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Wilton Home & Community Information

Wilton has about 16,000 residents with a median resident age of 40—slightly older than New York as a whole. There are 5,145 households and 3,300 families across 5,100 housing units. The median household income is north of $91,000.

The real estate market in Wilton is strong, with anywhere from 50 to 200 homes for sale at a time. Prices can range from $45,000 into the millions. A budget around $250,000 provides access to many 2-bed single family homes. Browse the newest real estate listings in Wilton, NY.

Schools & Education

Three public school districts contribute to education around Wilton. Of these, the Saratoga Springs City School District enrolls the most local students (about 6,000). It oversees six elementary schools, a middle school, and a high school. Saratoga Springs CSD beats the national norm in both budget per pupil and student-teacher ratio. Smaller class sizes ensure more direct instruction and help when students need it. The district is considered outstanding overall, especially in academics and teacher quality.

College preparation is another district high point that leaves local students ready for higher education. In past years, Syracuse University has been the most popular in-state option, with Boston University the top destination outside the state. Many students have also gone on to prestigious names such as Cornell and New York University. Find homes in Wilton by school district.

Local Economy & Job Opportunities

Wilton is known for a diverse economy that leverages its educated population to the fullest. It has been very successful attracting businesses and investment, and has not seen much disruption from the regional shift away from industrial jobs.

The robust local economy is anchored by the city of Saratoga Springs. A bustling, 26,000-strong community 15 minutes away, it has a large and growing list of major employers. Local leaders include State Farm Insurance, Target, and Stewart’s Ice Cream.

Healthcare is an economic engine for the area, with large institutions like Saratoga Hospital and Wesley Health adding hundreds of jobs—Saratoga Hospital employs 450 physicians alone. Due to its prime location, Wilton and surroundings also make up a major regional logistics hub.

Things to Do in Wilton

Mount McGregor, the highest peak of the Palmerton Range, sits just north of Wilton. It has a maximum elevation just over 1,000 feet. In the area are two lakes and the Grant Cottage State Historic Site—a mountain cottage where President Ulysses S. Grant died.

Moreau Lake State Park is just to the north of town. With a beautiful sandy beach and 20 miles of well-kept hiking trails, this 4,500-acre site is one of the best New York state parks. To the west is Ferris Lake Wild Forest, and in the south is Lake Saratoga, with world-class fishing and boating.

The quick drive to Saratoga Springs is another feature that makes Wilton so attractive. In the city, you’ll find the renowned Saratoga Racetrack and two National Museums—one for racing and the other for dance. Classic cars are always on display at the Saratoga Automobile Museum.

Wilton, NY Real Estate Services

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