Historic buildings at North Main Street in Gloversville, New York

Gloversville Homes & Land

Gloversville Homes & Land

Photo: North Main Street, Gloversville, NY (2010), Doug Kerr / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0. Displayed with a website crop.

Sell or buy a home in Gloversville, NY

I’m Carrie Smith with Krutz Properties. I help Gloversville homeowners plan their sale and buyers compare houses, fixer-uppers, and investment properties in Fulton County.

Older homes in a city shaped by glove making

Gloversville’s glove industry helped shape its neighborhoods and building stock. When considering an older house, look beyond the surface finishes. Roof condition, heating, electrical updates, drainage, and documented improvements can affect both preparation costs and a buyer’s plans.

How much is my Gloversville house worth?

Share the address, condition, improvements, and your timing. I’ll review comparable sales and competing listings to discuss a practical listing range. A renovated home and a house needing substantial work may attract different buyers. An agent’s market analysis is not a formal appraisal.

Can you help with a fixer-upper or investment property?

Yes. I help buyers and sellers compare the property’s condition and goals. Buyers should confirm permitted use, any rental requirements, repair estimates, insurance, and financing with the appropriate professionals. Rental income and renovation costs need evidence before they become part of a decision.

Who can help me sell a home in Gloversville?

Carrie Smith, a real estate agent with Krutz Properties, serves Gloversville. Call 518-900-7204 or text Carrie with your address and plans. You can also use the form on this page.

Start your property search

Browse Krutz Properties listings, read the buyer guide or seller guide, and compare Johnstown real estate.

Local resource: City of Gloversville history.

Nearby lakes and public access

Lake days are part of life in this region. These selected public destinations are within roughly a 45-minute drive of Gloversville's village or city center.

East Caroga Lake — Caroga Lake Campground

About 15 minutes by car from Gloversville. Seasonal public swimming beach, paddling and small-boat access in the Adirondacks. Official access and visitor information.

Great Sacandaga Lake — Broadalbin boat launch

About 20–25 minutes by car from Gloversville. Public boat-launch access for boating and fishing; this destination is a launch, not a swimming beach. Official access and visitor information.

Approximate Google Maps driving estimates checked October 2026, rounded for trip planning. Your property's location, traffic, weather and seasonal access can change the trip. Check current directions, operating dates and fees before visiting.

Schools: students per teacher

Gloversville Enlarged School District: approximately 10.9 students per teacher (2024–25). View the official NCES data.

This is a district-wide ratio based on full-time-equivalent teachers, not the number of children in a classroom. Confirm the assigned district, school and current class sizes for the specific property with the school district.

Explore Carrie's Trusted Resources for school contacts, community population, colleges, outdoor recreation and other local information.

A personal pricing review

Recent sales and online estimates provide market context. Before recommending a listing price, I need to visit your property, discuss its condition and improvements with you, and review relevant comparable sales with the Krutz Properties team. A market analysis is not a formal appraisal or an automated valuation.