The Village of Cinderberry sits in Georgetown, Delaware, and has been there for a while now, right along 19 Cinder Way, and everyone knows it's an active adult community for folks aged 55 and up. There are about 170 homes here, both attached and detached, with options like new builds and resales, and there are still maybe 15 lots left for single-family homes. Houses come with two or three bedrooms, and two bathrooms, and some plans like The Patriot or The Piedmont also offer either a one or two-car garage. Prices for new homes usually start in the mid $200s to mid $300s. Every home has public water and sewer, trash collection that comes with town taxes, and owners never have to fuss with lawn care, landscaping, or snow removal since all exterior maintenance comes included.
The Village of Cinderberry is strong on community features, since there's a big clubhouse called the Village of Cinderberry Clubhouse where neighbors gather for many planned activities, and there's also a community center that comes with a fitness room, an exercise room, a library, a card room, a multi-purpose and hobby room, and that popular heated indoor saltwater pool which folks use a lot. The grounds have outdoor walking paths and spaces to spend time outside when the weather's decent. Residents run several of their own activities, and the community has things going on like fitness classes, movie nights, arts and crafts in the arts room, and other scheduled daily programs. The social service center and general counseling services are available, which helps for many who just want a little extra support or direction.
Homes come with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, cable TV, high-speed internet, air conditioning, and telephones in each room, which makes things easier for day-to-day needs. There's 24-hour call system for safety, plus staff on site to help with things like medication management, non-ambulatory care, and other daily activities if someone needs a hand. Dining options let people eat in the dining room with all-day, restaurant-style service, allergy-friendly meals, and kitchen staff who work to meet special dietary needs, all handled by professional chefs. Laundry, dry cleaning, housekeeping, and move-in coordination are all handled by the community as part of the general services here. There's also concierge and family support available.
The Village of Cinderberry gets managed by a homeowners' association that keeps track of services, and the roads and driveways throughout are all asphalt, so driving and walking outside is simple enough. The community works with the Jeffrey Fowler Group for buying, selling, and leasing homes here, as well as Active Adults Realty. Listings are updated online, and you can get email alerts for new homes. Property types go beyond just standard houses, with options for condos, townhouses, investment places, and even commercial and vacation properties in some cases, and users can filter searches online by things like price, bedrooms, bathrooms, and time on market. Resale homes pop up from time to time, with recent sales showing prices around $213,000 for certain models and square footage around 1,664 sq. ft. The Village of Cinderberry sits inside Sussex Academy and Sussex Technical School Districts, and it's close enough to walk into the town of Georgetown for errands or events. The community values security, privacy, and offers updated tech support like Wi-Fi, activity logs, and has rules on privacy and user activity. All told, most residents end up saying the Village of Cinderberry is a nice place to live, especially for folks looking for an active, easygoing community with plenty of ways to stay busy, stay safe, and find good company close by.
