Our Loudonville office services the Capital Region's most populated areas. With some of the most sought after properties in the area, our Loudonville REALTORS® are experts in knowing how to sell a home, buy a home or relocate in this suburban community. Residents have almost instant access to all of the amenities that the city of Albany offers, with its downtown being just a few minutes away. In addition, the local community offers all of the recreation, restaurants, and shopping that locals need.

Loudonville Community & Home Information

The median age among the Loudonville / greater Colonie population of 10,000 is 31. Their median household income for Colonie residents sits at approximately $78,000 with median property values resting at just under $199,000. Located in the Capital region, Loudonville makes up 5 square miles in the southern part of Colonie.

Schools & Education

As part of the North Colonie Central School District, children in Loudonville can attend either Loudonville Elementary School or Southgate Elementary School for public education. Private schools in the surrounding area include Loudonville Christian School, Peek-A-Book Preschool Loudonville, and St. Pius X Catholic School. Older students can attend Shaker Jr. High School and Shaker High School that are recognized nationally for student academic success.

Loudonville students pursuing advanced degrees will enjoy Siena College’s excellent location in town. Directly across the Hudson River east of Loudonville are the Hudson Valley Community College and the Sage Colleges. South of Loudonville, Albany is home to more great educational institutions including SUNY Empire State College, Albany Medical College, The College of Saint Rose and Maria College.

Employment Opportunities

The most common positions locals are employed in include management, sales, and administrative roles. Although the most specialized careers involve work in the administrative, healthcare and science fields, the highest-paid positions are fire fighting supervisors, architects, engineers and law enforcement supervisors. Individuals with a broad range of skills and limited post-secondary education can readily find positions available in the retail, healthcare and education services.

The average commute for Loudonville residents is just above 16 minutes which is beneficial for professionals who wish to work in Albany. Albany also has a number of career options available, especially within healthcare, public administration and utility services.

Things To Do In Loudonville

Loudonville’s small size has all of the amenities residents desire while still maintaining a short distance from great attractions and activities. Most attractions in the hamlet itself are historical landmarks which include the Loudonville Road Historic District, Whitney Mansion, D. D. T. Moore Farmhouse, and Springwood Manor. The Schuyler Meadows Golf Club provides a relaxing round for golfers who prefer not to be rushed through the busier courses in Albany.

The town of Colonie is close to many gorgeous green spaces for exercise and relaxation. The Crossing Park of Colonie, Six Mile Waterworks Park and West Albany Pocket Park feature areas for athletics, picnics, hiking, and fishing. The Airdrenaline Adventure Park and Flight Trampoline Park Albany also provide fun, interactive experiences for kids and adults.

Albany is less than a six-mile drive from Loudonville, offering homeowners the perfect opportunity to enjoy everything the city has to offer. Great dining and entertainment venues, rich history and heritage, and family-friendly fun for everyone are only minutes away from your new home in Loudonville.

Loudonville Real Estate Services

Would you love to be the next resident of Loudonville? Our REALTORS® would love to make you feel at home in our town! Contact us, or stop by our office on Loudon Road today and we’ll give you a tour around town and show you our best homes for sale in Loudonville.