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Binghamton Town

Binghamton Town

$258,339 Average Value

Binghamton Town has a rural vibe with spacious lots near essentials

Just south of Binghamton's city limits, Binghamton Town offers a quieter, more rural alternative with larger lots. Homes are spread out along wooded roads, offering a sense of privacy while keeping schools and everyday errands close by. The area is also popular for attractions such as the Ross Park Zoo and the Discovery Center of the Southern Tier.

Split-level and Colonial Revival homes with views and room to breathe

Homes are often set back on private driveways with generous lots and mature tree cover. “As you go farther outside the city limits, you get more of that rural [feel],” says Kevin O'Neill, a real estate professional with Warren Real Estate and more than 13 years of experience. Most homes were built between the late 1800s and early 1900s, though a handful of custom properties have been added over the past 25 years. Architectural styles vary, but ranch-style, split-level and Colonial Revival homes are most common. Privacy is a major draw, and larger parcels make it easy to add features like barns, workshops or pools. In the Park Terrace section of town, homes sit a bit closer together, offering a more suburban feel while still remaining quieter than city neighborhoods like the Far West Side.

Prices typically range from the lower $100,000s to the upper $500,000s, depending on size and features. “Prices are very reasonable in our area,” O’Neill says. “You probably get twice the home down here than you would in the New York [City] area.”

Local schools offer SUNY Broome credits and strong athletics

Binghamton Town is part of the Binghamton City School District. Kids may start at MacArthur Elementary before moving to West Middle. Teens attend the highly rated Binghamton High, which offers dual-enrollment courses for credit at SUNY Broome. Home of the Patriots, the boys’ basketball team won the Class AA state championship in 2025.

Family attractions include the zoo, museum and nearby parks

Ross Park Zoo has been a community fixture since 1875, drawing visitors with its historic carousel and diverse collection of animals, from arctic foxes and African penguins to red pandas and curlyhair tarantulas. Nearby, the Discovery Center of the Southern Tier offers a hands-on children’s museum, where interactive exhibits let kids explore interests such as comics, broadcast journalism and culinary arts. For a more outdoorsy escape, you can head to the Aqua-Terra Wilderness Area to hike through forests, fish for chain pickerel and try to spot blue jays and yellow-rumped warblers.

About 2 miles away, MacArthur Park offers tennis courts, baseball fields and a community pool, along with access to the Greater Binghamton Greenway for walking and cycling. “Part of it is overlooking the river, which is really nice,” O’Neill says.

Cafés, markets and restaurants cover everyday needs

Binghamton Town is mostly rural, but a small cluster of nearby shops and restaurants covers everyday needs. Nezuntoz Cafe is a morning go-to, serving organic coffee alongside bagels. Next door, Weis Markets makes grocery runs easy. For a casual meal, residents often head to locally owned spots such as:

  • Whole in the Wall, a natural foods restaurant with vegan and gluten-free options
  • Hacienda Mexican Restaurant, a relaxed cantina with room for large groups
  • Manni’s Donuts, known for more than breakfast treats, also serves burgers, subs and playful desserts like PB&J doughnuts

Driving is the main mode of transportation

Residents drive to get around Binghamton Town. Park Avenue connects with state Route 434, which leads downtown. UHS Binghamton General Hospital is about 2 miles away.

Binghamton traditions bring the community together

The Binghamton area holds many community events throughout the year, such as:

  • Mac & Cheese Fest in February, where chefs compete for the Best of the Fest title
  • The Spiedie Fest & Balloon Rally in August, which features hot air balloons and plenty of spiedie sandwiches — a regional favorite consisting of marinated, cubed meat
  • Binghamton Porchfest in the summer, where neighbors’ stoops transform into music venues
  • Dozens of events at Binghamton University, including Division 1 sports

Travis Rocha
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Travis Rocha

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Weather

Annual Precipitation
42''
Average Winter Low Temperature
16°F
Average Summer High Temperature
78°F
Annual Snowfall
75''

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