Neighborhoods in Eagle Mills, NY

Hipsters, techies and artists live in harmony in Downtown Troy. Along the banks of the Hudson River and less than 10 miles north of Albany, Troy, famously known as "The Home of Uncle Sam," is a former industrial city-turned-vibrant urban hub in the Capital Region. The city's historic 19th-century architecture and quintessential brownstones have

At the turn of the 20th century, the historic town of Troy was reputedly the fourth-wealthiest city in America, leveraging its location at the confluence of the Hudson and Mohawk Rivers to become a hub of the early American industrial revolution. Troy’s prestigious history is evident throughout the city, from its elegant Victorian architecture and

South Troy offers its residents a wide variety of housing options less than 2 miles from downtown Troy and other local touchstones like nearby colleges. For many, though, it’s the neighborhood’s warm, involved community that truly makes it special. “There’s just a great sense of community – a very strong community,” says Heather Hamlin Martin, a

Eastside Troy is a suburb located seven miles north of Albany with a small-town America vibe. The neighborhood sits on elevated terrain and provides a quiet community with quick access to amenities. “The city of Troy is getting a lot of restaurants and development,” says Lisa Walsh, Broker/Owner of Capital Tech Real Estate Group, who’s been

Sycaway sits atop Mount Ida on the eastern banks of the Hudson River in New York’s Capital District, a small enclave of school campuses, cemeteries and quiet residential streets just north of the Poesten Kill. The community acts as a buffer between the downtown riverfront district of Troy – a historic industrial town that was once the fourth

Located just blocks from downtown Troy, South Central is a neighborhood steeped in history. “Troy was the fourth wealthiest city during the Industrial Revolution, and we have a high density of Victorian architecture,” says Heather Hamlin Martin, a licensed real estate associate broker with Keller Williams Capital District who lives in the

Walking up the steep, mile-long incline from historic downtown Troy to the top of Prospect Park, it’s easy to understand why locals call their neighborhood The Hill. Located a few blocks east of the Hudson River, The Hill is home to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, a private research university and the oldest technological university in the