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Why Live in Westside
Westside in Salisbury is a neighborhood where waterfront living meets downtown convenience. The area is centered around Johnson Pond, a 100-acre body of water that offers year-round recreation such as fishing and kayaking. Nearby green spaces provide sports facilities and trails. Homes in Westside, built mainly in the 1930s and ‘40s, are affordable by Wicomico County standards, with many being fixer-uppers. The neighborhood features beige and white minimal traditional cottages, vinyl-façade bungalows, and three-bedroom ranch styles, some with wooden fishing docks. Downtown Salisbury, located at the southern end of Westside, is home to lively bars, art galleries, and breakfast cafes. The Salisbury Riverwalk, a 3-mile path along the Wicomico River, connects numerous green spaces and ends at the 100-acre Salisbury City Park, which includes the Salisbury Zoo. Local parks like Lake Street Park and Billy Gene Jackson Sr. Park offer amenities such as basketball courts, playgrounds, and pickleball courts. Residents can also enjoy events like the Juneteenth celebration at Billy Gene Jackson Sr. Park. For education, children can attend the highly rated Charles H. Chipman Elementary School. Essential services and shopping are available at Salisbury Plaza, and the neighborhood is close to major routes like U.S. Route 50, providing access to cities like Washington D.C. and Baltimore. While Westside is car-dependent due to a lack of sidewalks, it offers a mix of natural beauty and urban amenities.