Presidents-Princeton Homes for Rent

Presidents-Princeton in Salisbury is a neighborhood characterized by its 1940s and '50s minimal traditional houses, often shaded by white oak trees. These homes, typically three-bedroom Cape Cod cottages on 6,000-square-foot lots, offer a charming, uniform appeal. The area is walkable and features several recreational spots, including Salisbury City Park with its wooden footbridges, tennis courts, fishing docks, and the Salisbury Zoo, which offers free admission. The park also hosts the Salisbury Community Band's summer concert series. For indoor activities, residents can visit Planet Fitness or the Richard A. Henson Family YMCA. Dining options include fast-food chains along U.S. Route 13 and local favorites like The Irish Penny Pub & Grill. Downtown Salisbury, known for its riverside restaurants and nightlife, is a popular weekend destination. The neighborhood is well-connected, with U.S. Route 13 providing access to U.S. Route 50, making Washington D.C. and Baltimore about a 120-mile drive. Shore Transit bus stops and the nearby Salisbury Regional Airport, 5 miles southeast, offer additional travel options. TidalHealth Peninsula Regional Hospital is also nearby. Schools in the area include Prince Street Elementary, Bennett Middle School, and the highly-rated James M. Bennett High School. Salisbury University, with its 200-acre campus, lies on the southwestern corner of the neighborhood. The crime rate in Presidents-Princeton is lower than the national average, contributing to its appeal as a residential area.