The family car can make the trip from Albany to Lake George, a unique collection of quaint hamlets and villages, in about an hour on U.S. I-87.

Call it home or call it a respite from city life, Lake George draws thousands of newcomers from May to October and throughout the Northeast to sun, fun, fish, boat, parasail, paddle-boat and "ride the rides."

Year ’Round Vacation

The area also attracts folks who -- perhaps like you -- want to be near the water, skiing, hunting and fishing -- would like a year ’round Lake George home.

Like almost everyplace else in Northern New York state, Lake George is drenched, even submerged in history dating back to 1744.

Adirondacks Have "Caught On"

Today, the Adirondacks have "caught on" and home prices range greatly. It’s possible to find reasonably priced family houses outside the village’s boundaries.

But prepare to spend MILLIONS for lakeside homes, villas, and estates.

Faye Will Take You Where The Homes Are

Faye Falvo Rispoli knows where the homes are -- and how to put you into a property that will not only be invigorating -- but invaluable. Be it a $130,000 unit, or Lake George multi-level chateau.

Kindergarten through grade six children will attend the Lake George Central Elementary School. Grades seven through 12 enroll at the Central High School.

For property and school tax information call the Town Clerk at (518) 668-5722. For listings, call Faye Falvo Rispoli at 518-512-9060.

Clifton Park

Eclectic Housing At Its Best!

Clifton Park borders the Mohawk River on the south and west; Schenectady County on the west, Halfmoon on the east, and the Towns of Ballston and Malta on the north.

This geographic location seems to place Clifton Park’s citizenry near to everywhere and everything in the Capital Region.

Broad Spectrum Of Housing

The result: The Clifton Park has been opened up for housing developments, apartment complexes, townhouse communities, condominiums, and custom-built homes for a broad spectrum of residents.

Here, in a 52-square-mile area, single people, professionals, families, empty-nesters, retirees, and newlyweds have found a home. And you will, too, with the help of Faye Falvo Rispoli, RE/MAX Solutions.

Look At The Lifestyle

Just look at the lifestyle benefits Clifton Park has to offer:

Three parks for hiking, tennis, golf, league soccer, softball, and football.
Clifton Commons, near the town’s excellent Senior Center, for soccer, baseball, basketball, softball, children’s playground, and an outdoor stage.
Captain Youth Center for sports and social programs, and the indoor ice skating arena at Clifton Commons open to you seven days a week the year ’round.
Shenendehowa Senior Center, which provides noontime meals, hobby groups, guest speakers, dances, parties, trips, even overnight weekend tours. Senior Express transportation for shopping or medical is also available.

Clifton Park is also home to a variety of thriving businesses, restaurants, retail stores, and five shopping malls.

School Days

Children from kindergarten through grade five may attend one of five elementary schools, while sixth graders attend Acadia School, grades seven through nine attend either Koda or Gowana Junior High School. Grades 10 through 12 attend Shenendehowa High School.

For property tax information call the Town of Clifton Park assessor at (518) 371-6460. For school tax information, call the Shenendehowa School District at (518) 877-6251.

Colonie
Talk about a diverse community - Colonie with its predominately single-family living environment - offers something for everyone!

Gorgeous, Newly Constructed Homes

Many of the village’s early farms have been transformed into gorgeous, newly constructed homes. But a few farmhouses still may be seen among new ranches, duplexes, and bungalows.

Today, it is bounded on the south by the city of Albany, New York’s state capital, with convenient access to air transportation.

Recreational Cornucopia

As a resident of the Village of Colonie, you’ll enjoy a wide variety of recreational opportunities, including Colonie Town Park’s picnic facilities, hiking trails, swimming pools, tennis courts, and boat launching sites along the Mohawk River amenities for leisure living.

Children will attend the South Colonie Central School District, offering quality public education or one of the many private institutions located within the town.

If family life is what you’re seeking, Colonie and surrounding area is a "must see" community. And Faye Falvo Rispoli will see to it that -- YOU SEE IT!

Tax information is available at the Village Town Hall at (518) 869-7562 for Property Tax information, or the Town of Colonie Tax Office at (518) 783-2730 for School Tax rates.

Malta, NY
Founded around 1774, the name of this growing community comes from one of first businesses to occupy this primarily agricultural town - the Malt Brewery. Historically, Malta and the surrounding hamlets have been a thriving agricultural area with many successful farms, a few shops and inns. This feel of rural history can be felt in many parts of the community.

Conveniently located just South of Saratoga Springs, and just North of the commercial center of Clifton Park, this hamlet offers quaint country living that is close to thriving urban centers. The community offers easy access to many area attractions such as Saratoga Battlefield, Saratoga Performing Arts Center, the National Bottle Museum and the National Museum of Dance.

Malta boasts 475 acres of pristine public parks offering hiking trails, playgrounds and public spaces. This combination of natural beauty, historical buildings and recent development can be seen in the many housing styles available; from old farmhouses, to Victorian style homes, to custom build developments and number of exceptional townhome and condominium options, this community offers it all.

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