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Welcome to 1025 N Madison Street #109 in Wilmington, Delaware — a cozy and low-maintenance condo located in the desirable Trinity Square North community. This well-kept 2-bedroom, 1-bath home offers approximately 1,000 square feet of comfortable living space with a bright open layout that seamlessly connects the living and dining areas. The functional kitchen features electric appliances and ample cabinet space, while spacious bedrooms provide comfort and versatility. Additional highlights include central air conditioning, forced-air heating, covered parking, and convenient access to shopping, dining, parks, schools, and public transportation. Perfect for a first-time homebuyer, downsizer, or investor looking for affordable city living with convenience at your doorstep.

2 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths

Welcome to 1025 N Madison Street #109 in Wilmington, Delaware — a cozy and low-maintenance condo located in the desirable Trinity Square North community. This well-kept 2-bedroom, 1-bath home offers approximately 1,000 square feet of comfortable living space with a bright open layout that seamlessly connects the living and dining areas. The functional kitchen features electric appliances and ample cabinet space, while spacious bedrooms provide comfort and versatility. Additional highlights include central air conditioning, forced-air heating, covered parking, and convenient access to shopping, dining, parks, schools, and public transportation. Perfect for a first-time homebuyer, downsizer, or investor looking for affordable city living with convenience at your doorstep.

1025 N Madison St Unit 109, Wilmington

Listing courtesy of Empower Real Estate, LLC. Contact:

$375,000

Welcome to Trinity Vicinity in the City of Wilmington! A classical community brimming with character and charm thanks to an eclectic mix of colonial and victorian architectural style. This twin, corner building consists of three, 2 bedroom apartments with modern and functional floorplans. Main floor features two private exterior entrances, while the second and third floor units are accessed via an interior stair system with exterior fire escape to the sidewalk in case of emergency. Building was gutted out and fully rebuilt in the last 15 years +/-, meaning that the mechanical systems are all separate and functional by today's standards. Three separate HVAC systems with Central Air, three separate hot water tanks, three separate electric panels as well as one for the common area, and separate gas meters as well. Brick covered in stucco will continue to stand the test of time while needing little in the maintenance department. Brick paver sidewalk with deep granite curbs round out the exterior. Excellent location within walking distance to parks, places of worships, educational facilities, employment centers as well as the bustling nightlife on Market St. Excellent opportunity for investor to purchase and operate for cash flow while making this an integral part of an existing portfolio, or making it the cornerstone of a new one!

801 W 9th St, Wilmington

Listing courtesy of Pantano Real Estate Inc. Contact:

$289,500

Welcome to this beautifully upgraded contemporary unit in the waterfront community of Justison Landing. Step inside to discover a spacious two bedroom, with walk in closets, and two bath interior with a two year old washer and dryer in the laundry room. The fully equipped kitchen with beautiful white cabinetry, includes stainless steel appliances(2 year old refrigerator). granite counter top, and open to the living and dining area. The unit is freshly painted with new carpet in the bedrooms and beautiful hardwood floors. Other features include very nicely appointed bathrooms, custom closet organizers, one on-site parking space(#59). a three and a half year old HVAC system,sprinklers and a concierge service in the main lobby.. The condo fee includes exterior and common building maintenance, water, sewer, trash and snow removal. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this luxurious turn key property in excellent condition. Carefree living in a very desirable location, with views of the cityscape and Christina River, Justison Landing is close walking distance to great shopping, entertainment and dining.

2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths

Welcome to this beautifully upgraded contemporary unit in the waterfront community of Justison Landing. Step inside to discover a spacious two bedroom, with walk in closets, and two bath interior with a two year old washer and dryer in the laundry room. The fully equipped kitchen with beautiful white cabinetry, includes stainless steel appliances(2 year old refrigerator). granite counter top, and open to the living and dining area. The unit is freshly painted with new carpet in the bedrooms and beautiful hardwood floors. Other features include very nicely appointed bathrooms, custom closet organizers, one on-site parking space(#59). a three and a half year old HVAC system,sprinklers and a concierge service in the main lobby.. The condo fee includes exterior and common building maintenance, water, sewer, trash and snow removal. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this luxurious turn key property in excellent condition. Carefree living in a very desirable location, with views of the cityscape and Christina River, Justison Landing is close walking distance to great shopping, entertainment and dining.

530 Harlan Blvd Unit 615, Wilmington

Listing courtesy of Patterson-Schwartz - Greenville. Contact:

$375,000

ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED, Motivated seller. Great Cash-flow investment opportunity. Cap rate of more than 10%. Fully rented grossing $4000/month. Your chance to own a profitable mixed-use investment property in the heart of the City of Wilmington. It's ready to go and has a strong rental history. The building offers an operating salon business in a 5 year lease at $1600/month. along with two 2-bedroom apartments each paying $1200/month. Total rents are a$4,000 per month, creating strong income for an investment property. Many major systems have been replaced in recent years, including water heaters, electrical panels, windows, and many interior finishes. The first floor salon business is highly visible entrance with signage faces 4th Street and Adam Street on this corner property. An attractive entrance leads into a comfortable waiting area for clients. Toward the back is the main salon area with room for multiple stylists to work comfortably. The lighting and layout are well suited for salon use. Further back is the wash area with two stations, spacious and well equipped. A short hall leads to an additional studio space for private styling, with chair and lighting already in place. This floor is completed by a nicely decorated half bathroom available for client use. The apartments are accessed through a side entrance on Adams Street. The common stairway leads to the second and third floor apartments, each with its own private entrance. The second-floor apartment currently has a good tenant in place who would like to stay and maintain the apartment well. Rent is $1,200 per month, and the tenant pays electric and gas. Third floor apartment is similar and has a new tenant in place, also paying 1$200/month. Upon entering the apartments, the first bedroom is on the left and offers a generous closet. Toward the front of the property is the second bedroom, also with a good closet. The apartment includes an updated bathroom, followed by the kitchen, which offers generous counter space, a compact refrigerator, and ample cabinetry. The kitchen could also function as a small eat-in space. At the front of the property is the living room, which benefits from excellent natural light from both sides due to the corner location. The third-floor apartment has a very similar layout to the second floor. The unit has just been painted, updated with new flooring, and refreshed. Estimated rent is $1,200 per month. All units are currently tenant-occupied, fully rented with great cash-flow. The basement contains separate utilities for the units, including four electrical panels (three units plus a landlord panel), three hot water heaters, and three gas furnaces, with two located in the basement and one located in a closet within the third-floor apartment. The basement also provides additional storage space. Excellent location just off Adams Street and 4th Street. The property is walkable to the central business district, shopping, dining, convenience stores, transportation, the train station, bus routes, and many other Center City amenities. 48 hours notice required due to tenants in place.

837 W 4th St, Wilmington

Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Realty Wilmington. Contact:

$499,900

Step into Wilmington’s storied past with 703 N West St, a historic apartment building on the National Register of Historic Places since 1979, adjacent to its sister property and representing one of the city’s only surviving pair of 18th-century stone houses with side-hall plans. Constructed around 1760 by the Woodward family as part of their ropemaking enterprise vital to the colonial port’s shipbuilding trade, this three-story, stuccoed stone structure with a brick rear ell retains charming Georgian elements like paneled walls, chair rails, original fireplaces, and a mid-19th-century mantel with Minton tiles. Its L-shaped layout and preserved details, including wide floorboards and central staircase, highlight Quaker influences and early industrial life in Delaware, complete with unverified local lore tying its hearthstone to the Declaration of Independence platform in Philadelphia. This property offers lots of potential for creative redevelopment—whether restoring it as multi-family housing, converting to a single-family residence, or exploring other adaptive uses—while preserving its irreplaceable architectural heritage. Note that it has lost its prior multi-family use over time and would require approval from the zoning board to reinstate apartments or similar configurations. Situated in the heart of Wilmington’s Downtown Development District, this property qualifies for significant incentives to support your vision, including up to 20% rebates on qualified real property investments through Delaware’s Downtown Development Districts Rebate Program. As a National Register-listed site, it’s also eligible for federal historic preservation tax credits (up to 20% for certified rehabilitations) and potential state grants, making it an ideal opportunity for investors or preservation enthusiasts. In rough condition with needs for major renovations, including roof and stucco maintenance, interior updates, and system overhauls, it’s offered as-is, presenting a unique fixer-upper in Quaker Hill surrounded by commercial growth, historic districts, and easy access to downtown. Seize the opportunity to invest in and preserve this architectural gem while benefiting from incentives designed to boost downtown vitality.

703 N West St, Wilmington

Listing courtesy of Compass. Contact:

$499,900

Step into Wilmington’s storied past with 703 N West St, a historic apartment building on the National Register of Historic Places since 1979, adjacent to its sister property and representing one of the city’s only surviving pair of 18th-century stone houses with side-hall plans. Constructed around 1760 by the Woodward family as part of their ropemaking enterprise vital to the colonial port’s shipbuilding trade, this three-story, stuccoed stone structure with a brick rear ell retains charming Georgian elements like paneled walls, chair rails, original fireplaces, and a mid-19th-century mantel with Minton tiles. Its L-shaped layout and preserved details, including wide floorboards and central staircase, highlight Quaker influences and early industrial life in Delaware, complete with unverified local lore tying its hearthstone to the Declaration of Independence platform in Philadelphia. This property offers lots of potential for creative redevelopment—whether restoring it as multi-family housing, converting to a single-family residence, or exploring other adaptive uses—while preserving its irreplaceable architectural heritage. Note that it has lost its prior multi-family use over time and would require approval from the zoning board to reinstate apartments or similar configurations. Situated in the heart of Wilmington’s Downtown Development District, this property qualifies for significant incentives to support your vision, including up to 20% rebates on qualified real property investments through Delaware’s Downtown Development Districts Rebate Program. As a National Register-listed site, it’s also eligible for federal historic preservation tax credits (up to 20% for certified rehabilitations) and potential state grants, making it an ideal opportunity for investors or preservation enthusiasts. In rough condition with needs for major renovations, including roof and stucco maintenance, interior updates, and system overhauls, it’s offered as-is, presenting a unique fixer-upper in Quaker Hill surrounded by commercial growth, historic districts, and easy access to downtown. Seize the opportunity to invest in and preserve this architectural gem while benefiting from incentives designed to boost downtown vitality.

8 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths

Step into Wilmington’s storied past with 703 N West St, a historic apartment building on the National Register of Historic Places since 1979, adjacent to its sister property and representing one of the city’s only surviving pair of 18th-century stone houses with side-hall plans. Constructed around 1760 by the Woodward family as part of their ropemaking enterprise vital to the colonial port’s shipbuilding trade, this three-story, stuccoed stone structure with a brick rear ell retains charming Georgian elements like paneled walls, chair rails, original fireplaces, and a mid-19th-century mantel with Minton tiles. Its L-shaped layout and preserved details, including wide floorboards and central staircase, highlight Quaker influences and early industrial life in Delaware, complete with unverified local lore tying its hearthstone to the Declaration of Independence platform in Philadelphia. This property offers lots of potential for creative redevelopment—whether restoring it as multi-family housing, converting to a single-family residence, or exploring other adaptive uses—while preserving its irreplaceable architectural heritage. Note that it has lost its prior multi-family use over time and would require approval from the zoning board to reinstate apartments or similar configurations. Situated in the heart of Wilmington’s Downtown Development District, this property qualifies for significant incentives to support your vision, including up to 20% rebates on qualified real property investments through Delaware’s Downtown Development Districts Rebate Program. As a National Register-listed site, it’s also eligible for federal historic preservation tax credits (up to 20% for certified rehabilitations) and potential state grants, making it an ideal opportunity for investors or preservation enthusiasts. In rough condition with needs for major renovations, including roof and stucco maintenance, interior updates, and system overhauls, it’s offered as-is, presenting a unique fixer-upper in Quaker Hill surrounded by commercial growth, historic districts, and easy access to downtown. Seize the opportunity to invest in and preserve this architectural gem while benefiting from incentives designed to boost downtown vitality.

703 N West St, Wilmington

Listing courtesy of Compass. Contact:

$499,900

Discover a rare piece of American history at 701 N West St, a grand 18th-century Georgian-style single-family home listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1979. Built circa 1745 by Quaker ropemaker Joseph Woodward, this three-story, L-shaped granite structure exemplifies early colonial architecture in Wilmington, serving as one of the city’s only surviving stone houses with a side-hall plan from that era. Originally tied to the family’s ropemaking business supporting the local shipbuilding industry, it features preserved Federal-period details like paneled wainscoting, an open-string staircase, original fireplaces, wide pine floors, and hand-hewn beams, offering a tangible link to Quaker entrepreneurship and Delaware’s maritime heritage. Spanning 3 stories plus an attic, this 6-bedroom, 3-full-bathroom residence provides ample space for restoration into a stunning home or adaptive reuse project, with its symmetrical facade, multi-pane windows, and central hallway layout blending timeless charm with potential modern updates. Located in Wilmington’s Downtown Development District, this property qualifies for significant incentives to support your vision, including up to 20% rebates on qualified real property investments through Delaware’s Downtown Development Districts Rebate Program. As a National Register-listed site, it’s also eligible for federal historic preservation tax credits (up to 20% for certified rehabilitations) and potential state grants, making it an ideal opportunity for investors or preservation enthusiasts. Currently in rough shape and requiring extensive work, the home is being sold as-is, allowing you to unlock its full potential in a vibrant setting near downtown amenities, parks, and transportation. Don’t miss this chance to own and revive a cornerstone of Wilmington’s colonial past.

6 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths

Discover a rare piece of American history at 701 N West St, a grand 18th-century Georgian-style single-family home listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1979. Built circa 1745 by Quaker ropemaker Joseph Woodward, this three-story, L-shaped granite structure exemplifies early colonial architecture in Wilmington, serving as one of the city’s only surviving stone houses with a side-hall plan from that era. Originally tied to the family’s ropemaking business supporting the local shipbuilding industry, it features preserved Federal-period details like paneled wainscoting, an open-string staircase, original fireplaces, wide pine floors, and hand-hewn beams, offering a tangible link to Quaker entrepreneurship and Delaware’s maritime heritage. Spanning 3 stories plus an attic, this 6-bedroom, 3-full-bathroom residence provides ample space for restoration into a stunning home or adaptive reuse project, with its symmetrical facade, multi-pane windows, and central hallway layout blending timeless charm with potential modern updates. Located in Wilmington’s Downtown Development District, this property qualifies for significant incentives to support your vision, including up to 20% rebates on qualified real property investments through Delaware’s Downtown Development Districts Rebate Program. As a National Register-listed site, it’s also eligible for federal historic preservation tax credits (up to 20% for certified rehabilitations) and potential state grants, making it an ideal opportunity for investors or preservation enthusiasts. Currently in rough shape and requiring extensive work, the home is being sold as-is, allowing you to unlock its full potential in a vibrant setting near downtown amenities, parks, and transportation. Don’t miss this chance to own and revive a cornerstone of Wilmington’s colonial past.

701 N West St, Wilmington

Listing courtesy of Compass. Contact:

$130,000

RECENT UPDATES TO PROPERTY!! Check out bathroom and kitchen! Solid opportunity for those seeking a value-add property in the City of Wilmington. This home features 3 bedrooms plus a bonus room, ideal for a 4th bedroom, home office, or flex space. The property has good bones, and the layout allows for efficient improvements with the potential to increase rental income and overall value. Located in a convenient Wilmington neighborhood with easy access to public transportation, shops, and local amenities - a very attractive feature. With strong rental demand in the area, this property presents an excellent opportunity to add to your portfolio. Tenant contracted. SOLD AS-IS.

3 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths

RECENT UPDATES TO PROPERTY!! Check out bathroom and kitchen! Solid opportunity for those seeking a value-add property in the City of Wilmington. This home features 3 bedrooms plus a bonus room, ideal for a 4th bedroom, home office, or flex space. The property has good bones, and the layout allows for efficient improvements with the potential to increase rental income and overall value. Located in a convenient Wilmington neighborhood with easy access to public transportation, shops, and local amenities - a very attractive feature. With strong rental demand in the area, this property presents an excellent opportunity to add to your portfolio. Tenant contracted. SOLD AS-IS.

936 N Spruce St, Wilmington

Listing courtesy of Crown Homes Real Estate. Contact:

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