Ithaca is a market of micro-neighborhoods. A house on East Hill does not price like the same house in Lansing — here is how we read them.
A village of mature trees, winding streets and architecturally distinct homes minutes from Cornell. Long the address of choice for university faculty and Ithaca's most established families.
Craftsman porches, sidewalks and a beloved elementary school on the east side of the city. Walkable to Collegetown and East Hill, and among the fastest-moving pockets in the county.
Ithaca's most characterful in-city neighborhood: colorful Victorians, corner shops, the gorge trail and an easy walk to the Commons.
The Commons, the farmers market, restaurants and the arts. Condos, converted lofts and in-town houses for buyers who want to leave the car parked.
Mid-century and newer homes on quiet crescents near Hanshaw Road, the Community Corners shops and the Ithaca and Lansing school lines.
Views over the city and Cayuga Lake, close to Ithaca College, with everything from student rentals and duplexes to hilltop family homes.
Big westward views, larger parcels and quick access to Route 79 and the hospital. Value per acre that in-city buyers rarely find.
Wooded lots, custom homes and quiet country roads east of the city, with the Ellis Hollow Community Center and an easy commute to Cornell.
Lakefront and lake-view living north of the city, the Lansing school district, new construction and building lots in Cayuga Way.
A village with its own main street, Taughannock Falls at the doorstep and a strong school district, twenty minutes from downtown Ithaca.
Acreage, farmhouses and privacy west of the city, with Robert H. Treman State Park and Enfield Falls nearby.
Cottages, lakefront estates and land across Cayuga and Seneca. Selling lake property has its own rules on pricing, access and seasonality, and it is work Jill has done for two decades.
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