Seaford Delaware Real Estate

Lying along the Nanticoke River, and incorporated in 1865, the town of Seaford, Delaware has a rich history in many industries. One look at the city's Seal provides hints of its varied past. A banner on the seal reads "Nylon Capital of the World," a nickname given to Seaford, in 1939, after being chosen by DuPont to be the site of the first nylon-producing factory. Two farmers represent the agricultural background of the state, which has produced everything from tobacco to poultry feed items. The icons of a ship and a basket of corn represent Seaford's history in shipping and milling. Finally, a chicken is pictured in the center of the seal, paying homage to the poultry industry that remains so important to Seaford today. Seaford remains an important trade center and a popular place to live due to its centralized location on the Delmarva Penninsula, and easy commute to large eastern cities, as well as Sussex's beach resorts.

Residents of Seaford appreciate that it offers the atmosphere of a small town, yet has all the ammenities one would look for in a larger city. Seaford real estate remains in demand for these reasons.

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