabs.” The most colorful story has to be of Indians attacking early settlers in the area. Upon hearing the news, the leader of the settlers arranged a meeting on the beach with the Indian Chief so the settlers “God” could “speak” to the Indians and make peace. The leader had the Indians gather around their “God”, a cannon, and fired the cannon killing all the Indians – thus the “Slaughter of the Indians.” Like the naming of Slaughter Beach, the town has gone through many changes. Slaughter Beach in the early years was primarily a resort for Milford area residents during the summer months. In its hey-day, Slaughter Beach had a dance hall, hotels and a boardwalk. With the advance of the automobile and road systems, more and more people started traveling to the Rehoboth area and Slaughter Beach turned into a sleepy little seasonal fishing village. Present day Slaughter Beach has a full time population of 198 people with a much higher summertime population. Slaughter Beach also has become much more of a year-round community for part time residents looking to escape for brief periods from the “real world.” The following was posted by Debi on Eat Sleep Travel Repeat. It is an excellent overview of Slaughter Beach. I know the name sounds scary. But the beach is beautiful. The town, and beach, was founded in 1681. There is a lot of talk over how Slaughter beach truly got its name. Some old maps show a small creek named, Slaughter Creek, which flowed from through the marsh of Cedar Creek south and emptied into the Delaware bay just north of Prime Hook Beach. There is also a town called “Slaughter Neck”, Neck being a term that is used to describe upland areas between two key boundary areas. There is another theory is the first postmaster, whose last name was Slaughter, and the town was named for his locality. There are 2 more colorful stories about how Slaughter Beach got its name. The most unsettling story of the beach’s name has to be of the Indians attacking early settlers in the area. When the leader of the settlers heard of the attack, the leader of the settlers arranged a meeting with the Indian Chief so the settlers’ “God” could “speak” to the Indians and there could be peace. So as the Indians gathered around a cannon, the Settlers’ “God”, the settlers fired the cannon and killed all of the Native Americans. It was the “Slaughter of the Indians.” Most likely, or I would like to believe, the name of the town came from the horseshoe crabs. Every Spring and early Summer, the horseshoe crabs come ashore to spawn. The waves often flip the crabs over, leaving them stranded. The crabs then die in the hot sun. And it is the “Slaughter of the Crabs” Now Slaughter Beach is A Horseshoe Crab Sanctuary and A Certified Wildlife Habitat Community. SEASONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST: (FROM THE VISITOR INFORMATION OF SLAUGHTER BEACH) •April/May: Baby Diamondback Terrapin Hatchlings have been emerging and moving from bay side to the marsh. Keep an eye out as they cross the road. If you find one move it to the marsh side of the road. •May/June/July: Female Diamondback Terrapins will start nesting activity in the coming months. The females will leave the marsh and start looking for sandy areas to nest in. This means a dangerous crossing of Bay Ave. Please keep an eye out for them. If you find and move it, please make sure you send her in the direction she was going. •April/May/June: Shore Birds are returning. Please disturb them as little as possible, they have come a great distance to feed and fatten up before flying north to nest. •May/June/July/August: Horseshoe Crabs will be returning usually starting in May and lingering through August. The heaviest concentration is usually in late May through June. If you see one flipped on its back, just roll turn it over. Never pick it up by the tail and if you find a tagged one, please do not remove the tag and report the information following the directions on the tag. Volunteers are needed for the spawning survey, if your are interested see Bill or Rose at the S.B. Mini Mart. •September/October: Fall migration of the Shore Birds and Monarch Butterflies. Present day Slaughter Beach has a full time population of 198 people with a much higher summertime population. Slaughter Beach also has become much more of a year-round community for part time residents looking to escape for brief periods from the “real world.” -Debi Dupont Nature Cent(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Lighthouse Road, Slaughter Beach, DE 19963 DNREC's DuPont Nature Center is a science-based educational and interpretive facility with interactive exhibits designed to connect people with the Delaware Bay's natural history and ecology. More than 130 species of birds, fish, shellfish, and other animals can be found in the surrounding estuary habitat. Inside the center visitors can view horseshoe crabs and shorebirds along the shoreline over 100 yards away using a remote camera and 42-inch plasma viewing screen. Aquariums feature live horseshoe crabs, fish, shellfish and terrapins.   Beaches and Parks in the Area •Rehoboth Beach Located within the City limits, Rehoboth Beach has it all. Stroll the mile-long boardwalk, relax on the beach, swim in the Atlantic, and visit the exquisite local shops and restaurants. •Cape Henlopen State Park On the water where the Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean. This 3,000-acre park near Lewes has the famous "walking" sand dunes, nature trails with guides, a nature center, camping bathhouses, tennis courts, recreation areas and areas for surf fishing and swimming. The park, located in Lewes, is home of the "Great Walking Dune" and WWII Observation Tower. Call (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). •Delaware Seashore State Park Water, water everywhere describes Delaware Seashore State Park. Bounded on the east by the mighty Atlantic Ocean, and on the west by Rehoboth Bay and Indian River Bay, the 2,018-acre park is a beachgoer's delight. Camping, bathhouses and recreational activities available, (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). •Fenwick Island State Park Situated between the popular resort towns of Bethany Beach to the north and Fenwick Island and Ocean City, MD to the south, Fenwick Island State Park is a relaxing escape from the summer crowds, (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). •Killen's Pond State Park Natural and recreational opportunities abound at Killen's Pond State Park, centrally located in the heart of Kent County. The park's centerpiece is the 66-acre millpond, which features boating and fishing, (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). •Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) •Trap Pond State Park Freshwater wetlands once covered a large portion of southwestern Sussex County. Trap Pond State Park retains a part of the swamp's original beauty and mystery, and features the northernmost natural stand of Bald Cypress trees in the United States, (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). Milford- The Milford Business District is about 6 miles from our house. Milford offers the following in the way of Dining: Abbott’s Grill- ((PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) NE Front Street • Milford, DE 19963 (URL HIDDEN) Homey American restaurant & sports bar in a strip mall features a Sunday brunch buffet. $$ Arena’s - ((PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) N E Front St Milford, DE 19963 Plenty of healthy and non healthy options alike. Owner is very friendly, unassuming, and truly cares about the quality of dining experience. Outdoor seating next to the river is a good option. $$ Dolce – ((PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) N Walnut St, Milford, DE 19963 Warmly decorated hangout featuring sweet & savory pastries, plus coffee drinks & ice cream. $ Palace- ((PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) S. Dupont Blvd, Milford, DE 19963 Steak, Seafood, Pasta and Pizza all in one Palace Chain restaurants including Ruby Tuesday, Applebee’s, MacDonald’s, and KFC are located on North Dupont Boulevard in Milford. Farmers Market- Every Saturday morning from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. This year marks the 22nd season of the Farmers’ Market in Milford. The tradition of the market began with residents of Milford merely backing their pickup trucks up to the Mispillion River to share their vegetables, fruits and handmade items with other locals on Saturday mornings. It has now evolved into an affair that not only preserves the small town feel of Milford but also promotes downtown Milford as a center for economic activity. The market began on Saturday, May 6 and will run through October 7 this year. In addition to market favorites including Mule Run Meats, Water Girl Farm and Dolce, the committee also welcomed a few new vendors this year. So far four new vendor applications have been accepted which will offer soaps, canned foods and produce. The 2017 Riverwalk Farmers’ Market season in downtown Milford is here and will run through October 7, from 9am to 1pm every Saturday. Lifecycle Bicycle Sales and Rental- ((PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) S.E Front Street The owners, husband and wife Ben and Jen are simply the best. They get customer service. They will arrange bike rentals including pick up and delivery (requires minimum rental to qualify). Local Craft and Art Galleries can be found on Walnut Street Milton- Milton Delaware was first settled in 1672 by English colonists. Located at the head of the Broadkill River, it provided access to both forests and the Delaware Bay – which spawned a thriving shipbuilding industry. It was known by various names until 1807 when it was named for the English poet John Milton. This prosperous merchant community Milton was home to four governors through the years. Milton is located about fifteen miles from the popular Atlantic Ocean resort of Rehoboth Beach. Its population of approximately 2,700 persons is diverse – with a mixture of retirees from large East Coast cities and many young and middle-aged families with deep roots in Sussex County. The town features a historic district, downtown shopping and a riverside park where concerts and festivals are held throughout the year. Its largest manufacturer, Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, attracts many tourists and aficionados of interesting ales. Citizen volunteers makes Milton a vibrant community. Fire and Ambulance services are provided by the volunteers of the Milton Fire Department. The Milton Garden Club proves many hours of service to keep the downtown, parks and Governor’s Walk beautiful throughout the year. The Milton Historical Society and its Lydia Black Cannon Museum are an integral part of the community, too. There are civic and veteran’s organizations, churches of several faiths and numerous Town Council committees through which Milton’s citizens come together to form the fabric known as our community. Lewes- Lewes, Delaware. Where the sun, the sand, and the sea are still the number one attractions. Founded in 1631, the townspeople have taken great pride in their historic heritage and enjoy the opportunity of sharing it with you. Lewes is situated where the Delaware Bay and Atlantic Ocean meet at Cape Henlopen. Nowhere can the beauty of Cape Henlopen State Park be equaled. In this preserved land you find miles of beautiful beaches, nature trails and bird sanctuaries. Lewes is a walking town. Within a half-square mile you will find the Historic district, museums, fine restaurants, and a variety of fine shops. Dinner Restaurants in Lewes The Greene Turtle Lewes •17388 N Village Main Blvd #21 •Lewes •DE •(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Agave Restaurant & Bar •137 Second Street •Lewes •Delaware •19958  •((PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Bethany Blues BBQ •18385 Coastal Hwy •DE •(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Gilligans Waterfront Restaurant & Bar •134 Market Street •Lewes •DE •(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Grotto Pizza Grand Slam •17467 Coastal Hwy •Lewes •DE •(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Half Full  •113 W Market St •Lewes •DE •(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) •Website Irish Eyes Pub & Restaurant •213 Anglers Rd •Lewes •DE •(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Jerry's Seafood  •108 2nd St •Lewes •DE •(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Kindle •111 Bank St •Lewes •DE •(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Pat's Pizzeria •17644 Coastal Hwy •Lewes •DE •(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Rose & Crown •142 Second Street •Lewes •DE •(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Striper Bites •107 Savannah Rd •Lewes •DE •(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) The Buttery •102 2nd St •Lewes •DE •(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) The Wharf Restaurant & Bar •7 Anglers Rd •Lewes •DE •(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Tokyo Steakhouse •17906 Coastal Hwy •Lewes •DE •(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Touch of Italy •101 2nd St •Lewes •DE •(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Villa Sorento •1551 Savannah Rd # 3 •Lewes •DE •(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Other Amenities Massage- One Spirit Massage- ((PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Rehoboth Ave, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971 I can attest to Gregg Williams’ massage skills. Excellent work The Bellmoor Spa- ((PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Christian Street, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971 Scott Butler gives a great massage Rehoboth Massage and Alignment ((PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) George Tudor ((PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Alina Tudor Very skilled massage therapists. They have a huge and dedicated following. Good news! Either of this husband and wife team will come to you in Slaughter Beach. I have used George and he is amazing. I have heard from friends that Alina is just as skilled.

Come and stay in peace at this very quiet neighborhood that is close to the highways, within 10 minutes of town (i.e. hospital, Walmart, supermarket, shopping areas, fast food, McD's, Burger King, Popeyes, pharmacies, restaurants, churches, etc.). 15 mins to DE Turf and breweries. 20-30 mins from movie theaters and casino. 30-45 mins to beaches and outlets. Please review our Guide Book and House Manual after your confirmed booking. There's sooooo much to do in Lower Slower Delaware (LSD)!! 😁

Located in our basement, where no one will bother you.

Quiet neighborhood and community that is far away from the hustle and bustle but close enough to the highways and beaches.

Charming beachfront cottage on Delaware Bay!

Charming beachfront cottage nestled in the dunes, with a beach level deck. The cottage is in a quiet residential area bordered by Delaware Bay and the Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge. Biking, boating, swimming, fishing and bird watching can be enjoyed right outside the front door. There are tennis courts and a playground down the street across from the fire house, and swings in the front yard. The Delaware Bay is about 100 feet from the house. The bay is great for sailing, wind surfing, crabbing, or just swimming! The cottage has three bedrooms, two with double beds and one with twin bunk beds. There is also a couch which folds out into a double bed, which has privacy curtains. The Beach Cottage has excellent views, a cozy decor and a gas fireplace to complete the experience. Located within a pet friendly community. Small camp fires on the beach are allowed. Dogs are allowed on the beach on a leash with responsible owners all year. The yard is not fenced in.

Charming beachfront home with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths in quiet Slaughter Beach, DE. This is the vacation spot for you if you are looking peace and quiet in a kinder, gentler rustic community. Bikes and Nature have the right of way in this sleepy town. If you are looking for a larger home, review our listing of this home with carriage house.

379 Bay is a unique, 2 story home raised high and built on stilts allowing for privacy throughout as well as incredible views of the Delaware Bay. 2 bedrooms and 1 Full Bath on 2nd Floor. Main level features dining room, kitchen, living room with great views of the bay and a "secret" bedroom alongside the stairs with a sofa bed/futon that sleeps one comfortably, two when open. 1 Full size sleeper sofa and in living room and a 2nd full bath also on main level with washer and dryer. This home is a bay/beach front home allowing for loads of activities. The small lapping waves are easy for young ones to negotiate and wade while enjoying the water. The Cedar Creek Marina, with access to the Mispillion River leading to the Delaware Bay, is just minutes away and can be contacted for fishing trips. There is also a FREE public boat launch across the river on Lighthouse Road which is run by the Department of Parks and Recreation. Milford is six miles inland on a relaxing country road with every store you could need to outfit your vacation. There you can find a local cafe/ice cream shops, liquor stores, antique shops, art galleries, specialty shops, drug stores, department stores, and many restaurants. Milford is a year round community much like Rehoboth Beach. Within easy biking distance (2.8 miles) is the DuPont Nature Center, an eco tourism destination, with tours and hands-on activities for children and adults. Only a six minute drive on Lighthouse Road or 15 minute bike ride. There are numerous public access parking areas all along the two miles of the main road, Bay Avenue, (ANY named road has public beaches). The beach next to the Fire Dept. has restrooms and a new shaded picnic gazebo. There is a children's playground along with tennis and basketball courts next just across from the main beach. Next door is the Fire House which occasionally has events. Biking and roller blading is a favorite activity on Bay Avenue since there are no cross streets, so it is relatively safe. Please feel free to bring your own bikes. Keep in mind, Delaware requires children to wear helmets. Take a long walk on the uncrowded strand or jog the main Bay Avenue. Fishing, sea glass and shell collecting and a yearly regatta for small boats is held every July 4th. Slaughter Beach is a world famous birding habitat. You can marvel at the hundreds of bird species including the endangered Red Knot as they stop to feed on Horse Shoe crab eggs on their way north. Most people thrill at the spectacle while others are a little horrified by the crab's primitive looks. They are completely harmless but can cause the water's edge to be a littered with their shells. Watch for the just hatched baby turtles headed to the Marvel Preserve just behind us in early summer. Slaughter Beach is surrounded by preserves to all three non water sides and Eagles can be seen nesting at the south end. The quaint town of Lewes, Delaware is a short drive of 15 minutes in the off season. Also don't miss hip Rehoboth Beach (25 miles) which is about a half hour drive in the off season and longer on crowded summer weekends. Movies at Midway are only 15 minutes on Route 1. Please note: Slaughter Beach is perfect for nature lovers and anyone that is looking for beauty and a place to give yourself peace of mind. This is a rustic area which can be remote and deserted feeling for some folks. Bed Linens, towels and basic supplies such as soap are all included. The kitchen is well equipped with dishes, silverware, spices etc. but naturally you will need to bring your food for meals. Also included are a washer and dryer, microwave, electric stove, drip coffee maker, central heating and air conditioning, dishwasher and refrigerator and outdoor gas grill. There is an outdoor shower to rinse off sand and salt. Flat screen/smartTV with basic cable service, Blue Ray player, radio, CD player and secure internet. Kids games and sand toys. No smoking No parties No dogs

Slaughter Beach is a beach community reminiscent of days in the past. Just down the street, our town has a community playground with tennis and basketball courts, beach pavillion with plenty of additional parking as well as the nearby Dupont Nature Center. Favorite Slaughter Beach past-times include: walking the beach in the mornings, relaxing on the beach or deck, bicycling, sailing, evening beach bonfires and exploring all the nearby amenities that come with Lewes and Rehoboth Beach resorts. Watch sunsets from the front porch and sunrises from the back deck facing the bay. Check-out @ 10:00am Check-in @ 4:00pm. And for the more on the go visitor, Harrington Raceway & Casino is only 32 minutes away for a little more exciting entertainment.

Minutes out of downtown Milford, but feels like the country. Convenient to Dover AFB, Dover Downs, Dover, Raceway, Rehoboth and Lewes beaches and shopping. The lot is heavily wooded and faces a corn field. Heated mattress pad for cozy winter sleeping. Sitting chair, living room access, and sun room is available for a quiet place to work. Starting March 11, 2020 - PUPPY! It has plusses and downsides. I plan on sleeping in sun rom away from guests if nighttime fussing materializes.

Guest self-check-in with keypad lock if I'm not here. Check in after 9:00 pm only by prior arrangement with me. Message me with your reason for being late, please.

It's generally a peaceful country road, with little traffic, yet just off of Delaware Route 1. Wooded lot in subdivision equally quiet. We have a couple of neighborhood roosters. I like hearing from them in the morning.

3 year old beach cottage on the Delaware Bay near Milford, DE, only 25 minutes to Rehoboth Beach and the Atlantic Ocean. Sleeps 4, 2 bdr, 1 bath, a double and a queen bed. Large sunny great room with tv and DISH satellite. There is over 500 sq feet of deck space overlooking the bay and the freshwater marsh managed by the Nature Conservancy. Watch sunrise over the bay and sunset over the beautiful marsh filled with many species of birds. Dogs must be walked on a leash and do-do picked up!

Big Stone Beach is a small community with only 10 cottages surrounded by the Nature Conservancy and protected wildlife preserves. No development will ever be allowed in the surrounding area. Walk the beach, search for shells, bird watch or go sightseeing !

The last private beach in Delaware ! Very quiet and relaxing !

Beach front home located in secluded Prime Hook Beach DE. Feel the hectic world fall away as you drive through the scenic Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge. Enjoy your morning coffee on the deck with the sunrise or a glass of wine in the evening watching the sunset. Activities such as birding, fishing or walks on a quiet beach right at your feet. Nearby is Dogfish Head Brewing Co., DE Turf Sports, Tanger Outlets, De State Fairgrounds, Historic Milton, Lewes, and Rehoboth Beach.

This season, since we had so many requests for nature watch/sightseeing cruises and fishing trips with Capt. Jack on our boat, we are offering them at reduced rates to our guests! The cruises offer spectacular bird watching opportunities particularly during the spring horseshoe crab season with birds such as oyster catchers, ruddy turnstones and others flashing by before they turn in unison, practically brushing the bow of the boat! Dolphin sightings are commonplace around the inlet, and the sunsets with the osprey chirping from their nests are spectacular! Short fishing trips offering light tackle bottom fishing in the Delaware Bay or Mispillion River offer you a chance to fish for a variety of species. Slightly longer big game trips in Delaware Bay can be arranged for big, booming (the boat literally vibrates when they are underneath!) black drum or sharks, particularly in spring and early summer. Our inlet is perfectly situated and we are normally fishing in fifteen minutes. Bait, tackle and ice are all provided and fish cleaning is available. Our boat has the very latest in navigational and fish finding equipment, and Capt. Jack has decades of experience operating headboats and charter boats. We hope that you enjoy your stay with us here in beautiful Prime Hook Beach. We truly believe that no other beach rental can offer you the range of experiences you can choose with us. We are looking forward to seeing our friends, old and new alike, this season!

Prime Hook Beach is quiet and secluded yet close enough to Lewes and Rehoboth for shopping. Fishing is allowed (with a license) and bonfires are always a welcome addition in the fall. Enjoy the quiet September evenings around a bonfire with a glass of wine and/or roasting marshmallow. Spring heralds the arrival of the horseshoe crabs who lay clutches of eggs and offers a veritable feast for the shorebirds before continuing their journey to the arctic. Sunny, steamy days encourage many to cool off in the calm bay waters.

Clean, comfortable and welcoming! Our home is located about 1.5 miles from Route 1. Giving you access to many attrations within a 10-30 minute drive depending on where you are headed! DE TURF SPORTS EVENTS (6 miles), DOVER DOWNS(20 miles), HARRINGTON CASINO(11 miles), FIREFLY(20 miles), DE STATE FAIR(11 miles), BEACHES(20 miles), STATE PARKS(20 miles), DOGFISH HEAD BREWERY(13 miles), TANGER OUTLETS(20 miles) (tax-free shopping!!) and many many places to eat!

PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE DESCRIPTION* Welcome! Our home was built in the 1930’s and has some of the original charm within it! The hardwood floors have been in the house for about 80 years. We fell in love with this house the moment we stepped foot in it. This listing can sleep up to 4 people. PLEASE NOTE: There is only one bed, if you have more than 2 people we offer the office as an area to use with our air mattress** We provide the air mattress it is a queen and is the height of a regular bed. We do this because when we travel with friends we don’t mind this and thought we would offer it to others. ** -Super fast wifi. -Comfy bed with cozy linens. -Central AC & heat. -Private bathroom stocked with soap, shampoo, conditioner, lotion, loofas, toothbrushes, etc. -Great places to relax after exploring the surrounding areas or sports at the DE turf complex. -Live-in hosts who are available for help 24/7 -Self-check in lock with special code for each guest. -Fast commute to many surrounding areas. -Coffee, tea and hot chocolate are always available on the "coffee bar" located in the kitchen.. please help yourself! -A dog concierge (so she thinks!!) We do have a beagle/yorkie mix! She’s super sweet and loves to cuddle and greet everyone. Please let us know before your stay if you do not feel comfortable with this! * We live on a busy road and there is noise from traffic when you are in the office or living room.*

I will provide a print out with local restaurants and attractions. We do live on a busy road and there is noise from traffic when you are in the office or living room.

If you are looking for a great, non-resort place to stay you have found the right location! If you do not want the resort experience, and clearly do not want to pay the resort prices yet discover a wonderful vacation spot...you have found your treasure here! This cottage features 2 bedrooms with a wrap around porch in quiet, tranquil Slaughter Beach/ Milford, DE where bicycle riders have the true right of way on town roads! We treasure our very quiet beach neighborhood, with its own general store, brand new (installed in May 2013) community playground with tennis and basketball courts. Milford, (Slaughter Beach) is close to entertainment (Dover Downs, Lewes, Rehoboth and Ocean City Beaches), history (Dover Air Force Museum) science (DuPont Nature Center) shopping (3 full outlet centers in Rehoboth with tax free buying). NASACAR visits Dover twice a year and brings a variety of entertainments with those 2 events! Slaughter Beach can be easily accessed from NJ by taking a sail on the beautiful Cape May/Lewes Ferry. The ferry leaves Cape May and arrives in Lewes, DE which is only a 20 min. drive north to Slaughter Beach. Check out the CMLF website for their sailing schedule should you wish to add a delightful sail aboard the comfortable vessels which cross the bay daily. Most likely that you'll observe beautiful dolphins while sailing across the bay! Each bedroom has a double bed and the front room (our study) has a pull out sofa which sleeps 2. All beds will be made up with freshly laundered sheets. We DO NOT supply towels. You will need to bring your own towels. The newly remodeled kitchen with granite counter, stainless steel dishwasher, oven, microwave and refrigerator await your cooking talents should you prefer to eat at home. There is a new washer and dryer to accommodate your washing needs. The home has 2 full baths, living room/ dining room, with sliding doors to view pond or bay... You will find a public access path just a short walk (approximately 500 ft) down the street to the Delaware Bay. This area of the beach is a natural beach which is best suited for beach combing and quiet beautiful walks. Further along heading south (approximately 1.5 miles) you will find the public swimming beach next to the firehouse. There is plenty of free parking, a covered beach pavilion and restrooms at this location. Located 1 mile from the front door is a newly constructed public boat launch which puts you on the Mispillion River (briefly...1 mile) and then onto the Delaware Bay for fabulous fishing and enjoyment of other water sports. Also, enjoy the gorgeous views from the recently constructed DuPont Nature Center which is a 2 mile walk/bike ride from the property. If enjoying the peaceful surroundings needs a blend of activity, it is only a short 23 mile drive on Rt. 1 south to Atlantic Ocean beaches ...Cape Henlopen State Park... Lewes...Rehoboth, Dewey, etc. All the tourist needs/wants can be found there with every kind of dining which may interest you.... And of course, there are the outlets...Tanger outlets have 3 sections of "bargains for everyone" and its all TAX FREE! The Delaware State Parks have many activities to suit just about anyone. Killen's Pond is one of Delaware's State Parks located 12 miles from the property. This is one very special Park because it features a water park at a very reasonable cost. Check out our profile...Best wishes in planning you trip! PLEASE NOTE: Please make contact with me before attempting to book our cottage so that we can answer any questions you may have. We want you to be happy as our guests and supply you with all the details before making a reservation. All the best~ Maureen & Tom

Our neighborhood is quiet, peaceful and not crowded. It boarders on the Delaware Bay and the Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge. It is not uncommon to see migratory waterfowl, ducks, geese, shorebirds and other reptiles & mammals common to the marsh & beach habitat.

This two-story home is located in a quiet, rural area. It sits back off the road, on 2 acres of a partly wooded land, 20 minutes north of Rehoboth Beach, a popular tourist area. In addition, the Harrington Raceway & Casino attractions are located just 20 minutes away. For groceries, restaurants, and shopping travel 10 minutes north to Milford, DE. , or travel 10 minutes south to Milton, DE for other shopping options. The Bayhealth Hospital is located just 5 minutes north of the home.

Kitchen, dining room, and living room areas available if desired. kitchen appliances are not available. Exterior security cameras are in place for guest safety.

In the small town of Lincoln, DE you will find a local Post Office, a few small stores \ snack shops, some churches, and Morris Elementary School. For more action, travel 10 minutes north or south to visit Walmart, Chinese restaurants, other restaurants, pizza, clothing & shoe stores, groceries, banks, etc. Use order- in, sit down, or take-out eating.

Guest cottage backing to Primehook Wildlife Refuge and across the street from Delaware Bay. Ideal for nature lovers and bird watchers. The cottage is centrally located between DE TURF Sports Complex and the ocean beaches. Cottage is completely open plan (except for bathroom.) Indoor bathroom has shower (no tub); there is an outdoor shower as well.

Open-plan living in newly renovated beach cottage. Public access to private bay beach across the street; house is on nature preserve with water in back. Beautiful and peaceful retreat for families, couples and/or anyone who appreciates modern design.

Primehook Beach is a neighborhood of a few hundred homes with a mixture of full-time and summer residents. Perfect for biking, fishing, crabbing, walking, bird-watching and kayaking. Photographers love our incredible sunsets - nighttime sky enthusiasts appreciate stargazing without ambient glare.

Beachfront home with newly remodeled, separate carriage house. Home has 3 brm & 2 BA while carriage house has 1 Brm 1 Full BA & living area in quiet Slaughter Beach, DE. Perfect arrangement for multi-generation families. NOTE: Carriage House is NOT appropriate for children. Adults only in this space. Spiral staircase is unsafe for children. This is the vacation spot for you if you are looking peace and quiet in a kinder, gentler rustic community.

379 Bay is a unique, 2 story home raised high and built on stilts allowing for privacy throughout as well as incredible views of the Delaware Bay. The main house includes 2 bedrooms and 1 Full Bath on 2nd Floor. Main level features dining room, kitchen, living room with great views of the bay and a first floor bedroom alongside the stairs with a sofa bed/futon that sleeps one comfortably, two when open. A 2nd full bath is also on main level with washer and dryer. In addition to the main house, we have recently remodeled the separate carriage house featuring a second floor bedroom accessible by a spiral staircase and a first floor with futon bed in the great room and full bath. Mini fridge and microwave also in carriage house. Perfect for second generation guests! This home is a bay/beach front home allowing for loads of activities. The small lapping waves are easy for young ones to negotiate and wade while enjoying the water. The Cedar Creek Marina, with access to the Mispillion River leading to the Delaware Bay, is just minutes away and can be contacted for fishing trips. There is also a FREE public boat launch across the river on Lighthouse Road which is run by the Department of Parks and Recreation. Milford is six miles inland on a relaxing country road with every store you could need to outfit your vacation. There you can find a local cafe/ice cream shops, liquor stores, antique shops, art galleries, specialty shops, drug stores, department stores, and many restaurants. Milford is a year round community much like Rehoboth Beach. Within easy biking distance (2.8 miles) is the DuPont Nature Center, an eco tourism destination, with tours and hands-on activities for children and adults. Only a six minute drive on Lighthouse Road or 15 minute bike ride. There are numerous public access parking areas all along the two miles of the main road, Bay Avenue, (ANY named road has public beaches). The beach next to the Fire Dept. has restrooms and a new shaded picnic gazebo. There is a children's playground along with tennis and basketball courts next just across from the main beach. Next door is the Fire House which occasionally has events. Biking and roller blading is a favorite activity on Bay Avenue since there are no cross streets, so it is relatively safe. Please feel free to bring your own bikes. Keep in mind, Delaware requires children to wear helmets. Take a long walk on the uncrowded strand or jog the main Bay Avenue. Fishing, sea glass and shell collecting and a yearly regatta for small boats is held every July 4th. Slaughter Beach is a world famous birding habitat. You can marvel at the hundreds of bird species including the endangered Red Knot as they stop to feed on Horse Shoe crab eggs on their way north. Most people thrill at the spectacle while others are a little horrified by the crab's primitive looks. They are completely harmless but can cause the water's edge to be a littered with their shells. Watch for the just hatched baby turtles headed to the Marvel Preserve just behind us in early summer. Slaughter Beach is surrounded by preserves to all three non water sides and Eagles can be seen nesting at the south end. The quaint town of Lewes, Delaware is a short drive of 15 minutes in the off season. Also don't miss hip Rehoboth Beach (25 miles) which is about a half hour drive in the off season and longer on crowded summer weekends. Movies at Midway are only 15 minutes on Route 1. Please note: Slaughter Beach is perfect for nature lovers and anyone that is looking for beauty and a place to give yourself peace of mind. This is a rustic area which can be remote and deserted feeling for some folks. Bed Linens, towels and basic supplies such as soap are all included. The kitchen is well equipped with dishes, silverware, spices etc. but naturally you will need to bring your food for meals. Also included are a washer and dryer, microwave, electric stove, drip coffee maker, central heating and air conditioning, dishwasher and refrigerator and outdoor gas grill. There is an outdoor shower to rinse off sand and salt. Flat screen/smartTV with basic cable service, Blue Ray player, radio, CD player and secure internet. Kids games and sand toys. No smoking No parties No dogs

Slaughter Beach is a beach community reminiscent of days in the past. Just down the street, our town has a community playground with tennis and basketball courts, beach pavillion with plenty of additional parking as well as the nearby Dupont Nature Center. Favorite Slaughter Beach past-times include: walking the beach in the mornings, relaxing on the beach or deck, bicycling, sailing, evening beach bonfires and exploring all the nearby amenities that come with Lewes and Rehoboth Beach resorts. Watch sunsets from the front porch and sunrises from the back deck facing the bay. Check-out @ 10:00am Check-in @ 4:00pm. And for the more on the go visitor, Harrington Raceway & Casino is only 32 minutes away for a little more exciting entertainment.

Prime Hook Haven is truly a retreat. Located on a private road within a private beachfront community adjacent to a wildlife refuge - you can't get more quiet or serene. If you’re looking for a beach escape without the crowds this is your spot. Step off the beaten path and enjoy our spacious indoor and outdoor living spaces, and a beach almost always to yourself in this serene waterfront escape.

-Serene waterfront location adjacent to Prime Hook Wildlife Refuge -Fully stocked kitchen and grill -beach chairs, umbrella, and outdoor shower -Shaded hammock and swing Lounge area -16 foot living room sectional -60" smart tv with Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video in Living Room -43" smart tv with Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and Amazon Prime Video in Master -Large DVD collection -Super Nintendo Classic Gaming Console -Extensive board game collection for a range of ages -Comcast Xfinity High-Speed Wifi -Sun porch with 180 degree water views -Electric fireplace inside and fire pit for beach bonfires outside -Wrap around deck with 2 picnic tables and one bistro table set -Deck view of sunrise and sunset -Parking for 4+ vehicles Prime Hook Haven is a modern rustic beach home. Our bright and airy esthetic is a part beachy part boho and quite “instagram-able”. This is a retreat and we’re focused on comfort, so most importantly our space is livable! Our home just had a make over with new flooring, fresh paint, and brand new furnishings. Our two main floor bathrooms have been partially renovated with new flooring and efficient toilets. Our sinks and showers are a nostalgic shade of blue. Though they are a bit dated they are clean and work very well. You’ll find thoughtful touches inside with a stocked game shelf with a large variety of games for different ages, DVD collection, and an Amazon fire stick. We have smart tvs with access to Hulu, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Disney+. Outdoors you can relax on a hammock and swing under the shade of our deck while you watch the waves. Above deck you can cook on our Weber grill and eat at a picnic table overlooking the water. In the garage/ground level, there is a clothes washer and dryer available for your use (no fee). We also provide laundry detergent and dryer sheets. On your picturesque drive through the Prime Hook Wildlife Refuge you’ll see herons and egrets stalking and catching fish. As you approach, you’ll see that we are fortunate to be located on a small private road with seven homes with the Refuge in our backyard. Our quiet area of Prime Hook Beach is thriving with wildlife - from the deck you could see horseshoe crabs, foxes, ghost crabs, rabbits, toads, multiple species of birds, and the occasional pod of dolphins. We are also a migration stop for Red Knots and Snow Geese, and each year during the full moon in May and June horseshoe crabs come to spawn on our beach. Ready to venture beyond the wildlife refuge? Take a drive to Lewes, Rehoboth, or Bethany for shopping, ice cream, great restaurants, and famous ocean beaches. We even suggest a day trip to Ocean City and Assateague Island.

We are situated between the shore of the Delaware Bay and Prime Hook Wildlife Refuge. Most of the residents have summered in Prime Hook for many years. Our next door neighbor, for example, her family has owned property in Prime Hook for 80 years.

Iona looks out over Cedar Creek which is a pristine estuary that leads to the Delaware Bay. This vista provides many stunning sunsets for those staying in the second-floor suite. Since Iona is a working farm, the front of the house looks out over the barn, pastures, and fields. The front porch and second-floor balcony provide wonderful sunrises to those who enjoy the early morning scenery with your first cup of coffee. This is a non-smoking property.

Iona Stables and Inn is located on a 35-acre farm just east of Rt 1, at a little crossroads called Argo’s Corner. We are situated 3 miles south of Milford, DE. It is just 3 miles to the Delaware Bay and 16 miles to the Ocean at Cape Henlopen State Park. The Lewes, Rehoboth, Tanger Outlets and additional Delaware beaches and State Parks are all located just south of us along the Rt 1 corridor. The Inn is located 1 mile south of the new Bayhealth Medical Center and just 9 miles south of the DE Turf Sports Complex.

Iona Stables and Inn is located just 20 miles north of Rehoboth Beach and 15 miles north of Lewes. We are also only 3 miles from the Delaware Bay. We are 12 miles south of DE Turf Sports Complex.

Sun House Offseason (October-May), a nearby weekend getaway! In the heart of an 11,000-acre sanctuary by the sea! Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge (established in 1963) is one of the best-kept secrets on the Mid-Atlantic coast.

Beachfront/Sanctuary backed rental in Prime Hook, Delaware. Sleeps 8-9. One King bedroom (splits into two twins), one Queen bedroom, 6 twin beds, featuring Tuft & Needle mattresses. Newly remodeled in 2019—brand new appliances including dishwasher, accessible bath/whirlpool, washer/dryer, Sony flat screen, Bose DVD/sound system. Amenities include stainless steel gas grill, fire pit, cruising tricycle, telescopes, painting easel, and electric car plug-in. Upper and lower decks with water views on both sides of the property (bay/ocean and wildlife refuge). 1.5 baths plus outdoor shower. Accessible wheelchair ramps. Dogs permitted, but please no dogs on the furniture. No smoking in the house. Perfect for a gathering of family or friends, an artistic residency, working retreat, or a BBQ beach party, or inspiration for the perfect science fair project! BIRDS, BUGS, CRABS, SHELLS, STARS, PLANETS, FISHING, NAVIGATION and SHIPPING! Paint your sunrise masterpiece or pen your maritime novel to the sounds of the surf and the birds. Sittin on the dune of the bay watching the Cape May Ferry cross the horizon you may just find yourself whistling with the wind. “Sittin' in the mornin' sun I'll be sittin' when the evenin' comes Watchin' the ships roll in Then I watch 'em roll away again”

REMOTENESS and being in NATURE with the Fall/Winter/Spring phenomenons that are unique to PRIME HOOK, besides the sun, surf, clouds, and stars! NOV-DEC - SNOW GEESE/WINTER MIGRATIONS BIRDS JAN-APRIL - BALD EAGLE AND OSPREY NESTING MAY-JUNE - HORSESHOE CRAB SPAWNING/BIRD MIGRATION Enjoy the private walkway to the raw, natural beaches of a sanctuary dedicated to protecting the cross migration of birds and Horseshoe crabs. Situated inside the Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge, the house is ideal for wildlife observation, bird-watching and stargazing in every direction. Wildlife refuge features regular birding tours, lectures, and biking/hiking trails year-round.

There is plenty of lighting. A desk & chair. Alexa set up. Safe if you want to lock up incidentals. Keys for front door & guest room. There is a code to get in the house in case you decide not to take your keys with you. It is a very quiet room in a safe neighborhood. Surge protector with 4 USB connections. Allergy free home. (no pets) All cotton sheets. We proudly use Norwex products. HDMI cable if you want to hook up your computer to the TV. Walking distance to Bayhealth Hospital.

Guest room is separated from the other side of our home giving you privacy. We never hear guests & are told they never hear us.

Our neighborhood is still developing. A second phase is underway for another 80 homes so sometimes you will see big trucks going up & down the street. But our area is already finished so it is mainly quiet. A dog barking now & then but never for long. They are all house dogs!

Our farm is located approximately 20 minutes north of Lewes, Rehoboth, & Dewey Beaches in coastal Delaware. We are also approximately 10 miles south of DE Turf. Our farm consists of over 50 acres of field and woods with beautiful views of Cedar Creek. Over 40 acres of the farm is planted in wild grasses to attract birds, deer, foxes, turkeys, and dozens of other animals! It’s the perfect spot for bird watching. We offer a relaxing get away from the nearby cities, while still being close to the action at the beach! We are 16 miles from the Cape May Lewes Ferry, connecting Cape May, New Jersey to Lewes, Delaware. We are also 30 minutes from Dover Downs Casino & Racetrack and Dover International Speedway. We are located on Rt. 1, which is a straight shot to all of the beaches or spend lazy afternoons and evenings walking around the farm or lounging by our fish pond and fountain! We have two upstairs bedrooms: one double and one queen. This listing is for the QUEEN BEDROOM, which is the larger of the two bedrooms. There is a shared bathroom with bath/shower. (see pictures) We have WiFi access in both rooms and throughout house. There are TVs in both our family room and sunroom for use by everyone. We have a great sunroom with a fireplace that's perfect for relaxing and reading a book. Breakfast is included, as well. We provide your choice of cereals, yogurt, fruit, muffins, juice, coffee, and teas. __________________________ For more than three guests, please book our double room separately.

We live directly off of Route 1, which makes popular destinations like DE Turf, all of the beaches, shopping outlets, etc. easily accessible. We are approximately 10 miles from DE Turf and 17 miles from Lewes, Delaware.

Quiet country setting minutes from town. Close to new Bayhealth hospital, Rehoboth Beach. Comfortable ranch on wooded lot. Room is at one end of house. Kitchen available, with room to store food. Wifi included. Heated mattress pad. If you like TV watching, it's generally all yours - including the living room - after 7 pm. Sunroom in back of house provides an additional quiet, bright reading or work area. That may change for a bit after puppy arrives in 2020.

Lovely room facing the wooded back yard. Large closet. Dresser and small couch. Heated mattress pad. Clean home with lots of fresh paint and large kitchen. Home faces farm land, so it's fun to watch the raptors swooping over the field across the street. Neighborhood rooster will wake you if you pay attention to that sort of thing. I'm retired, and fairly quiet when I'm not busy with a project (I sew, craft, and have endless home improvement things going on.) Other than that, things are pretty laidback. Starting March 11, 2020 - PUPPY! Be forewarned, absolute cuteness, but also every single down side of puppies. . . . I have plans to sleep in the sun room further away from guest rooms if barking/ night time fussing is a problem. But, PUPPY!

Peaceful country setting overlooking a farm field, from which you can watch wonderful sunrises if you are up. There are other homes in the neighborhood, but I'm on the edge of the development and neighbors are generally quiet. The resident roosters two doors down gives it a true country feel! All this, and less than two miles from town/shopping.

Located across from the Prime Hook Beach path and on the National Wild Life Refuge our home is a beach & birder's paradise. The house is simple, clean and comfortable on a quiet street away from all the touristy chaos. Private beach on the Delaware Bay is a 1 minute walk across the road. Fish & catch fresh crabs on the bridge around the corner. Note this is a natural sandy beach and not groomed. The water is calm. Horseshoe crab mating season is end of May. Awesome birding in Winter.

The house is raised on pilings with 1 flight of stairs to main level and features lots of windows for a bright and airy feeling with great views. Main living space is an open floor plan with a fully equipped kitchen. There are two decks and a furnished screened in porch off the main dining area. Three bedrooms sleep 6 comfortably. Primehook Beach is 5 miles east of Route 1. Shopping, restaurants, theater and more in Milton (9 miles). Lewes (18 miles) is closest ocean beach or continue down route 1 to Rehoboth beaches.

Quiet, residential neighborhood. Great restaurants, Dogfish Brewery and Grocery stores located in Milford about 10 minute drive away. Downtown Lewes is 10 miles down the road where you can enjoy more of the hustle and bustle and Cape Henlopen State Park.

Iona looks out over Cedar Creek which is a pristine estuary that leads to the Delaware Bay. This vista provides many stunning sunsets for those staying in the second-floor suite. Since Iona is a working farm, the front of the house looks out over the barn, pastures, and fields. The front porch and second-floor balcony provide beautiful sunrises to those who enjoy the early morning scenery with your first cup of coffee. Iona is a non-smoking property.

Iona Stables and Inn is located on a 35-acre farm just east of Rt 1, at a little crossroads called Argo’s Corner. We are situated 3 miles south of Milford, DE. It is only 3 miles to the Delaware Bay and 16 miles to the Ocean at Cape Henlopen State Park. The Lewes, Rehoboth, Tanger Outlets and Delaware beaches and State Parks are all located just south of us along the Rt 1 corridor. We are located 1 mile south of the new Bayhealth Medical Center. We are also 9 miles south of the DE Turf Sports Complex.

Iona Stables and Inn is located just 20 miles north of Rehoboth Beach and 15 miles north of Lewes. We are also only 3 miles from the Delaware Bay. We are 12 miles south of DE Turf Sports Complex.

Iona looks out over Cedar Creek which is a pristine estuary that leads to the Delaware Bay. This vista provides many stunning sunsets for those staying in the second-floor suite. Since Iona is a working farm, the front of the house looks out over the barn, pastures, and fields. The front porch and second-floor balcony provide beautiful sunrises to those who enjoy the early morning scenery with your first cup of coffee. Iona is a non-smoking property.

Iona Stables and Inn is located on a 35-acre farm just east of Rt 1, at a little crossroads called Argo’s Corner. We are situated 3 miles south of Milford, DE. It is only 3 miles to the Delaware Bay and 16 miles to the Ocean at Cape Henlopen State Park. The Lewes, Rehoboth, Tanger Outlets and Delaware beaches and State Parks are all located just south of us along the Rt 1 corridor. We are located 1 mile south of the new Bayhealth Medical Center. We are also 9 miles south of the DE Turf Sports Complex.

Iona Stables and Inn is located just 20 miles north of Rehoboth Beach and 15 miles north of Lewes. We are also only 3 miles from the Delaware Bay. We are 12 miles south of DE Turf Sports Complex.

Great 3 bedroom condo that is minutes away from the Delaware beaches and Dover. Perfect for short term rentals corporate and medical professionals.

Our farm is located approximately 20 minutes north of Lewes, Rehoboth, & Dewey Beaches in coastal Delaware. We also about 10 miles from DE Turf. Our farm consists of over 50 acres of field and woods with beautiful views of Cedar Creek. Over 40 acres of the farm is planted in wild grasses to attract birds, deer, foxes, turkeys, and dozens of other animals! It’s the perfect spot for bird watching. We offer a relaxing get away from the nearby cities, while still being close to the action at the beach! We are 16 miles from the Cape May Lewes Ferry, connecting Cape May, New Jersey to Lewes, Delaware. We are also 30 minutes from Dover Downs Casino & Racetrack and Dover International Speedway. We are located on Rt. 1, which is a straight shot to all of the beaches or spend lazy afternoons and evenings walking around the farm or lounging by our fish pond and fountain! We have two upstairs bedrooms: one double and one queen. This listing is for the DOUBLE BEDROOM, which is the smaller of the two bedrooms. There is a shared bathroom with bath/shower. (see pictures) We have WiFi access in both rooms and throughout house. There are TVs in both our family room and sunroom for use by everyone. We have a great sunroom with a fireplace that's perfect for relaxing and reading a book. Breakfast is included, as well. We provide your choice of cereals, yogurt, fruit, muffins, juice, coffee, and teas. __________________________ For more than 2 guests, please book our queen room separately.

We live in a rural area just north of Lewes and south of Milford. Our farm is over 50 acres and located on a creek, so it is very private.

This is our wonderful getaway beach/vacation home that we are opening up to our guests! It's newly-renovated and overlooking beautiful farmland. Perfect for families. It's 5 minutes to Prime Hook Wildlife Refuge, about 10 min to Broadkill Beach or Slaughter Beach, within 15-20 minutes to Delaware Turf and Sports at the Beach Complexes and an easy drive to the beaches at Rehoboth (18 miles), Cape Henlopen State Park and Lewes (16 miles).

Beautiful country home, just a few from the beaches! Shopping areas, outlets, and restaurants are plentiful in Lewes and Rehoboth. If you are animal/nature lovers, the Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge is just a 5 mins drive away! And fishing is nearby too! Coffee and tea available.

Quiet setting nestled among the farms.

Sweet comfortable space conveniently located to the beaches and shopping, local hospitals, state parks and great restaurants. This space boasts a great living area with private bathroom. We allow guests to use the kitchen and laundry facilities.

We are in a great location for the traveling medical field.

We are a short drive to foodie heaven in Lewes and Rehoboth beaches. There are a variety of breweries and wineries in the area. Milton is a short drive and there are several state parks in the area for outdoor adventures.