Baldwinsville sits on the beautiful Seneca River, which flows through historic downtown and forms a section of the Erie Canal. Shaped by the river, the village offers a milder climate than the surrounding area and is dotted with creeks, ponds, and forests. Wildlife is abundant and the air is clean. This city offers the best of small town community and character while putting you mere minutes from world-class amenities in neighboring cities.
A village of about 7,000 people and 2,800 households, Baldwinsville has been growing steadily for decades since its boom times in the 1960s. The median household income is about $41,000 per year, with the median family income topping $51,100. Just under 97% of residents identify as white, 0.75% as African-American, and 0.67% as Asian. About half of households consist of married couples.
The median listing price for homes here stands around $155,000, with anywhere from 140-170 homes on the market on average. In terms of layout, 3-bed, 2-bath configurations are common, usually on lots smaller than one half-acre. Larger townhomes run anywhere from $244,000 to $439,000 depending on location and amenities. Safe, friendly communities are the norm here. Browse the newest real estate listings in Baldwinsville, NY.
Baldwinsville is served by the Baldwinsville School District, which is consistently rated near the top of public school districts in the Syracuse area. It’s also ranked as one of the best school districts for student athletes in New York. Class sizes are kept small. Few district schools report more than 16 pupils per teacher on average, leading to improved academic outcomes.
Baldwinsville’s Charles W. Baker High School serves nearly 1,400 students; with state test scores indicating above 95% of them are proficient in math and reading. Many students go on to pursue higher education in neighboring Syracuse, about 20 minutes away. Ten 4-year colleges are located within 40 miles of Syracuse, including Syracuse University and Colgate University. Find homes in Baldwinsville by school district.
Baldwinsville’s local Onondaga County has distinguished itself through policies that make it easy for businesses to get started in the area. Baldwinsville is a major beneficiary of this, with plenty of job opportunities despite the relatively small size of the community. The healthcare industry is the biggest employer in the region. Upstate University Health System, St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center, and Crouse Hospital contribute more than 15,000 jobs. Other major employers around Baldwinsville include Lockheed Martin and Time Warner Cable.
Community events take place on a regular basis in Baldwinsville. The annual Oktoberfest raises money for local nonprofits. June’s Seneca River Days Festival—sponsored by the local Rotary Club—is famous for its “anything that floats” race. Participants are limited to spending $50 on the creative watercraft they build.
The most famous place to eat in town is Lock 24, the restaurant located on the 24th lock of the Erie Canal. Its magnificent riverfront views are backed by a full menu of American classics and northeastern seafood. It also caters local events.
Baldwinsville is one of the best-kept secrets in New York, but the experienced agents at Coldwell Banker Prime Properties have helped home buyers like you in hundreds of transactions around the Baldwinsville area. With our knowledge of the local market and unparalleled customer service, we make the process simple. To learn more or get started, contact us.
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