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Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. <![endif]--> Discover what’s next. ™ Home Blog About Us Search by state, city, or community Search Our Site Delaware 55+ Active Adult Retirement Communities Home Delaware Communities About Delaware 37 Communities in Delaware Per Page: 25 Communities 50 Communities 100 Communities Sort By: # Homes (High-Low) # Homes (Low-High) # Homes Sold (High-Low) # Homes Sold (Low-High) Name (A-Z) Name (Z-A) Price (Low-High) Price (High-Low) City (A-Z) City (Z-A) Page: First 1 2 Next Page Last Heritage Shores Bridgeville , DE Low $200s - Low $400s 1,816 Homes 55+ Age Restriction New And Resale Homes Save Community View Community Noble's Pond Dover , DE Mid $200s - High $300s 800 Homes 55+ Age Restriction New And Resale Homes Save Community View Community The Villages at Red Mill Pond Lewes , DE Low $300s - Mid $400s 520 Homes New And Resale Homes Save Community View Community The Ponds at Bayberry Middletown , DE High $200s - High $300s 489 Homes 55+ Age Restriction New Homes Only Save Community View Community Roesville Felton , DE High $200s - Mid $300s 470 Homes 55+ Age Restriction Resale Homes Only Save Community View Community Independence Millsboro , DE Mid $300s - Low $500s 455 Homes 55+ Age Restriction New And Resale Homes Save Community View Community Bishop's Landing Millville , DE High $200s - Mid $400s 449 Homes New And Resale Homes Save Community View Community Heritage Creek Milton , DE Mid $300s - High $400s 400 Homes New And Resale Homes Save Community View Community Springmill Middletown , DE Low $300s - Mid $300s 362 Homes 55+ Age Restriction Resale Homes Only Save Community View Community Champions' Club Magnolia , DE Mid $200s - High $300s 326 Homes 55+ Age Restriction New And Resale Homes Save Community View Community Spring Arbor Middletown , DE Low $300s - Mid $300s 317 Homes 55+ Age Restriction Resale Homes Only Save Community View Community Four Seasons at Silver Maple Middletown , DE Mid $300s - Mid $400s 299 Homes 55+ Age Restriction Resale Homes Only Save Community View Community Forest Landing at Bethany Beach Frankford , DE Low $300s - Low $400s 280 Homes New And Resale Homes Save Community View Community Four Seasons at Belle Terre Lewes , DE High $300s - Mid $400s 269 Homes 55+ Age Restriction New Homes Only Save Community View Community Windstone Milton , DE High $200s - High $300s 260 Homes New And Resale Homes Save Community View Community Bay Crossing Lewes , DE Mid $300s - High $500s 256 Homes 55+ Age Restriction Resale Homes Only Save Community View Community Longacre Village Dover , DE High $100s - Mid $300s 250 Homes 55+ Age Restriction Resale Homes Only Save Community View Community Spring Meadow Smyrna , DE Low $200s - Low $300s 246 Homes 55+ Age Restriction Resale Homes Only Save Community View Community Nassau Grove Lewes , DE Low $400s - Mid $500s 244 Homes Resale Homes Only Save Community View Community Legacy at The Village of Fox Meadow Newark , DE Low $300s - High $300s 194 Homes 55+ Age Restriction Resale Homes Only Save Community View Community The Village of Hershey Run Wilmington , DE Low $200s - Mid $200s 192 Homes 55+ Age Restriction Resale Homes Only Save Community View Community Village of Eastridge Smyrna , DE Mid $200s - Mid $300s 189 Homes 55+ Age Restriction New Homes Only Save Community View Community The Courtyards at Brandywine Wilmington , DE Mid $300s - High $400s 184 Homes 55+ Age Restriction Resale Homes Only Save Community View Community Whispering Woods Middletown , DE Mid $200s - High $300s 178 Homes 55+ Age Restriction New Homes Only Save Community View Community The Village of Cinderberry Georgetown , DE Low $200s - High $200s 170 Homes 50+ Age Restriction New And Resale Homes Save Community View Community Page: First 1 2 Next Page Last 37 communities match filters Overview Delaware is known as The First State and it s home to several popular cities, such as Wilmington, Dover, Lewes and Rehoboth Beach. Its various cities and regions offer their own cultural and recreational attractions, and no sales tax makes the state a shopper s paradise. There are numerous active adult communities in Delaware that offer a variety of home sizes and styles. Though Delaware may be small in size, its transitional climate and distinct regions make it an ideal location for a variety of people. From the industrialized north with its easy access to major urban centers, to the southern coast with its sunny beaches and artistic charm, Delaware is quickly becoming a popular retirement destination for active adults. Climate & Geography For those who prefer all four seasons, Delaware s environment covers a transitional zone, which ranges from a humid subtropical climate to a continental climate. There is often a noticeable difference in temperatures and weather from the northern to southern portions of Delaware. The southernmost Sussex County generally enjoys more mild winters and hotter summers than the more northern areas of New Castle County. Geographically, Delaware is bordered to the south by Maryland and to the north by Pennsylvania. The eastern border falls along the Delaware River, the Delaware Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, which all flow together from the river out to the sea. Though the Delaware River lies between Delaware and New Jersey, there are a few small stretches where the two states share a land boundary. Ferries also allow easy transportation across the Delaware River, such as the popular run between Cape May, New Jersey and Lewes, Delaware. Recreation, Culture & Entertainment Despite its small size, Delaware is one of the country s more densely populated states. Wilmington boasts many cultural and recreational attractions. It also embraces a rich history as the city was first settled in 1638 under the name Fort Christina. Today, Wilmington offers a variety of distinct neighborhoods including nine historic districts and the Wilmington Riverfront. Farther south, Delaware s capital city of Dover is the second largest city in the state and a popular destination for visitors. The Dover International Speedway hosts two NASCAR weekend events each year. Dover Downs, also contained within the Dover International Speedway, offers harness horse racing year-round. There are several golf courses in the area surrounding Dover, including the Maple Dale Country Club, the Wild Quail Country Club, and the Jonathan s Landing Golf Course. For those who prefer performing arts, history and other cultural attractions, Dover s Schwartz Center for the Arts is home to the Dover Symphony Orchestra. Dover s historical district is home to the Sewell C. Biggs Museum of American Art, and downtown Dover houses the Dover State Museum as well as the Dover State Archives, which are open to the public. A bit farther south on Delaware s Atlantic coast, Rehoboth Beach swarms with visitors during the hot summer months. Rehoboth s beach boardwalk features an eclectic mix of quirky shops, fun restaurants, festive nightlife, and plenty of recreational activities. Rehoboth Beach has a welcoming atmosphere and is also known to be a popular gay and lesbian vacation spot. In addition to its boardwalk attractions, Rehoboth hosts annual festivals such as the Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival and the Rehoboth Beach Autumn Jazz Festival. Cost of Living & Taxes Though Delaware s cost of living is 14 percent higher than the national average, the state is still very attractive to active adults due to its moderately low taxes. Delaware does not have a sales tax, the top income tax rate is 6.95 percent, and property taxes are some of the lowest in any state at .43 percent. Social security benefits are not taxed and up to $12,500 of pension income is exempt for people 60+, which means many seniors pay little income tax to the state. Healthcare As of 2012, there were 2,439 p...