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Neighborhoods near Hurlock Elementary School in Hurlock, MD

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    Preston

    Buyers can find modest single-family homes and farmettes among Preston’s small-town streets and outlying cornfields. “Farming is big still; we have a lot of old farms still operating to this day,” says Mary Mabry, an Eastern Shore native and 23-year real estate agent with Keller Williams Select Realtors of Annapolis . “We went through that time fifteen

    • Average Value

      $387K

    • List Price

      $134K - $2.1M

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      13 Listings

    Preston
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    Seaford

    Seaford, DE, a former nylon industry hub, offers affordable housing and industrial jobs. The city features Hooper's Landing Golf Course and the Nanticoke Riverwalk. A revitalization effort is underway in the downtown area.

    • Average Value

      $350K

    • List Price

      $200K - $778K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      95 Listings

    Seaford
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    Rhodesdale

    Rhodesdale's residents live in rustic rural homes beside acres of rolling farmland, just beyond the Delaware border to the east. "You've got a mixed clientele. We have a lot of first-time homebuyers who grew up in the North Dorchester area," says Mary Mabry, an Eastern Shore native and 23-year real estate agent with Keller Williams Select

    • Average Value

      $326K

    • List Price

      $129K - $593K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      3 Listings

    Rhodesdale
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    Hurlock

    Built around the Delaware Railroad in the early 1890s, Hurlock has always been a major industrial hub in north Dorchester County, reflected by the town motto of “on track … since 1892.” Today, several large-scale industrial farms surround the town, as well as manufacturing and trucking businesses. It’s an appealing spot for buyers seeking rural

    • Average Value

      $289K

    • List Price

      $83K - $633K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      30 Listings

    Hurlock
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    Federalsburg

    The historic township of Federalsburg has gone from a 19th-century trading post to a quaint rural village with various outdoor activities for locals to enjoy. Marshyhope Creek runs through the center of town and once served as a port of call for steamships hauling lumber and other goods to the Nanticoke River. Today, residents head to the creek

    • Average Value

      $277K

    • List Price

      $60K - $736K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      22 Listings

    Federalsburg