Property Description

1.3 Acres. Tucked into the Trees. Minutes from the Shore. Some homes are just a place to sleep. This one is a place to breathe. Set on 1.3 partially wooded acres along a quiet street in Georgetown, Delaware, 22292 Louise St is a classic 1.5-story Cape Cod with the kind of character and bones that developers stopped building decades ago, and buyers are still chasing today. The bold red siding, dormer windows, and pitched roofline give the home an unmistakable presence from the street. A generous driveway frames a landscaped front yard dotted with mature plantings, and the whole property feels private without being remote. The floor plan does not waste a single square foot. Two levels, with a first-floor bedroom and bath that the Cape Cod style rarely delivers. Living room, dining area, family room, kitchen, utility room, everything where it should be. Upstairs, the primary suite anchors one end while the second bedroom and shared bath anchor the other. Below it all, an oversized two car garage. Above it, a full-length loft that is equal parts storage solution and untapped potential. Out back, the yard opens into a private retreat that most suburban buyers will never find: a patio, a cleared open lawn, and a natural wooded tree line that backs the property on multiple sides. Location is the quiet advantage here. Georgetown sits at the geographic center of Sussex County, close enough to enjoy the Delaware Beaches without paying beach-town prices or sitting in summer traffic to get out of your own neighborhood. Rehoboth Beach is about 30 minutes away. Lewes, Bethany, and Cape Henlopen State Park are all within easy reach. You are in the county seat with full services and Indian River School District schools, in a community that has been quietly growing in value as coastal demand continues to push west. This is the kind of property that simply does not come up often this close to the coast, private land, real storage, room to grow, and the beach just down the road.

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