No one is exactly sure about the word "Oneonta", but there's a geologic formation near the western end of town called "Tablerocks".One theory is that Oneonta might be an Iroquois word for "place of open rocks." After all, in prehistoric times, the Algonquin and Iroquois Native Americans inhabited the land around today's Oneonta. The Iroquois gained exclusive control up until the arrival of the first European settlers in 1773. When the Delaware and Hudson Railroad arrived, Oneonta became home to the largest locomotive roundhouse in the world.

How Much Will it Cost?Average rates for housing for rent in Oneonta are 26.6 percent lower than the New York average and 1.6 percent less than the national average. Oneonta offers many different types of rentals, but you'll find mostly rental condos and townhouses and occasionally duplexes for rent. Winters are long and cold here, so be expecting a larger heating bill. If you can negotiate and get the cost of heat included, you'll likely save a bundle. When Should I Start Looking?If you want to live here, start your apartment search now. It may take a while because apartments are in demand. Almost 42 percent of residents here rent an apartment and there are several colleges nearby, so there is competition for every one that becomes available. Six weeks or longer out from your proposed move-in date isn't too early to find a place to hang your hat, especially during the change of semester. What You Need to Move to OneontaWhen you're ready to rent an apartment. you'll likely need your credit score, a letter verifying employment and salary and a copy of your last paycheck stub to secure your dream place in Oneontas rent and security deposit. Bringing your pet? Bring more money for a deposit.

What to Expect in Oneonta

With a Liveability score of 76, Oneonta is ranked high as a place to live in New York. A 98 WalkScore for this area means it is a walker's paradise, too. Most of the town's restaurants and services are clustered on or near Historic Main Street, while Wilbur Park has a more open, relaxed feel with lots of mature trees and open spaces.Main Street: The Oneonta Farmer's Market in the historic downtown area in Kim K. Muller Plaza is a weekly must. Shop for locally harvested honey, fresh flowers and produce weekly all year round. The Autumn Cafe on Main Street in the historic district is a cozy, quaint stop for an early lunch or later dinnerWilber Park: Fifty-six-acre Wilbur Park is in this area. Bike trails and wooded paths meander through the Park, passing tennis courts, a public pool and open spaces. The student population is high here and rents are generally less expensive.

Neighborhoods of Oneonta

Culture It seems like most of Oneonta is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In addition to the Municipal Building, Oneonta Armory, Stonehouse Farm, Oneonta Theater, Old Post Office, Oneonta Downtown Historic District, the Walnut Street Historic District and the famous Cooperstown Village are here and all are worth a visit. The Fairchild Mansion, also listed on the Register, was the home of George Winthrop Fairchild. He and his partner Thomas Watson started IBM.In addition, Oneonta is a center for the performing and fine arts in its many theaters and art galleries.Shopping The Historic Downtown offers a variety of quaint shops, dining and entertainment to meander through. Most of it is on the National Register of Historic Places. The Green Toad, despite its name, is a lovely place to pop in during a cold day. Grab a cup of coffee, wander around then snuggle in one of the comfy chairs and grab a book or magazine to peruse. Dining outThe name, Undercover Eggplant, is enough to make you want to investigate this restaurant's possibilities. It's a cozy little deli with homemade bread to die for used to great effect in their scrumptious sandwiches. The Red Caboose Restaurant and Bar is in Oneontas historic downtown area. The butternut squash soup is velvety creamy, and fabulous with apples, ricotta and a homemade crouton. Try the chocolate chipotle chili with bacon, too. Getting Outdoors Oneonta lies in the northern foothills of the Catskill Mountains, between Binghamton and Albany in southern Otsego County. The Susquehanna River flows westward past the southern part of town. Outdoor sports in both summer and winter dominate the area. Walking, running, biking, picnicking, fishing, kayaking, wildlife watching are favorite pastimes. Riddell Parkwatch and cross country ski. Schenevus Creek is stocked. There are plenty of open trails to explore, including waterfalls and a connector trail to Mud Lake.Getting AroundIn downtown, the only time you'll need a car is to easily navigate through the surrounding areas. Interstate 88 follows the course of the Susquehanna River past Oneonta. New York State Routes 7, 23 and 28 all pass through the city. Greater Binghampton Airport is the closest passenger airport at 48 miles away.The average commute to work is 18 minutes for Oneontans, 37.9 percent less than New York's average and 30.8 percent less than the national average.

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Completely remodeled from floor to ceiling, everything is NEW in this 2-story townhouse located in downtown Oneonta close to schools, stores, services &amp; the bus line. The townhouse includes brand new, stainless steel Whirlpool appliances including a washer and dryer! Landlord seeks responsible, long term tenant who will treat the property as their own. Signed Two-Year Lease, No Pets and No Smoking. Security deposit ($1750) and 1st months rent ($1750) is due prior to moving in. All interested parties should submit their rental packet to the listing agent with these four items: application, recent credit score, proof of income and list of references.

Pet friendly, full house available NOW! This beautifully updated house features hardwood floors, renovated bathrooms, and a clean, spacious layout. Large kitchen, separate dining room, two living rooms. With six bedrooms and one and a half bathrooms. Located conveniently on East Street, you’re just a stone’s throw from SUNY, Hartwick College, the bus stop, and all the amenities of Main Street. Don’t miss out on this opportunity for comfortable and convenient housing in the City of Oneonta. Furnishings may be removed depending on requirements of the tenant. Off street parking available and nice yard behind the house. Washer and dryer available. Landlord takes care of water, septic, and garbage. Tenant handles electric, gas, internet, snow, and lawn care. Only one dog or one cat allowed. Rent will be $2,650/month with a pet. Contact us today to secure your new home away from home!

Great three-bedroom house waiting for you! Right on chestnut street close to everything you could want. As you walk in on your right there is a small space with a washer and dryer for your convenience. On your left there is an open living room and sitting room area for you to enjoy. Adjacent to that is a good-sized kitchen with plenty of cabinets and counter space. Behind the kitchen is a small dining area or space for you to do with as you please. There is a full basement for plenty of storage room as needed. Upstairs are two good sized bedrooms and a master bedroom waiting for your finishing touches. Close to the bedrooms is a nice sized bathroom with tile floors and a great little vanity. All this paired with a wooden back porch, small yard to enjoy, and off-street parking makes this a place you don't want to miss. Come take a look! Showing are delayed until 5/1/24.

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