Upper Delaware Real Estate

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Upper Delaware Real Estate is a licensed real estate broker for NY and PA real estate. We offer one of the largest selections of primary residences, second homes, vacation homes, acreage, investment properties, and weekend retreats in Upstate New York and in the Catskills Real Estate market, with many Catskill real estate properties for sale throughout the Southern Tier. We list and sell real estate in the areas of Hancock, Deposit, Cadosia, Fishs Eddy, Roscoe, and Windsor, New York, as well as the Lakewood and Lake Como areas of Northern Wayne County, Pennsylvania.
We are located in Upstate NY just 2.5 hours from New York City in the southwestern Catskill Mountain region. The Catskill Mountains region provides ample opportunity for outdoor activities, and Hancock NY, where our main office is located, is the best place in the Northeast United States for fishing on the Delaware River. Residents and visitors also enjoy golfing, skiing, birding, and road trips in the beautiful Catskill Mountain area that we call home.
Come visit us in Hancock NY (or at one of our other offices in Downsville NY and Windsor NY) and find out why Delaware County NY is the best kept secret in real estate in Upstate New York!

Sellers: Because we sell a large volume of property every year, we are in constant need of quality listings. If you have land or property in Upstate New York or Northeast Pennsylvania to sell, we can assist you. Send us your information on our Contact Page or call one of our licensed professional agents at (607) 637-5588 for a free consultation.

To date, this web site has received over visits from people in over 50 countries around the world. If you have property to sell in Upstate New York or in Northeast Pennsylvania, call one of our licensed professional agents at (607)-637-5588 for information on listing or advertising your property here.

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