HELP! Best towns in Upstate NY to move to?

[cardboy2454]

Originally Posted by oktaren

ok, so i have had a change of plans, i was given an awesome job offer in the rochester area and now have to find a small city or town to live in.

We would like to be either south and/or west, up to 45 minutes away from the Monroe Community College area. The job is in 'metro park' which is just across henrietta drive.

Any ideas?

yeah henrietta. its close, its south, its smaller.

[cardboy2454]

i'am answering questions from 2 years ago.

[greyfox2000]

Originally Posted by honeychrome

You can drive from Ithaca to NYC in about four hours if you time your trip to avoid the worst traffic times.

If you average 100mph. You must have a Lamborghini.

[cris2461]

DITTO...my husband and I are also in our late 40's and 50's and we too are looking for a suburban lifestyle somewhere upstate. Like you we also want to be near enough to NYC and we would like a place with a walking town/village.

[cris2461]

We too thought about relocating to Charlotte, NC and decided theres no place like the State of NY. Quality of life is much better and besides NC has too many snakes (yuk)!!!! I decided I'd rather deal with the snow in my garden the the snakes.

[ckhthankgod]

Originally Posted by cris2461

We too thought about relocating to Charlotte, NC and decided theres no place like the State of NY. Quality of life is much better and besides NC has too many snakes (yuk)!!!! I decided I'd rather deal with the snow in my garden the the snakes.

You might like some communities like Nyack, Dobbs Ferry, Ardsley, Tarrytown, White Plains, Irvington, Cornwall-on-Hudson, Highland, New City, Pearl River and many more.