About Schuyler County, New York:

Schuyler County is located in western New York State. The county occupies a total area of 342 square miles.  Schuyler County is the second least populated county in New York State with a population of approximately 18,000. The county was originally part of Albany County, an enormous county that encompassed all of the northern part of New York State and the whole state of Vermont. Over the years, Albany County was divided and sectioned off to form new counties. On April 17, 1854 present day Schuyler County was formed through the combining of portions of Steuben, Chemung and Tompkins counties. 

Schuyler County is bordered by Tompkins County to the east, Seneca County to the north, Chemung County to the south, Steuben County to the west and Yates county to the northwest.

Popular attractions include the Watkins Glen State Park, the Seneca, the Gorge Trail, Lamoka Lake, and numerous wineries including the Lake Wine Trail, the lakewood Vineyards, the Damiani Wine Cellars, the Hector Wine Company, and Castel Grisch Winery.

In 2020, the median residential property sale price for Schuyler County was $144,000. Schuyler County Real Estate Attorneys are prepared to assist and represent buyers and sellers of residential and commercial properties throughout all of Schuyler County including Catharine, Montour Falls, Orange, Hector, Tyrone, Odessa, Watkins Glen, Reading, Cayuta, Montour, Burdett, and Dix.