Delaware
There's a reason why they call Delaware, "The Small Wonder." Delaware has 350 miles of coastline that borders the Atlantic ocean. Enjoy breathtaking views, lush marshlands, and a scenic agricultural community. Each Delaware small town has its own charm and personality, making it a beautiful place to live from Cape Henlopen State Park to Fenwick Island. The great state is centrally located near New York City, Baltimore, and Washington D.C., making Delaware full of diverse influences. Being the first state, Delaware has a rich history from Lewes to Wilmington which results in many attractions such as the Overfalls in Lewes or the Delaware Helicopter Museum and Education Center.Delaware is also considered one of the most tax-friendly states with no state or local tax, no personal property tax, no inheritance tax, no sales tax, and no tax on Social Security benefits making the state a wonderful place to retire in.
Maryland
One of the original American colonies, Maryland has an extensive history, an incredible food scene, and has something for all lifestyles. National Geographic nicknamed Maryland "America In Miniature" due to its vast variety of landscapes and scenery of sandy beaches, Blue Ridge and Appalachian mountain ranges, salt marshes, farmland, and numerous tiny islands. Don't forget that Maryland is home to the Chesapeake Bay, the bustling city of Baltimore, and Six Flags.We build on the Eastern Shore regions of Maryland on the Delmarva Peninsula.
Virginia
Home it Mount Vernon, Arlington National Cemetery, historic Williamsburg, and more, the state of Virginia has much to offer with unparalleled beauty. Virginia offers a considerable amount of outdoor activities such as hiking, paddleboarding, kayaking, horse riding, and camping so you'll always be able to enjoy mother nature. If you're more of a fan of city life, there are cities such as Richmond, Virginia Beach, and Norfolk to enjoy. Home to the University of Virginia, Virginia Tech, and William and Mary University, Virginia has excellent choices for higher education.We build on the Eastern Shore regions of Virginia on the Delmarva Peninsula.