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Schoharie Home & Community Information

Schoharie's population numbers just under 900, as of 2019. The median age is 47, though a significant portion of the community consists of families with children. The median household income is $54,545, and the median property value is $142,800. The area is around 89% white, 5% African American, 2% Asian, and 2% Hispanic. Browse the newest real estate listings in Schoharie, NY.

Schools & Education

There are a number of schools nearby, but the area is mainly served by the Schoharie Central School District, which consists of two main schools. Schoharie Elementary School takes children pre-K through 6^th grade. It provides a collaborative and holistic learning environment that strives to meet not only students' intellectual and academic needs, but their physical, social, and emotional needs as well. Schoharie Junior/Senior High School handles grades 7-12, and strives not only to help students graduate, but to prepare them for what lies ahead. They emphasize the value of learning, not just in the classroom, but throughout the students’ lives.

When it comes to higher education, Schoharie is right near SUNY Cobleskill—a university focused on agricultural and technological studies. The campus includes a variety of agricultural facilities, including a dairy, a fish hatchery, and a student-run restaurant. Find homes in Schoharie by school district.

Employment Opportunities

There are plenty of job opportunities in the Schoharie area. The largest industries are education, construction, and public administration. Public administration and construction are also two of the highest paying industries in the area, along with manufacturing. However, there are a variety of other jobs in the area as well, from retail jobs to warehouse jobs to office jobs, and much more. Whatever field or industry you're looking at, there's a job for you either in or near Schoharie.

Things to Do in Schoharie

As already mentioned, Schoharie has a full and rich history. In fact, a number of buildings and other locations in the area have been placed on the National Register of Historic Places—from the Old Lutheran Hall, to the Schoharie County Courthouse Complex, to Lasell Hall—the village's meeting place for Daughters of the American Revolution. Near to Lasell Hall is Lasell Park, which provides a host of great outdoor activities. It features rocks, a waterfall, great hiking trails, and even a playground and picnic area. And be sure to check out Becker's Cave, as well.

If you're looking for places to eat in the Schoharie area, there's a wide variety of restaurants to choose from. El Taco Shack has tacos, burrito bowls, and other Mexican-inspired food, quickly and cheaply. Or if you're looking for something fancier, The Farmers' Beef and Brew is a delicious farm-to-table restaurant, serving up a cornucopia of incredible dishes. Plus, a wide array of casual diners, Italian bistros, friendly pubs, and more. Whatever kind of food or drink you're looking for, you'll find it in or around Schoharie.

Schoharie, NY Real Estate Services

Schoharie may be a small area, but this community is nonetheless dynamic and vibrant. This is just a glimpse at what the village has to offer. Contact us when you're ready to make Schoharie your new home, and let us help you get to know the area better.