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, New York in Onondaga County

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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Manlius.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Onondaga county include:

Amber,   Apulia,   Apulia Station,   Assembly Park,   Baileys Settlement,   Baldwinsville,   Bangall,   Bay Shores,   Belgium,   Berwyn,   Big Bend,   Borodino,   Borodino Landing,   Brewerton,   Bromley,   Brown Center,   Buellville,   Camillus,   Cardiff,   Cedarvale,   Cicero,   Cicero Center,   Clay,   Clintonville,   Cold Springs,   Collamer,   Collingwood,   De Witt,   Delphi Falls,   Eagle Village,   East Syracuse,   Edgewater Park,   Edgewood Garden,   Elbridge,   Elmcrest,   Euclid,   Fabius,   Fairmount,   Fayetteville,   Forest Beach,   Franklin Park,   Galeville,   Gamble Mill,   Garden Terrace,   Geddes,   Halfway,   Heath Grove,   High Bridge,   Howlett Hill,   Indian Village,   Ionia,   Ironsides,   Jacks Reef,   Jamesville,   Jones Beach,   Jordan,   Joshua,   Kirkville,   LaFayette,   Lakeland,   Lakeside,   Lamson,   Lindbergh Lawns,   Little Utica,   Liverpool,   Long Branch,   Long Bridge,   Loomis Hill,   Lower South Bay,   Lyncourt,   Lysander,   Lysander New Community,   Mandana,   Marcellus,   Marcellus Falls,   Marietta,   Martisco,   Marysville,   Mattydale,   Memphis,   Minoa,   Mottville,   Mycenae,   Navarino,   Nedrow,   North Belle Isle,   North Manlius,   North Syracuse,   Onativia,   Onondaga,   Onondaga Castle,   Oot Park,   Oran,   Orchard Village,   Oswego Bitter,   Otisco,   Otisco Valley,   Parson Farms,   Peck Hill,   Pitcher Hill,   Plainville,   Pompey,   Pompey Center,   Rice Grove,   Saintsville,   Salina,   Sandy Bay,   Seneca Knolls,   Sentinel Heights,   Shamrock,   Shepard Settlement,   Sherwood Knolls,   Skaneateles,   Skaneateles Falls,   Skanondaga Heights,   Skytop,   Snyder Crossing,   Solvay,   South Onondaga,   South Spafford,   Southwood,   Spafford,   Spafford Landing,   Spafford Valley,   Split Rock,   Stanley Manor,   Stiles,   Sweets Crossing,   Syracuse,   Taunton,   Thorn Hill,   Thornton Grove,   Thornton Heights,   Three Rivers,   Tully,   Tully Center,   Tully Lake Park,   Valentines Beach,   Van Buren,   Vesper,   Village Green,   Warners,   Watervale,   West Genesee Terrace,   West Phoenix,   Westerlea,   Westvale,   Westview Manor,   Williams Grove,   Windcrest Park,   Winding Ways,   Woodard,  

 

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Interested in fun facts and the history of Manlius, NY?
Then read on!

A fun fact about the town of Manlius, New York is that it is the birthplace of Gustav Stickley, a famous furniture designer and one of the leading figures of the American Arts and Crafts movement. Stickley founded his furniture manufacturing company in Manlius in 1898 and became known for his high-quality furniture designs inspired by nature and simplicity. Some of his pieces are highly sought after by collectors and are on display in museums around the world.