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A jewel in the crown of chateau country
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: “It’s gorgeous land. And Greenville capitalizes on that.” Home to some of the more well-heeled residents of Delaware, this community has earned a reputation for natural beauty and exclusive luxury amenities.
Aerial view of neighborhood and proximity to Greenville Center.
Greenville has multiple crosswalks to make walking in town safe.
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Modern castles in New Castle County
Among the hills and streams northwest of the state capital, the carefully manicured landscape of Greenville is filled with sprawling homes, each often sitting on multi-acre parcels of land. Houses are generally at least 2,000 square feet, and many come with full yards, open floor plans and in-ground pools. Various architectural styles exist, but Colonial variants, including Dutch, stone, and neo-Colonial, are the most widely preferred. Mid-century Modern homes begin in the high $800,000s, with brick Colonials reaching $1.9 million. A historic Colonial estate with carriage house on 8 acres of land will run at $3.7 million. Residents of these homes enjoy long, private driveways and the absence of sidewalks, which heightens their privacy.
Homes in Greenville often have large yards and garages.
Find a sense of community while still enjoying enough space for privacy in Greenville.
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Some of the best schools in Delaware
Students in Greenville might begin at Brandywine Springs School, which scores an A-minus on Niche, before attending Alexis I. du Pont Middle School, which has a C-plus. Finally, they can enroll at Alexis I. du Pont High School, which maintains a B. The area is also home to prestigious private schools, including A-plus ranked Tower Hill School, the #1 Best Private K12 School in Delaware and the #2 Best Private High School in Delaware according to Niche.
A.I. DuPont High School Entrance Sign.
Brandywine Springs School has received an overall A rating from Niche.
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Scenery on Hoopes Reservoir
Established along the Hoopes Reservoir, Valley Garden Park is known for its landscaped foliage, colorful ornamental trees and peaceful waterways. Once the summer home of T. Coleman du Pont, the area has been repurposed into a popular spot for picnics, nature watching and photography.
The Hoopes Reservoir bordering Westminster is the largest reservoir in the state of Delaware.
More luxurious homes in Westminster have spacious yards with beautiful scenery.
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Pizzas named Elizabeth
With an extensive wine list and over 20 specialty pizzas named after famous Elizabeths, Pizza by Elizabeths offers a casually elegant answer to grabbing a slice of pie. For fresh produce, flowers and other groceries, residents can visit Janssens Market, a fine food establishment that’s served the Wilmington area since 1952. “There’s wonderful dining, cool little shops, art museums, golf courses, private county clubs, wineries, microbreweries. It’s all there for you,” says Hill.
Pizza by Elizabeth is a local favorite for a delicious meal with loved ones.
Enjoy freshly baked artisan pizzas at Pizza by Elizabeth in Greenville.
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Easy access to Wilmington and Philadelphia
Bordering Greenville on the south, Route 141 offers convenient access to downtown Wilmington, while nearby Interstate 295 will get commuters to Philadelphia, located 35 miles northeast.
Greenville's easy access to SR141 makes commuting a breeze.
Trains from the nearby Biden Train Station can take Greenville residents to New York or D.C..
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Horse races at Winterthur
Held annually at the Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library, the Point-to-Point Steeplechase has been a local favorite since its inception in 1978. Horserace fans from all over the East Coast attend for a day of tailgating, pageantry and speedy competition.
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On average, homes in Greenville, DE sell after 24 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Greenville, DE over the last 12 months is $800,000, down 13% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Private Wooded 2+ acre lot situated in the Heart of Greenville! Style and grace describes this Stunning 5 bedrooms 4.2 Baths Estate designed with exquisite details. The foyer presents an elegant turned staircase, rich oak hardwood floors throughout. backing to Fieldstone Golf Course and nestled on over 2 acres of gardens, tranquil open space, with panoramic views, extensive hardscaping, and a
Updated and remodeled with first floor MIL suite/ efficiency. Pictures will be available on Thursday. Schedule your tour ASAP for this Barley Mill Courts Beauty! No expense was spared with state of the art utilities, all new landscaping, hardscaping, and directional lighting that making the property a spectacle to behold at night. Multi-Zone (two units) heating and cooling and propane generator!
A Rare Offering: Historic Ball Farm, Circa 1725 Discover a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own Ball Farm, a distinguished 10.5-acre estate steeped in history and timeless elegance. Originally acquired by E.I. duPont in 1812, this extraordinary property has been entrusted to just four owners in its long and storied past. Beyond the private gated entrance, a world of historic charm
Welcome to Greenville Place, a great place to call home! Our unique living spaces feature ceiling fans in the bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpeting or hardwood floors, and washers & dryers in select homes. Our community amenities include a playground, dog park and Clubhouse featuring a 24-hour fitness center, business center, and lounge area. You can relax at our private swim club and enjoy FREE WiFi
For convenience, each floor of the non smoking, controlled access buildings has a trash room and all of our apartment homes feature in-unit washer/dryers. Some of our community amenities include a 24 hour fitness center, dog park and outdoor swimming pool. Additionally, we offer short term furnished studios, 1 & 2 bedroom apartments. **Please call for pricing and availability on furnished
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 unchanged as the entry point to its most exclusive neighborhoods. "It's the gateway to 'chateau country,'" says Monica Hill, a 25-year veteran with RE/MAX Associates-Wilmington. "It's that old character and charm without being in the countryside."
Known as a home for the well-heeled, houses in the Westover Hills area reflect that reputation, with houses set back from the road on large lots with landscaping that demonstrates "great pride of ownership," says Hill. "It's just a place you drive through and say, 'Ah, how beautiful is this?'" Homes generally have at least 2,000 square feet, many easily doubling that. Tudor homes, French Country Modern and ranch-style dwellings can be found in the area, but the most common variety is Colonial, which begins in the low $700,000s. Remodeled rambler-style homes can reach the high $800,000s, while a historic Colonial on 1 acre of land will run $1.7 million.
Students in Westover Hills might begin at Brandywine Springs School, which scores an A-minus on Niche, before attending Alexis I. du Pont Middle School, which has a C-plus. Finally, they can enroll at Alexis I. du Pont High School, which maintains a B. The area is also home to prestigious private schools, including A-plus ranked Tower Hill School, the #1 Best Private K12 School in Delaware and the #2 Best Private High School in Delaware according to Niche.
Residents can visit Ed Oliver Golf Club to set up a tee time on their par 70 18-hole course, built on the former site of the original Wilmington Country Club. 1.5 miles east of Westover Hills, residents can visit the historic Rockford Park, a 68-acre space of greenery that includes a dog park, baseball fields and a 100-year-old stone water tower.
When it comes to dining out, locals have been visiting Feby's Fishery for fresh fish, crab cake sandwiches and hog island oysters since 1974. kaffé KARMA offers gourmet coffee and breakfast options during the day before converting into a yoga studio in the evenings. The local Wegmans is available whenever the fridge seems a little empty.
Bordering Westover Hills to the north, Route 141 offers convenient access to downtown Wilmington, while nearby Interstate 295 will get drivers to Philadelphia, located 35 miles northeast.
For those who like to stop and smell the roses, the Jasper Crane Rose Garden Party is an annual celebration of botanicals, food and the great outdoors held 3 miles east of Westover Hills at Brandywine Park.
Property Mix - Square Feet
Weather
Annual Precipitation
45''
Average Winter Low Temperature
26°F
Average Summer High Temperature
86°F
Annual Snowfall
11''
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®®
25/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®®
32/ 100
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