Loudonville, NY

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Population
10,527
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Elevation
350 ft
Median Home Value
$391,200
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Rent
$1,829/mo
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Income
$142,829
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
General Quality
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Loudonville is one of the most established and sought-after residential areas in the Capital Region, centered along the historic corridor of Route 9, known locally as Loudon Road. The main road carries a steady stream of commuter traffic alongside local businesses, banks, and neighborhood dining around Ireland's Corners. Step just a block or two off the corridor, however, and the setting shifts into peaceful, tree-lined streets. The housing stock is exceptionally diverse, featuring preserved nineteenth-century farmhouses, stately brick colonials, mid-century ranches, and expansive private estates tucked behind mature hedges.

Clock at Loudon Park; Loudonville NY (34550418123)

Siena University brings a collegiate energy to the hamlet, with its 173-acre campus on Route 9 hosting Division I basketball games, campus lectures, and open green spaces. Community events center heavily around town facilities, such as the William K. Sanford Town Library on Albany Shaker Road, which offers regular children's programs, book clubs, and technology workshops. Just nearby, the historic Pruyn House serves as a beloved cultural venue, welcoming neighbors for open-air summer concerts, gardening workshops, and seasonal craft fairs. Together with local country clubs and parks, these gathering spots give residents plenty of ways to stay connected close to home.

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Because Loudonville is an unincorporated hamlet within the Town of Colonie, residents receive town-provided services and typically send their children to the highly regarded North Colonie Central School District. Most errands and commutes require a car, though CDTA buses provide regular transit links to Albany, Latham, and Troy. Location is one of Loudonville's biggest advantages: downtown Albany is less than ten minutes away, while Albany International Airport, the train station, and major highways are all within easy reach. The result is a quiet, comfortable suburban setting that remains effortlessly connected to the rest of the region.

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