Neighborhoods in the 13040 ZIP Code

Truxton offers a quiet place to call home in Cortland County. "It's just east of Cortland, and it's small, even smaller than Preble, one of the smallest towns," says Realtor Loueen Rosenbush with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices. Truxton is a simple community, home to just over 1,000 residents. There are opportunities for farming and homesteading

Solon has quiet, peaceful living surrounded by crop fields, woods and mountains. "It's a very slow-paced, farm-oriented community," says local Realtor Weslie "Wally" VanVoorhis with Exit Realty Front and Center. The spacious area, settled in 1794, offers a rural lifestyle, providing the seclusion buyers want when moving to Chenango County.

Willet shines as one of upstate New York's bucolic small towns. The community of just over 1,000 residents primarily consists of dairy farms, apple orchards and surrounding forests, immersing residents in nature. "I've lived here for about 13 years," says Realtor Jessie Fowlston with Yaman Real Estate. "I like it because it's quiet, peaceful and

Cincinnatus is a rural community at the eastern edge of Cortland County. Its small downtown area rests in the Otselic River valley, offering locally owned businesses, a central school and a few essential services. Beyond the town center, farms and evergreen forests blanket the rolling landscape. With Norwich and Cortland within a 25-mile drive, residents

Pitcher offers country living in Chenango County. The tiny town of just over 600 residents was settled around 1794, and hasn't changed much since then. "This is one of those townships where if you blink, you miss it," says local Realtor Pamela Cullip with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices. "There are mostly farms and generational homes that haven't