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Easy access to downtown Salisbury and Salisbury City Park
On the southern banks of the Wicomico River, Presidents-Princeton blends suburban convenience and downtown Salisbury proximity. Locals can walk to the city center, where vintage lampposts and ginkgo trees sit in front of Italianate-style storefronts. The Salisbury City Park, also downtown, is a 100-acre green space with walking paths and playgrounds running along both banks of the Wicomico River. Strip malls, auto repair shops and stand-alone restaurants line U.S. Route 13, spanning the neighborhood’s western edge. Despite the neighborhood’s bustling location, LaVon Adkins, a Salisbury resident and Realtor with ERA Martin Associates, says it still maintains a residential atmosphere. “You’re right at the center of everything Salisbury, but it feels very quiet and separate from all of that. Kids can walk to Prince Street Elementary, Bennett High, and even Salisbury University.”
Presidents-Princeton has a home for everyone.
Ride your bike through Downtown Salisbury near Presidents-Princeton.
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Midcentury homes that cost below the average Salisbury price
Weeds sprout through Presidents-Princeton’s sidewalk-lined streets, which were predominantly developed throughout the 1940s and ‘50s. Minimal traditional houses painted in muted tones sit on unfenced 6,000-square-foot lots, often shaded by a white oak tree. Gravel and grass driveways typically stretch alongside three-bedroom Cape Cod cottages built atop concrete slabs. Though Adkins admits the neighborhood may look uniform, she says that’s part of its appeal. “These houses might have been considered cookie-cutter back in the day, but now people want them because they’re charming starter homes.” Buying in the neighborhood can cost between $125,000 and $250,000, a range lower than a Salisbury home’s average $300,000 selling price.
Cape cods are common housing options in Presidents-Princeton.
There are older and newer builds in Presidents-Princeton.
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Salisbury City Park has summer concerts, playgrounds and a zoo
Wooden footbridges stretch over the Wicomico River, connecting Salisbury City Park’s sidewalks and recreational hubs on each side of the waterway. Locals will pass tennis courts and wooden fishing docks, where they can catch chain pickerel and largemouth bass, as they walk along the river. Mature pine and sycamore trees shade picnic tables overlooking the river’s cattail patch-covered shoreline. Puppies can climb obstacles at the dog park, and kids can run around the all-wood, castle-themed playground. At the park’s core, flamingos, black-tailed prairie dogs and over 100 other animals roam around naturalistic enclosures at the Salisbury Zoo, where admission is free. Sounds of trumpets and saxophones fill the air as the Salisbury Community Band performs its summer concert series at the park’s century-old bandstand every Sunday throughout June. The river’s closest powerboat and kayak launch is just off Riverside Drive, about a mile west of the neighborhood. Maryland’s eastern shore, home to Ocean City Beach and Assateague State Park, is just a 30-mile drive away. The neighborhood also has a few indoor recreation hubs, like Planet Fitness on College Avenue and the nearby Richard A. Henson Family YMCA, which has an indoor pool, a cycling studio and a basketball court.
The Salisbury Zoo near Presidents-Princeton is free and makes for a great day of fun.
Go for a run through Presidents-Princeton.
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Wicomico County Public Schools and Salisbury University are within walking distance
Children here can attend Prince Street Elementary School, graded a C-plus by Niche, and Bennett Middle School, earning a B. They may continue to B-plus-rated James M. Bennett High School, where dual enrollment classes with Salisbury University include piano, German and world civilizations. Founded in 1925, Salisbury University’s 200-acre campus, covered in redbud trees and Georgian-style buildings, lies on the neighborhood’s southwestern corner. Around 7,000 students attend the school, which offers undergraduate degree programs like nursing, marketing and elementary education. While some students do live in Presidents-Princeton, Adkins says they don’t have much of an effect on the neighborhood. “There are a few off-campus apartments in Presidents-Princeton, but SU students aren’t particularly rowdy, so parties and loud noises aren’t an issue.”
Prince Street School is a public school located in Presidents-Princetonhas with 854 students.
Bennett Middle School is an above average, public school located in Presidents-Princeton.
James M. Bennett High School has 1,343 students in grades 9-12 near Presidents-Princeton.
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Fast food spots along U.S. Route 13 and a night out in downtown Salisbury
Fast-food drive-throughs like Dunkin’ and Taco Bell and an Acme grocery store sit along four-lane U.S. Route 13, which also has a few locally owned eateries. For instance, Guinness posters and Celtic knots adorn the wood walls of The Irish Penny Pub & Grill, known for regular live folk music nights and trivia every Thursday. Even with this commercial convenience, Adkins says downtown Salisbury is the city’s main dining hub. “Downtown Salisbury is where people go for a night out because there’s tons of riverside restaurants and a little bit of nightlife. That’s what everyone does on weekends.” Locals can walk to Market Street Inn, a seafood spot where white umbrellas and string lights cover the patio overlooking Wicomico River. High-top tables dot the concrete floors at Mojo’s Urban Eatery, which serves local beer flights and brick-oven pizza until midnight.
Acme is a great place in Presidents-Princeton to grocery shop.
Salisbury University is a great college right next to Presidents-Princeton.
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Presidents-Princeton is near U.S. Route 50 and the TidalHealth Peninsula Regional Hospital
Though Presidents-Princeton is walkable, it’s also convenient for several types of travel. U.S. Route 13 connects to U.S. Route 50 northbound, making Washington D.C. and Baltimore about a 120-mile drive west. A few Shore Transit bus stops are in the area. Traffic occasionally stops on roads that intersect with the Delmarva Central Railroad, a freight train line in the neighborhood’s western region. TidalHealth medical facilities are sprinkled across the neighborhood’s northern tip, and its main campus, TidalHealth Peninsula Regional Hospital, is on nearby Caroll Street. American Airlines offers daily flights at the Salisbury Regional Airport, about 5 miles southeast of Presidents-Princeton.
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Parks in this Area
Salisbury City Park
Bike Trails
Dog Park
Grills
Salisbury Riverwalk
Transit
Airport
Salisbury-Ocean City Wicomico Regional
15 min drive
Bus
Evolution Craft Brewing Company
Bus
716 South Division Street
Presidents-Princeton Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Presidents-Princeton, Salisbury sell after 49 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Presidents-Princeton, Salisbury over the last 12 months is $669,900, up 9% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
This adorable house needs absolutely nothing but you! Everything is NEW!: roof, windows, doors, vinyl siding, vinyl decking, vinyl railings, fence, concrete driveway and patio, kitchen cabinets, counters, appliances, bathroom vanities, commodes, tubs/showers, paint throughout the house, LVP and Tile Flooring throughout the house, all new lighting with most being recessed, wrought iron turned
This 4-bedroom, 1-bathroom two-story home is ideally located in the heart of Salisbury. Just minutes from Salisbury City Park & Zoo, Routes 13 & 50, TidalHealth Hospital, the Wicomico Civic Center, and Salisbury University, this home puts you close to everything—local restaurants, shopping, entertainment, doctor offices, and banks. Don’t miss the opportunity to own a well-located home—schedule
Charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath bungalow is located right in the heart of Salisbury. Featuring a warm and inviting layout, this home offers plenty of natural light, a functional kitchen, and comfortable living spaces. Step outside to a spacious backyard, ideal for gatherings, play, or simply enjoying a quiet evening. Conveniently close to Salisbury University, Tidal Health Hospital, shopping,
Welcome to College Park Apartments! We are nestled within the City of Salisbury, Maryland, conveniently located nearby are grocery stores, pharmacies, banks, a Post Office, parks, restaurants, the Downtown entertainment district, and Salisbury University. The apartment buildings are made of brick, each apartment having a covered patio or balcony to enjoy. There are majestic trees for shade and a
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Renters
Demographics
Total Population
3,988
Median Age
30
Population under 18
31.3%
Above the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
9.8%
Below the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$42,314
Significantly below the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$52,132
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
81.2%
College Graduates
15.5%
Below the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
4.7%
% Population in Labor Force
75.4%
Above the national average
65.1%
Area Factors
Bikeable
Bike Score®
65/ 100
Very Walkable
Walk Score®
76/ 100
Minimal Transit
Transit Score®
21/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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