5 Waterfront, Custom, and Luxury Residences from Delaware to D.C

Along the Nanticoke River on a quiet cul-de-sac in Seaford, this

waterfront residence pairs a just-outside-of-town setting with a little over an acre and plenty of parking. Inside, the layout includes five bedrooms and 3-1/2 baths, with two primary bedrooms—one on the main level and one upstairs—offering flexibility for everyday living and hosting. A main-floor office with a powder room and pocket door supports work-from-home ease, while the kitchen, dining room, and great room—with a pool table—set the tone for relaxed gatherings. In the family room, a wood-burning fireplace is already plumbed for gas conversion. A basement, abundant storage, and a two-car attached garage add practicality. Outdoors, multi-level decking overlooks the river for sunset watching, already wired for a hot tub. RV parking includes a 30-amp hookup, and the irrigation system has a separate well.

Set within the Estates at Milton Crossing, 27044 Whistling Duck Way pairs a 2023 custom build with a modern farmhouse sensibility—crisp white siding, striking black windows, multiple architectural peaks, and a coral front door that adds a considered pop of color. Inside, a bright, airy foyer offers a direct sightline to the back of the home, where a wall of windows draws natural light deep into the main living space. The open-concept layout is designed for daily ease and effortless hosting, flowing into a generous dining area sized for true gatherings. At the center, the gourmet kitchen is finely equipped with dual side-by-side Fisher & Paykel refrigerators, quartz countertops, double wall ovens, a cooktop with range hood, and a spacious island with pendant lighting, built-in microwave, and dishwasher—finished with soft-close, detailed-trim cabinetry and an undermount stainless sink with high-arch faucet and water dispenser.

Set on 2.22 acres in Prince Frederick, 400 Adelina Rd offers a move-in-ready residence with the kind of flexibility that supports real life, not just a floor plan. An attached rental apartment opens up many possibilities—whether you’re looking to create a multigenerational living setup or prefer the option of separate, independent space under one roof. Outside, the acreage shifts the daily rhythm: more room to spread out, more privacy, and more ways to use the land as your needs evolve. It’s also billed as a mechanic’s dream or car enthusiast’s haven, pointing to an especially welcoming fit for those who like to tinker, restore, and spend time with their vehicles. Here, versatility and elbow room set the tone for what comes next.

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In the heart of Washington’s West End neighborhood, The Westlight frames effortless city living with a professionally staffed, 24-hour front desk concierge, uniformed doorman and porter, onsite engineer, and building manager. Days can begin with a workout in the state-of-the-art fitness center and end upstairs on the expansive rooftop grilling terrace, with a private clubroom and catering kitchen for easy hosting—plus D.C.’s largest rooftop pool.

Rising above Cathedral Avenue in the historic Westchester Co-op (c. 1931), this top-floor residence frames sweeping, ever-changing views—from the Capitol and Washington Monument to the Potomac River, Alexandria, and Tysons Corner. Two winged suites with southeast and southwest exposures create an easy sense of separation and flexibility, anchored by a foyer detailed with crown moldings, Art Deco archways, and built-ins. The galley kitchen pairs granite countertops with stainless appliances, including a KitchenAid dishwasher, GE Profile refrigerator, Jenn-Air gas range, and a Thermador hood, plus a Bosch washer and dryer and upgraded electrical panels. Refinished parquet floors, large closets, and abundant natural light set the tone, while updated baths feature classic black-and-white tile and modern fixtures. Landscaped grounds, gardens, and a fountain, along with a market, fitness center, salon, valet, guest suites, and connected hallways, round out daily life.