Westchester

Located along the Long Island Sound, Rye is about a 50-minute train ride from Manhattan. This charming town is known for its beautiful coastline and beaches. Playland, opened in 1928, offers a retro amusement experience with a beach, boardwalk, pool, and lake. SHOEN Realty, Inc. has had its main office here for nearly 30 years, deeply rooted in the local community.

Scarsdale’s Tudor-style buildings around the station give it a movie-set-like charm. Located about 35 minutes from Manhattan by train, this quiet residential area features large single-family homes on spacious lots just outside the station. The village-run outdoor pool is also a popular attraction.

“Westchester” refers to the county, while “Eastchester” is a town within it. About 35 minutes from Grand Central, Crestwood Station on the Metro-North line is a popular choice due to its origin-point service. Situated in southern Westchester, Eastchester offers plenty of shopping along Route 22, including the Vernon Hills Shopping Center. The town’s Lake Isle facility includes a golf course, pool, and tennis courts. It’s a well-balanced community known for its greenery and calm atmosphere.

Situated along the Long Island Sound, Mamaroneck spans both the Town of Mamaroneck and the Village of Mamaroneck (Rye Neck), separated by the Mamaroneck River. Mamaroneck Avenue runs straight from the station to Harbor Island Park, lined with a variety of retail stores and restaurants. About 45 minutes by train from Manhattan.

Hartsdale, situated in Westchester County, New York, is a town that combines tranquil residential areas with excellent transportation access. Well served by a train station, commercial facilities, and parks, it provides a convenient and pleasant environment for everyday living.

This seaside community along the Long Island Sound is about a 40-minute train ride from Manhattan. Larchmont features historic architecture, lush parks, and a peaceful ambiance, with yacht harbors along the shore, offering a high-quality living environment.

Just 30 minutes from Manhattan by train, Bronxville offers stylish shopping streets near the station and is known for its beautifully maintained townscape and greenery. It’s part of the Town of Eastchester, so residents also have access to facilities like the Lake Isle Country Club.

Rye Brook is situated in Westchester County, New York, with the nearest stations being Rye or Port Chester. With convenient access to parkways and interstates, it’s ideal for those who travel by car. The area features spacious homes and a quiet, relaxed atmosphere surrounded by nature.

Tuckahoe is a small, charming village in southern Westchester, about 35 minutes from Manhattan by train. Once known as the “Marble Capital of the World,” Tuckahoe now features quiet neighborhoods and scenic parks. The Bronx River forms its western boundary, adding to its natural appeal. The village is home to cozy cafés, restaurants, and local shops, creating a warm community feel.

About 35 minutes from Manhattan by express train, White Plains is the administrative and commercial center of Westchester County. New apartment complexes have been built near the station, and well-known companies have offices in the area. The city is rich in shopping malls, restaurants, and cultural facilities, making it an ideal blend of urban convenience and suburban calm.

Approximately 40 minutes by train from Manhattan, New Rochelle is a city with high-rise apartments near the station and stunning coastal scenery along the Long Island Sound. It offers both urban convenience and natural beauty.

Located about an hour by train from Manhattan, Chappaqua is a peaceful, open community surrounded by forests and lakes. It’s known for being home to prominent politicians and celebrities, and is seeing rapid growth in newly developed communities.

Located along the Hudson River in Westchester County, Tarrytown is a vibrant town that blends natural beauty, rich history, and urban convenience. Only about 40 minutes from Grand Central Station by Metro-North, it’s a popular commuter town for those working in New York City.

Irvington, along the Hudson River, is about 40 minutes from Manhattan by train via the Metro-North Hudson Line. It offers nature-filled parks and a variety of architectural styles, from sandbox and octagonal to Gothic and Greek Revival. The area provides a peaceful and comfortable living environment.

West of Scarsdale toward the Hudson River, Ardsley is a small, quiet residential community known for its greenery. It’s an ideal area for those seeking a calm lifestyle close to nature.

Located about 45 minutes by train from Manhattan via the Metro-North Hudson Line, Dobbs Ferry is a small town with a retro and historic feel. It’s home to Mercy College and the prestigious Masters School, which has a history of over 130 years. The town is surrounded by historic buildings and parks, offering a peaceful, comfortable lifestyle.

Hastings-on-Hudson is known for its stunning views of the Hudson River and a quiet, nature-rich environment. With a strong appreciation for art and culture, unique shops and cafés, it’s a highly desirable residential area with convenient access to New York City.

Yonkers offers a dynamic blend of convenience, history, culture, and natural beauty, located close to New York City. With ongoing redevelopment, it’s becoming an increasingly attractive area for diverse residents and businesses alike.